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Tennessee congressman votes 'no' on honoring Capitol police with Congressional Gold Medal for Jan. 6 response
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Judge orders release of video showing assault on police in Capitol tunnel
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The Veterans Administration said almost 18 veterans die by suicide every day. From 2005 through 2018, the overall suicide rate has remained mostly unchanged.
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21 Republicans vote 'no' to awarding gold medal to police who defended Capitol on Jan. 6
The measure passed the House with overwhelming support from 406 lawmakers.
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Federal jury can't reach verdict in UT professor's prosecution, mistrial declared
Anming Hu was accused by the federal government of wire fraud and making false statements. Hu strongly declared his innocence.
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Southwest flights are flying again after ‘network connectivity’ issues resolved
Tuesday, Southwest canceled about 500 flights and delayed nearly 1,300 others.
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Lawyer argues against accusations against East TN veteran detained by Venezuelan government
An East Tennessee Marines veteran is being held in Venezuela accused of being a terrorist and spying for former President Trump.
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State wants to set execution date for only woman on Tennessee death row
Christa Gail Pike has exhausted her legal appeals, and the U.S. Supreme Court denied a request last year to review the case.
Coronavirus
U.S. vaccination rates slowing down, but how do they compare to the rest of the world?
According to Johns Hopkins University, the average country has 6% of its adults vaccinated right now.
Military News
'Something we could never have imagined': Arkansas sailor killed during World War II buried 80 years after his death
Isaac Parker was buried near family at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery on what would have been his 97th birthday
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Thousands show support for East Texas bakery that was sent hateful messages and had orders canceled due to Pride Month cookies
On June 3, Confections in Lufkin took to Facebook to promote their Pride Month cookies. Little did they know the backlash they would soon receive.
National
Judge orders release of video showing assault on police in Capitol tunnel
Graphic video: WUSA9 and other outlets fought for the release of Capitol riot video showing Patrick McCaughey and others crushing Officer Daniel Hodges on January 6.
Military News
Together in the fight | Many veterans battle PTSD and suicidal thoughts after returning home
The Veterans Administration said almost 18 veterans die by suicide every day. From 2005 through 2018, the overall suicide rate has remained mostly unchanged.
Politics
21 Republicans vote 'no' to awarding gold medal to police who defended Capitol on Jan. 6
The measure passed the House with overwhelming support from 406 lawmakers.
Crime
Federal jury can't reach verdict in UT professor's prosecution, mistrial declared
Anming Hu was accused by the federal government of wire fraud and making false statements. Hu strongly declared his innocence.
VERIFY
VERIFY: Viral post claims President Biden took money from top Russia lobbyist
It's a complex story that's been distilled into a simple meme. We break down what is true and what is false.
Travel
Southwest flights are flying again after ‘network connectivity’ issues resolved
Tuesday, Southwest canceled about 500 flights and delayed nearly 1,300 others.
National
Lawyer argues against accusations against East TN veteran detained by Venezuelan government
An East Tennessee Marines veteran is being held in Venezuela accused of being a terrorist and spying for former President Trump.
Crime
State wants to set execution date for only woman on Tennessee death row
Christa Gail Pike has exhausted her legal appeals, and the U.S. Supreme Court denied a request last year to review the case.
Coronavirus
U.S. vaccination rates slowing down, but how do they compare to the rest of the world?
According to Johns Hopkins University, the average country has 6% of its adults vaccinated right now.
Military News
'Something we could never have imagined': Arkansas sailor killed during World War II buried 80 years after his death
Isaac Parker was buried near family at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery on what would have been his 97th birthday
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Thousands show support for East Texas bakery that was sent hateful messages and had orders canceled due to Pride Month cookies
On June 3, Confections in Lufkin took to Facebook to promote their Pride Month cookies. Little did they know the backlash they would soon receive.
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