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Jeffrey Epstein’s suicide still looms over the BOP one year later

Tuesday, August 11 by ABC News

By LUKE BARR, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- One year after Jeffrey Epstein's suicide inside New York's Metropolitan Correctional Center there have been no answers from the federal Bureau of Prisons on what happened Aug. 10, 2019 after a promised investigation and a... Read More.

Kane Brown is glad his daughter is too young to remember this year: “2020’s been tough in general”

Thursday, August 6 by ABC News

Kane Brown’s latest song, “Worldwide Beautiful,” provides a poignant message of the importance of unity during a divisive time. He released the song early in June, as millions of Americans were in... Read More.

DSW is giving away $10,000 and free shoes for a year to deserving teachers

Monday, August 3 by ABC News

By JACQUELINE LAUREAN YATES, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- Just in time for back to school, DSW is honoring teachers in a beautiful way.The retailer announced it will be giving free shoes for a year and $10,000 to deserving... Read More.

Garth Brooks steps aside as an Entertainer of the Year contender

Wednesday, July 29 by ABC News

After a record seven wins as CMA Entertainer of the Year, Garth Brooks is stepping aside as a contender. The country superstar made the announcement during a news conference Wednesday, revealing he'd been in discussions with the Country Music Association about... Read More.

Garth Brooks takes himself out of the running for CMA Entertainer of the Year

Wednesday, July 29 by ABC News

Garth Brooks doesn't want to be in the running for the Entertainer of the Year trophy at the 2020 CMA Awards. The country superstar shared the news during a press conference Wednesday, explaining that he asked the ... Read More.

Couple who wore swastika masks banned from Walmart for a year

Monday, July 27 by ABC News

By: CATHERINE THORBECKE, ABC News (MARSHALL, Minn.) -- The couple seen in a now-viral video wearing face coverings with Nazi swastikas while shopping at a Walmart in Marshall, Minnesota, are not allowed at any Walmart stores for the next year.Video... Read More.

Bermuda, Barbados hope to lure travelers to work and live for a year

Friday, July 24 by ABC News

By GENEVIEVE SHAW BROWN, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- U.S. travelers, many of whom have more time on their hands than ever before, face a conundrum: Americans aren't welcome in many places around the world as the cases of COVID-19 continue... Read More.

Kansas school board rejects governor’s executive order delaying start of the school year

Thursday, July 23 by ABC News

By MEREDITH DELISO, ABC NEWS(TOPEKA, Kan.) -- As school districts across the country grapple with how and when to reopen safely during the coronavirus pandemic, the Kansas State Board of Education rejected Gov. Laura Kelly's executive order delaying the start... Read More.

Darius Rucker teases “Beers and Sunshine,” a summery “silver lining” on a tough year

Friday, July 10 by ABC News

Darius Rucker has a new tune coming to country radio, and he hopes it’ll be a ray of sunshine for fans during what's been a tumultuous year. The star teased his new tune, called “Beers and Sunshine,”... Read More.

COVID-19’s impact could include 20 more firearm suicides per day this year: Analysis

Tuesday, July 7 by ABC News

By DR. ALEXIS E. CARGGINTON, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- COVID-19 could bring a 20-30% increase in firearm suicides this year, a new study has found.The uncertainty brought on by the pandemic has been impacting people's mental health and... Read More.

Coronavirus updates: Trump claims vaccine coming ‘long before the end of the year’

Sunday, July 5 by ABC News

By: JON HAWORTH, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- A novel coronavirus pandemic has now killed more than 530,000 people worldwide.More than 11.2 million people across the globe have been diagnosed with COVID-19, the disease caused by the new respiratory virus,... Read More.

Granger Smith reckons with guilt and forgiving himself, one year after son River’s death

Wednesday, July 1 by ABC News

It’s been a little over a year since Granger Smith and his wife, Amber, lost their 3-year-old son, River, in a tragic drowning accident. In a new interview with People

Stories tagged with: year

Jeffrey Epstein’s suicide still looms over the BOP one year later

Kane Brown is glad his daughter is too young to remember this year: “2020’s been tough in general”

DSW is giving away $10,000 and free shoes for a year to deserving teachers

Garth Brooks steps aside as an Entertainer of the Year contender

Garth Brooks takes himself out of the running for CMA Entertainer of the Year

Couple who wore swastika masks banned from Walmart for a year

Bermuda, Barbados hope to lure travelers to work and live for a year

Kansas school board rejects governor’s executive order delaying start of the school year

Darius Rucker teases “Beers and Sunshine,” a summery “silver lining” on a tough year

COVID-19’s impact could include 20 more firearm suicides per day this year: Analysis

Coronavirus updates: Trump claims vaccine coming ‘long before the end of the year’

Granger Smith reckons with guilt and forgiving himself, one year after son River’s death

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