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As COVID-19 turns more children into orphans, siblings step up to fill the void

Tuesday, February 23 by ABC News

By ASHLEY LOUSZKO, IGNACIO TORRES and ASHLEY RIEGLE, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- On his 11th birthday last May, Juan Ramirez woke up to the police and fire departments of Passaic, New Jersey, outside his home. Soon after, the mayor would... Read More.

Prince Philip to remain hospitalized as family members speak out about 99-year-old’s health

Tuesday, February 23 by ABC News

By KATIE KINDELAN, ABC News (LONDON) -- Prince Philip, who was hospitalized last week, is being treated for an infection, according to Buckingham Palace.The palace did not provide any further details about the infection or what type of... Read More.

Spring-like weather from Denver to NYC as strong storm hits West with snow

Tuesday, February 23 by ABC News

By MAX GOLEMBO, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- Spring-like weather is on the way for millions of people from Denver to New York City on Tuesday.The latest hit of snow that moved through the Northeast Monday is long gone, but not... Read More.

Competition heats up as fast food chains rollout new crispy chicken sandwiches

Tuesday, February 23 by ABC News

By KELLY MCCARTHY, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- It was never just a phase. The fried chicken sandwich craze is as popular in 2021 as it was when the trend first hatched.From a limited-time item that broke the internet to what... Read More.

Disparities persist as US tops 500,000 COVID deaths

Tuesday, February 23 by ABC News

By ERIN SCHUMAKER, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- One year after former President Donald Trump told Americans that the novel coronavirus was "very much under control in this country," the United States on Monday surpassed 500,000 deaths from COVID-19, according to data from... Read More.

Biden HHS nominee to highlight experience as GOP gears up for fight

Tuesday, February 23 by ABC News

By ALLISON PECORIN and CHEYENNE HASLETT, ABC News (WASHINGTON) -- As the coronavirus pandemic reaches a new 500,000 death milestone, a political battle is brewing over who will take the helm of the Department of Health and Human Services.President Joe Biden's... Read More.

As US surpasses half a million COVID-19 deaths, Latinos continue to feel impact of virus

Monday, February 22 by ABC News

By: LAURA ROMERO, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- During the coronavirus pandemic's deadly peak last summer, Maggie Saldana begged her parents to stay home and not work. Saldana feared that her father, a grape picker, and her mother, an employee at a... Read More.

NRA is ‘out of ammo’ as it faces a legal mess of its own making, many experts say

Monday, February 22 by ABC News

By LUCIEN BRUGGEMAN, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- Plagued by infighting and targeted by a sprawling investigation, the National Rifle Association has found itself entangled in a legal web of its own making, several experts told ABC News, as a federal judge considers... Read More.

Ken Jennings honors Alex Trebek as he wraps ‘Jeopardy!’ guest hosting gig

Monday, February 22 by ABC News

(LOS ANGELES) -- Ken Jennings closed out his six-week hosting stint on Jeopardy! on Friday, where he served as the first person to keep the show running after the passing of Alex Trebek. Before signing off one last time, Jennings took a moment to honor the beloved show host. "That’s... Read More.

Boil water advisory lifted in Houston as Texas recovers from winter storms

Monday, February 22 by ABC News

By JULIA JACOBO, ABC News (HOUSTON) -- Houston has lifted its boil water advisory as much of Texas' utility services recover from back-to-back winter storms.The boil water advisory in Houston had been in place since Wednesday but has been lifted after... Read More.

Joe Biden could visit Texas as soon as this week, White House press secretary says

Sunday, February 21 by ABC News

BY: JUSTIN GOMEZ, ABC NEWS (WASHINGTON) — As Texans continue to recover amid the fallout from severe weather that damaged the state's power grid, leaving millions without electricity and clean drinking water, White House press secretary Jen Psaki said President Joe Biden could... Read More.

Fire breaks out in Texas hotel as sprinkler system fails due to frozen pipes from winter storm

Saturday, February 20 by ABC News

BY: ROSA SANCHEZ, ABC NEWS (KILLEEN, TX.) — A massive fire broke out in a hotel in Killeen, Texas, after the building's sprinkler systems failed to work due to frozen pipes. On Friday night, the Killeen Fire Department arrived at the Hilton Garden Inn... Read More.

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As COVID-19 turns more children into orphans, siblings step up to fill the void

Prince Philip to remain hospitalized as family members speak out about 99-year-old’s health

Spring-like weather from Denver to NYC as strong storm hits West with snow

Competition heats up as fast food chains rollout new crispy chicken sandwiches

Disparities persist as US tops 500,000 COVID deaths

Biden HHS nominee to highlight experience as GOP gears up for fight

As US surpasses half a million COVID-19 deaths, Latinos continue to feel impact of virus

NRA is ‘out of ammo’ as it faces a legal mess of its own making, many experts say

Ken Jennings honors Alex Trebek as he wraps ‘Jeopardy!’ guest hosting gig

Boil water advisory lifted in Houston as Texas recovers from winter storms

Joe Biden could visit Texas as soon as this week, White House press secretary says

Fire breaks out in Texas hotel as sprinkler system fails due to frozen pipes from winter storm

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