Flaviane Carvalho, a Florida restaurant manager, wrote a note asking a child if he needed help when she noticed injuries on his arms and face.
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Falcons offer head coaching job to Titans offensive coordinator Arthur Smith
The Atlanta Falcons have offered their head coaching position to Tennessee Titans offensive coordinator Arthur Smith.
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Sister of Black woman killed by Capitol Police hopes riot will shed light on troubling case
Seeing rioters storm the Capitol brought up sad memories for Valarie Carey, whose sister Miriam was shot by Capitol Police after a car chase in 2013.
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How Disney+’s ‘WandaVision’ expands the Marvel Cinematic Universe, hurtles through sitcom history
The Marvel Cinematic Universe is expanding to Disney+. First up: 'WandaVision,' an ode to classic sitcoms starring Paul Bettany and Elizabeth Olsen.
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Will Melania Trump invite Jill Biden to tea-and-tour at White House or break tradition?
The decades-old civic ritual of the outgoing FLOTUS inviting her successor to tea and a tour of the White House appears to be off for Melania Trump.
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Am I OK? How to do a mental health check
People are often told to check in with others when they notice someone struggling. But what about checking in with yourself?
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‘Does nothing to save Main Street’: Biden faces criticism from GOP, progressives on COVID-19 relief package
Top Democrats embraced the plan, but some in the GOP say it doesn't do enough to help businesses, and progressives say stimulus checks should be larger.
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Jacob Blake speaks on police shooting that left him paralyzed: ‘I didn’t want to be the next George Floyd’
Jacob Blake tells his side of the story in an interview that aired on “Good Morning America” Thursday.
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2020 NFL divisional playoffs: 22 players who may play final game with current team
Saints QB Drew Brees isn't the only one on NFL divisional playoff teams who could soon be on the move.
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COVID-19 exposure on flights is more common than you think. The US doesn’t share details, but Canada does
The CDC has identified more than 4,000 flights where a passenger may have flown while infected with COVID. Plus, Canada counts more than 3,000.
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