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FAA orders inspections of some Boeing 777 engines after United failure

Wednesday, February 24 by ABC News

By MINA KAJI, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- After an engine on a United 777 failed minutes after takeoff in Denver this past weekend, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is ordering operators to conduct high-tech inspections of all Boeing 777s powered by the... Read More.

Some Texans told they owe thousands in electric bills

Tuesday, February 23 by ABC News

By TREVOR AULT and ALLIE YANG, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- Millions of Texans lost their power last week as they desperately tried to stay warm amid a historic chill that descended upon the region. But those whose power continued to stay on... Read More.

Let’s all go to the movies…well, some of us: New York City theaters to reopen March 5 with capacity caps

Monday, February 22 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- As part of his daily coronavirus-related press conference, embattled New York Governor Andrew Cuomo announced that movie theaters in the Big Apple will be allowed to reopen March 5. However, there's a catch: Movie houses will be capped at 25%... Read More.

Boeing said it ‘supports the decision’ to temporarily ground some 777s

Monday, February 22 by ABC News

By CATHERINE THORBECKE, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- Boeing said it "supports the decision" of regulators to suspend operations of more than a hundred of its 777 planes powered by Pratt & Whitney 4000-112 engines in the wake of a jet engine... Read More.

COVID-19 is circulating in some animals. What does that mean for us?

Sunday, February 21 by ABC News

BY: DR. JONATHAN CHAN, ABC NEWS (NEW YORK) — Last month, the nation watched as Winston the gorilla came down with COVID-19 and then recovered. So far, the virus has been detected in zoo animals like Winston, domestic animals like cats and dogs,... Read More.

Cold snap causes water crisis for some Mississippi residents

Friday, February 19 by ABC News

By EMILY SHAPIRO, ABC News(JACKSON, Miss.) -- As power and water outages rock the South, among the hard-hit cities is Jackson, Mississippi, where most residents face little to no water pressure."We do not have a definitive timeline as... Read More.

DHS seizes 10 million counterfeit 3M N95 masks, some possibly headed to hospitals

Thursday, February 18 by ABC News

By LUKE BARR, ABC News (WASHINGTON) -- The Department of Homeland Security has announced it seized 10 million counterfeit 3M N95 masks, including some possibly headed for hospitals for use by frontline health care workers.New DHS Secretary Ali Mayorkas announced the... Read More.

Holiday COVID-19 surge to blame for rising MIS-C cases in some US cities

Wednesday, February 17 by ABC News

By DR. RAEHANNAH JAMSHIDI, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- In recent weeks, hospitals in Washington, D.C., Los Angeles, Colorado, Nebraska and New Jersey have reported an increase in cases of MIS-C cases, a rare inflammatory condition found in children.The apparent uptick... Read More.

Oxford University extends COVID-19 vaccine study to children, some as young as 6

Saturday, February 13 by ABC News

BY: ROSA SANCHEZ, ABC NEWS (LONDON) — Oxford University is extending its COVID-19 vaccine study to include children -- some as young as 6. Together with three partner sites in London, Southampton and Bristol, Oxford will launch the first study to learn how children... Read More.

Some popular baby foods contain ‘significant levels’ of toxic heavy metals, report says

Friday, February 5 by ABC News

By KATIE KINDELAN and KELLY MCCARTHY, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- Some popular baby foods contain "significant" levels of toxic heavy metals that have the potential to harm babies' neurological development, according to a new report by a U.S. House Oversight subcommittee.

Paul Bettany tells “lazy” teens to “stop watching ‘WandaVision’ for 5 mins…and shovel some snow”

Monday, February 1 by ABC News

(LOS ANGELES) -- You know the snow that's blanketing the East Coast right now is a major deal when an actor actually tells people to stop watching their brand-new show and go out and shovel. Paul Bettany, star of WandaVision, tweeted earlier... Read More.

Watchdogs concerned about some Biden appointees’ opaque consulting work

Monday, February 1 by ABC News

By SOO RIN KIM and LUCIEN BRUGGEMAN, ABC News (WASHINGTON) -- A number of senior officials joining the Biden administration have been working in consulting firms with opaque client lists, which ethics experts warn may undercut President Joe Biden's efforts to ensure Americans... Read More.

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FAA orders inspections of some Boeing 777 engines after United failure

Some Texans told they owe thousands in electric bills

Let’s all go to the movies…well, some of us: New York City theaters to reopen March 5 with capacity caps

Boeing said it ‘supports the decision’ to temporarily ground some 777s

COVID-19 is circulating in some animals. What does that mean for us?

Cold snap causes water crisis for some Mississippi residents

DHS seizes 10 million counterfeit 3M N95 masks, some possibly headed to hospitals

Holiday COVID-19 surge to blame for rising MIS-C cases in some US cities

Oxford University extends COVID-19 vaccine study to children, some as young as 6

Some popular baby foods contain ‘significant levels’ of toxic heavy metals, report says

Paul Bettany tells “lazy” teens to “stop watching ‘WandaVision’ for 5 mins…and shovel some snow”

Watchdogs concerned about some Biden appointees’ opaque consulting work

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