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  • Pope Francis holds historic meeting with religious groups, top Iraq Shiite cleric
    by ABC Audio on March 6, 2021

    SABAH ARAR/AFP via Getty ImagesBy CLARK BENTSON, ABC News(UR, Iraq) -- Pope Francis gathered members of the prominent faiths in Iraq at Ur, the birthplace of the prophet Abraham, for an inter-religious convocation meant to promote unity among Iraqi's diverse religious communities."This blessed […]

  • Pope Francis brings message of unity and tolerance to Iraq
    by ABC Audio on March 5, 2021

    Franco Origlia/Getty ImagesBy CLARK BENTSON, ABC News(BAGHDAD) -- The pope brought his message of peace, reconciliation and tolerance to Iraq on the first day of his papal visit to this predominantly Muslim country.The pope's jet touched down at Baghdad's airport with the event carried live on […]

  • Duchess Meghan says it's 'liberating' to be able to speak for herself
    by ABC Audio on March 5, 2021

    ABC By KATIE KINDELAN, ABC News(NEW YORK ) -- Duchess Meghan is speaking out about the freedom she feels since she and Prince Harry stepped away from the royal family last year.In a newly-released clip of Meghan and Harry's highly-anticipated interview with Oprah Winfrey, airing this Sunday, […]

  • Prince Philip transferred back to private hospital after procedure for pre-existing heart condition: Palace
    by ABC Audio on March 5, 2021

    Samir Hussein/ Samir Hussein/WireImageBy ROSA SANCHEZ andd ZOE MAGEE, ABC News (LONDON) -- Britain's Prince Philip has been transferred back to a private hospital in London after undergoing a "successful procedure" for a pre-existing heart condition, according to Buckingham Palace.The 99-year-old […]

  • China moves to overhaul Hong Kong’s electoral system in ‘great leap backwards’ for city’s democracy
    by ABC Audio on March 5, 2021

    danielvfung/iStockBy BRITT CLENNETT, ABC News (BEIJING) -- Beijing is poised to block any remaining avenues for the Hong Kong pro-democracy movement, leaving the opposition with no way to attain elected office in the Chinese territory.China's decision-makers are expected to grant Beijing vetoing […]

  • Recent killings in Afghanistan highlight ongoing issue of violence against women
    by ABC Audio on March 5, 2021

    KeithBinns/iStockBy ALEEM AGHA and GUY DAVIES, ABC News (KABUL, Afghanistan) -- The killing of three female journalists and one doctor this week have once again thrown the issue of violence against women in Afghanistan into sharp focus, even as peace talks between the Taliban and the Afghan […]

  • Duchess Meghan says royals are 'perpetuating falsehoods' as Palace opens bullying investigation
    by ABC Audio on March 4, 2021

    ABCBy KATIE KINDELAN, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- A new clip of Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, speaking out to Oprah Winfrey was released Wednesday night, just hours after Buckingham Palace announced it plans to open an investigation into allegations of bullying made against the duchess."I don't know how […]

  • Why the pope's visit to Iraq is so significant
    by ABC Audio on March 4, 2021

    ALBERTO PIZZOLI/AFP via Getty ImagesBy CLARK BENTSON, ABC News(VATICAN CITY) -- When the pontiff touches down in Baghdad on Friday, it will be the culmination of a Vatican trip decades in the planning.Pope Francis will be the first pope to ever visit this area of great biblical importance -- home […]

  • Myanmar authorities kill at least 38 peaceful protesters in bloodiest day since coup
    by ABC Audio on March 4, 2021

    yorkfoto/iStockBy MORGAN WINSOR and KARSON YIU, ABC News (LONDON) -- At least 38 protesters were killed by authorities in Myanmar on Wednesday, marking the bloodiest day since the military seized power in an apparent coup last month, according to the United Nations' special envoy for Myanmar, […]

  • Prince Philip successfully underwent procedure for pre-existing heart condition, palace says
    by ABC Audio on March 4, 2021

    Samir Hussein/ Samir Hussein/WireImageBy ROSA SANCHEZ and ZOE MAGEE, ABC News (LONDON) -- Britain's Prince Philip had a "successful procedure" at a London hospital on Wednesday for a pre-existing heart condition, according to Buckingham Palace.The 99-year-old Duke of Edinburgh "will remain in […]

  • Japanese billionaire seeking eight people to join him on SpaceX mission to the moon
    by ABC Audio on March 3, 2021

    plefevre/iStockBy CATHERINE THORBECKE, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- A Japanese billionaire is searching for eight members of the public to join him on a mission to orbit around the moon.Yusaku Maezawa, who made headlines in 2018 when he was unveiled as SpaceX's first private passenger to commission a trip […]

  • Duchess Meghan faces report of bullying claims ahead of highly anticipated Oprah interview
    by ABC Audio on March 3, 2021

    ABC News/Frame Grab via Getty ImagesBy ANGELINE JANE BERNABE, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- Just days ahead of their highly anticipated interview with Oprah Winfrey, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are firing back at a report in a U.K. newspaper that claims Meghan bullied royal staffers at Kensington […]

  • Prison where Alexey Navalny was sent is 'unbearable,' lawyer, former inmates say
    by ABC Audio on March 3, 2021

    macky_ch/iStockBy PATRICK REEVELL, ABC News(MOSCOW) -- Russian opposition politician Alexey Navalny has been sent to a prison known as unusually harsh and feared as place where prisoners are subjected to intense psychological pressure, according to former inmates and prisoner rights […]

  • Judge blocks UK tabloid's appeal after Duchess Meghan wins privacy lawsuit
    by ABC Audio on March 2, 2021

    Marilyn Nieves/iStockBy ZOE MAGEE and KATIE KINDELAN, ABC NewsA U.K. judge on Tuesday denied a request by the publisher of the Mail on Sunday to appeal his ruling that the tabloid invaded the privacy of Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, by publishing portions of a letter she wrote to her father.The […]

  • Americans accused of helping Carlos Ghosn escape arrive in Japan after extradition
    by ABC Audio on March 2, 2021

    Hasan Shaaban/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesBy CATHERINE THORBECKE, ABC News(TOKYO) -- After a nine-month battle fighting extradition, the American father and son duo accused of aiding former Nissan Chairman Carlos Ghosn in his dramatic international escape have arrived in Japan.Former Green Beret […]

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  • When will life return to normal? Experts consider what summer, fall might look like
    by ABC Audio on March 5, 2021

    Chansom Pantip/iStockBy ANNE FLAHERTY and CHEYENNE HASLETT, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- It’s the million dollar question everyone is asking: When will life return to normal? And will school be open this fall?The answers are all over the map -- from Texas and Mississippi governors declaring their states […]

  • 'Pharmacy deserts' are new front in the race to vaccinate for COVID-19
    by ABC Audio on March 5, 2021

    Bill Oxford/iStockBy SOO RIN KIM, ERIN SCHUMAKER, MARK NICHOLS and EVAN SIMON, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- Jorge Figueroa was willing to drive eight hours round trip.He wasn't going on vacation or to visit a relative.Instead, he was planning to get a life-saving shot to protect him from COVID-19 -- a […]

  • What to know about FEMA vaccination sites amid COVID-19 pandemic
    by ABC Audio on March 5, 2021

    Ridofranz/iStockBy ERIN SCHUMAKER, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- Appointments at a federally run vaccination hub at Chicago's United Center opened on Thursday, with the first shots there scheduled to be given next week. It will be the first site in Cook County to offer the Johnson & Johnson vaccine […]

  • Pediatric COVID-19 cases in Mississippi 10 times higher than previously thought: Study
    by ABC Audio on March 5, 2021

    Myriam Borzee/iStockBy DR. TARUN JAIN, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- The number of children and adolescents with COVID-19 in Mississippi may be more than 10 times the number of previously reported cases, according to a new study.Pediatricians have previously suggested that because children are more likely […]

  • A year of COVID-19: What was going on in the US in March 2020
    by ABC Audio on March 5, 2021

    CasPhotography/iStockBy IVAN PEREIRA and ARIELLE MITROPOULOS, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- The U.S. would never be the same after March 2020.While the novel coronavirus had been in the country for at least a month, in March cases began to jump at alarming rates as did the hospitalizations and deaths. […]

  • Which states have dropped mask mandates and why
    by ABC Audio on March 4, 2021

    hapabapa/iStockBy MARLENE LENTHANG, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- Five states -- Texas, Mississippi, Iowa, Montana and North Dakota -- have ended, or soon will end, statewide mask mandates, despite the looming threat of COVID-19 and highly transmissible variants.They're joining 11 other states -- Alaska, […]

  • New Google COVID-19 database could hold key to disease's mysteries
    by ABC Audio on March 4, 2021

    Bill Oxford/iStockBy DR. MAIA OU, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- A year into the pandemic, COVID-19 still puzzles researchers, but the public release of a new database may help scientists solve some of the mysteries lingering around this devastating disease.An international team of researchers from […]

  • Scientists inch closer to explaining the mysterious 'brain fog' symptom of COVID-19
    by ABC Audio on March 3, 2021

    Ovidiu Dugulan/iStockBy NASIR MALIM, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- As larger numbers of people recover from COVID-19, researchers are learning more about "brain fog" in those affected by the virus.For months, doctors and researchers have been aware of a range of longer-term symptoms afflicting people […]

  • Johnson & Johnson vaccine rekindles religious dilemma over morality of using fetal tissue
    by ABC Audio on March 3, 2021

    MarsBars/iStockBy SASHA PEZENIK, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- With Johnson & Johnson vaccines on their way across the country, a longstanding dilemma for religious conservatives is being revived: much of the research for coronavirus inoculations relies on the use of material derived from human fetal […]

  • Four former surgeons general join call for 'National Vaccine Day'
    by ABC Audio on March 2, 2021

    MarianVejcik/iStockBy ZOE MAGEE, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- Four former surgeons general are joining a campaign calling for a National Vaccine Day to "focus our nation's attention on the importance of vaccination."In a letter exclusively obtained by ABC News, the doctors call on President Joe Biden to […]

  • How falling levels of COVID-19 tests could threaten pandemic fight
    by ABC Audio on March 2, 2021

    hocus-focus/iStockBy MATTHEW VANN, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- As the effort to vaccinate Americans intensifies, daily COVID-19 test numbers are falling nationwide, an alarming sign to public health experts who say the tests are still crucial to containing the virus.Testing has been a fraught and highly […]

  • Philadelphia doctor takes her push for health equity to next level: vaccines
    by ABC Audio on March 2, 2021

    ABC NewsBy JON SCHLOSBERG, ABC News (PHILADELPHIA) -- Once again, it is Dr. Ala Stanford to the rescue, this time confronting Philadelphia’s vaccine inequities head on.Last April, Stanford became frustrated with the city’s slow pace of COVID-19 testing, especially in Black and brown […]

  • Baby born deaf reacts to hearing music for first time
    by ABC Audio on March 2, 2021

    ABC NewsBy HALEY YAMADA and ERIC NOLL, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- After months of appointments, testing, fittings and surgery, one baby’s first time hearing music was caught on camera in a touching moment.Manning James Roldan of Clifton Forge, Virginia, was born deaf in both ears. On Dec. 30, 2020, […]

  • 'Please hear me clearly': CDC director urges states not to reopen too soon as cases plateau
    by ABC Audio on March 2, 2021

    Chip Somodevilla/Getty ImagesBY: CHEYENNE HASLETT, ABC NEWS (WASHINGTON) — The U.S. has hit a plateau in coronavirus cases and deaths that signal a "potential shift in the trajectory of the pandemic," the director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warned states on Monday not to […]

  • WHO panel advises against hydroxychloroquine to prevent COVID-19
    by ABC Audio on March 2, 2021

    Liliboas/iStockBY: JULIA JACOBO, ABC NEWS (WASHINGTON) — A World Health Organization panel is now advising against the use of hydroxychloroquine, the controversial drug promoted heavily by the Trump administration, to treat patients infected with COVID-19. The international health agency […]

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  • How life has changed 1 year into the COVID-19 pandemic: Masks, restrictions largely endure
    by ABC Audio on March 7, 2021

    alvarez/iStockBY: MEREDITH DELISO, ABC NEWS (NEW YORK) — On March 11, 2020, the World Health Organization characterized the COVID-19 outbreak as a pandemic. In the days, weeks and months that followed, millions of Americans started working and learning remotely, social distancing became the new […]

  • Why advocates are on edge ahead of officer's trial in George Floyd's death
    by ABC Audio on March 7, 2021

    Stephen Maturen/Getty ImagesBY: BILL HUTCHINSON, ABC NEWS (NEW YORK) — Fortified fencing, barbed wire and concrete barricades have gone up around the courthouse and police stations in Minneapolis in preparation for the landmark murder trial of former police officer Derek Chauvin for the death of […]

  • Warm air spreading across Central and Eastern US with record highs possible
    by ABC Audio on March 7, 2021

    ABC NewsBY: DANIEL MANZO, ABC NEWS (NEW YORK) — The warmest air in four months will spread across the Central and Eastern U.S. this week. On Sunday afternoon, widespread temperatures in the 60s and 70s are expected across the much of the central U.S. and even northern locations like Minneapolis […]

  • Bowling Green State University student in critical condition after alleged fraternity hazing incident
    by ABC Audio on March 6, 2021

    kali9/iStockBy MARLENE LENTHANG and NICHOLAS CIRONE, ABC News(BOWLING GREEN, Ohio) -- A Bowling Green State University student is in critical condition after an alleged hazing incident involving alcohol.The student has been identified as Stone Foltz, family attorney Sean Alto told ABC News.Foltz […]

  • 'Pharmacy deserts' are new front in the race to vaccinate for COVID-19
    by ABC Audio on March 6, 2021

    Courtesy of Linda MolinarBy SOO RIN KIM, ERIN SCHUMAKER,  MARK NICHOLS, and EVAN SIMON, ABC News(PRESIDIO, Texas) -- Jorge Figueroa was willing to drive eight hours round trip.He wasn't going on vacation or to visit a relative.Instead, he was planning to get a lifesaving shot to protect him from […]

  • 43-year-old hiker falls to his death at Zion National Park in Utah
    by ABC Audio on March 6, 2021

    kali9/iStockBy MEREDITH DELISO, ABC News(SPRINGDALE, Utah) -- A 43-year-old man fell to his death while hiking at Zion National Park in southern Utah, officials said.Jason Hartwell, of Draper, Utah, was found at the base of the Angels Landing summit Friday morning, the National Park Service said in […]

  • New York City's Javits Center offering COVID-19 vaccinations 24/7
    by ABC Audio on March 6, 2021

    TIMOTHY A. CLARY/AFP via Getty ImagesBy MARLENE LENTHANG, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- The Javits Center in New York City is now open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, after the approval of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine a week ago.The convention center in Manhattan is accepting appointments around […]

  • Warmest air since November expected across parts of US next week
    by ABC Audio on March 6, 2021

    ABC NewsBY: DANIEL MANZO, ABC NEWS (NEW YORK) — A late winter cold blast is gripping parts of the Northeast Saturday morning. Wind chills in the Northeast are in the teens and single digits. In the interior northeast, wind chills are well below zero. Lake effect snow will be possible Saturday and […]

  • Maryland school district replacing diesel school buses with electric
    by ABC Audio on March 5, 2021

    Courtesy of Thomas Built Buses BY: LEIGHTON SCHNEIDER, ABC NEWS (NEW YORK) -- Maryland’s Montgomery County Public Schools has announced a contract to replace its diesel buses with electric ones, starting with 326 electric buses over the next four years. It marks the single largest purchase of […]

  • Texas governor on ending mask order: 'We no longer need government running our lives'
    by ABC Audio on March 5, 2021

    Michael Anthony/iStockBy EMILY SHAPIRO, ABC News(HOUSTON) -- Texas Gov. Greg Abbott is opening up about his decision to end the state mask mandate, stressing that he still urges residents to take precautions, but Texans "no longer need government running our lives."On March 10, Texas' mask order […]

  • California authorities identify those injured in deadly crash near US-Mexico border
    by ABC Audio on March 5, 2021

    katifcam/iStockBy MORGAN WINSOR, ABC News(HOLTVILLE, Calif.) -- Authorities have begun to identify the victims of a deadly car crash that happened earlier this week in California, just north of the U.S.-Mexico border.The incident was one of the deadliest border crashes on record and it's believed […]

  • Water slowly returns to Jackson, Mississippi residents but boil order remains
    by ABC Audio on March 5, 2021

    Oleksandr Filon/iStockBy MARLENE LENTHANG, ABC News(JACKSON, Miss.) -- Water is slowly returning to homes in Jackson, Mississippi, but a boil water order remains for the city's more than 160,000 residents, officials announced.The city is still struggling to restore water after the state was ravaged […]

  • Cold blast hits Northeast as new storm gets ready to slam West, from California to Washington
    by ABC Audio on March 5, 2021

    ABC NewsBy MAX GOLEMBO, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- Winter is back for the Northeast.Upstate New York and New England are seeing below zero-degree wind chills Friday morning, as the I-95 corridor is seeing wind chills in the teens and single digits.Winds have been gusty Friday morning, blowing at more […]

  • Body found 465 feet below Grand Canyon rim believed to be missing Kentucky man, authorities say
    by ABC Audio on March 5, 2021

    jose1983/iStockBy MORGAN WINSOR, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- Authorities believe they have found the body of a Kentucky man who disappeared at the Grand Canyon last week.John Pennington, 40, of Walton, Kentucky, was thought to have entered the Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona on or around Feb. 23, […]

  • Texas power grid CEO fired in wake of last month's fatal blackouts
    by ABC Audio on March 5, 2021

    Aaron M. Sprecher/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesBy HALEY YAMADA, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- Bill Magness, CEO of the Electric Reliability Council of Texas, was fired on Wednesday in the wake of February's deadly blackouts that left millions without electricity and heat in freezing temperatures.As power […]

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  • How life has changed 1 year into the COVID-19 pandemic: Masks, restrictions largely endure
    by ABC Audio (National News - ABC News Radio) on March 7, 2021

    alvarez/iStockBY: MEREDITH DELISO, ABC NEWS (NEW YORK) — On March 11, 2020, the World Health Organization characterized the COVID-19 outbreak as a pandemic. In the days, weeks and months that followed, millions of Americans started working and learning remotely, social distancing became the new […]

  • Why advocates are on edge ahead of officer's trial in George Floyd's death
    by ABC Audio (National News - ABC News Radio) on March 7, 2021

    Stephen Maturen/Getty ImagesBY: BILL HUTCHINSON, ABC NEWS (NEW YORK) — Fortified fencing, barbed wire and concrete barricades have gone up around the courthouse and police stations in Minneapolis in preparation for the landmark murder trial of former police officer Derek Chauvin for the death of […]

  • Warm air spreading across Central and Eastern US with record highs possible
    by ABC Audio (National News - ABC News Radio) on March 7, 2021

    ABC NewsBY: DANIEL MANZO, ABC NEWS (NEW YORK) — The warmest air in four months will spread across the Central and Eastern U.S. this week. On Sunday afternoon, widespread temperatures in the 60s and 70s are expected across the much of the central U.S. and even northern locations like Minneapolis […]

  • Bowling Green State University student in critical condition after alleged fraternity hazing incident
    by ABC Audio (National News - ABC News Radio) on March 6, 2021

    kali9/iStockBy MARLENE LENTHANG and NICHOLAS CIRONE, ABC News(BOWLING GREEN, Ohio) -- A Bowling Green State University student is in critical condition after an alleged hazing incident involving alcohol.The student has been identified as Stone Foltz, family attorney Sean Alto told ABC News.Foltz […]

  • 'Pharmacy deserts' are new front in the race to vaccinate for COVID-19
    by ABC Audio (National News - ABC News Radio) on March 6, 2021

    Courtesy of Linda MolinarBy SOO RIN KIM, ERIN SCHUMAKER,  MARK NICHOLS, and EVAN SIMON, ABC News(PRESIDIO, Texas) -- Jorge Figueroa was willing to drive eight hours round trip.He wasn't going on vacation or to visit a relative.Instead, he was planning to get a lifesaving shot to protect him from […]

  • 43-year-old hiker falls to his death at Zion National Park in Utah
    by ABC Audio (National News - ABC News Radio) on March 6, 2021

    kali9/iStockBy MEREDITH DELISO, ABC News(SPRINGDALE, Utah) -- A 43-year-old man fell to his death while hiking at Zion National Park in southern Utah, officials said.Jason Hartwell, of Draper, Utah, was found at the base of the Angels Landing summit Friday morning, the National Park Service said in […]

  • New York City's Javits Center offering COVID-19 vaccinations 24/7
    by ABC Audio (National News - ABC News Radio) on March 6, 2021

    TIMOTHY A. CLARY/AFP via Getty ImagesBy MARLENE LENTHANG, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- The Javits Center in New York City is now open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, after the approval of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine a week ago.The convention center in Manhattan is accepting appointments around […]

  • Pope Francis holds historic meeting with religious groups, top Iraq Shiite cleric
    by ABC Audio (World News - ABC News Radio) on March 6, 2021

    SABAH ARAR/AFP via Getty ImagesBy CLARK BENTSON, ABC News(UR, Iraq) -- Pope Francis gathered members of the prominent faiths in Iraq at Ur, the birthplace of the prophet Abraham, for an inter-religious convocation meant to promote unity among Iraqi's diverse religious communities."This blessed […]

  • Warmest air since November expected across parts of US next week
    by ABC Audio (National News - ABC News Radio) on March 6, 2021

    ABC NewsBY: DANIEL MANZO, ABC NEWS (NEW YORK) — A late winter cold blast is gripping parts of the Northeast Saturday morning. Wind chills in the Northeast are in the teens and single digits. In the interior northeast, wind chills are well below zero. Lake effect snow will be possible Saturday and […]

  • Maryland school district replacing diesel school buses with electric
    by ABC Audio (National News - ABC News Radio) on March 5, 2021

    Courtesy of Thomas Built Buses BY: LEIGHTON SCHNEIDER, ABC NEWS (NEW YORK) -- Maryland’s Montgomery County Public Schools has announced a contract to replace its diesel buses with electric ones, starting with 326 electric buses over the next four years. It marks the single largest purchase of […]

  • Texas governor on ending mask order: 'We no longer need government running our lives'
    by ABC Audio (National News - ABC News Radio) on March 5, 2021

    Michael Anthony/iStockBy EMILY SHAPIRO, ABC News(HOUSTON) -- Texas Gov. Greg Abbott is opening up about his decision to end the state mask mandate, stressing that he still urges residents to take precautions, but Texans "no longer need government running our lives."On March 10, Texas' mask order […]

  • When will life return to normal? Experts consider what summer, fall might look like
    by ABC Audio (Health News - ABC News Radio) on March 5, 2021

    Chansom Pantip/iStockBy ANNE FLAHERTY and CHEYENNE HASLETT, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- It’s the million dollar question everyone is asking: When will life return to normal? And will school be open this fall?The answers are all over the map -- from Texas and Mississippi governors declaring their states […]

  • 'Pharmacy deserts' are new front in the race to vaccinate for COVID-19
    by ABC Audio (Health News - ABC News Radio) on March 5, 2021

    Bill Oxford/iStockBy SOO RIN KIM, ERIN SCHUMAKER, MARK NICHOLS and EVAN SIMON, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- Jorge Figueroa was willing to drive eight hours round trip.He wasn't going on vacation or to visit a relative.Instead, he was planning to get a life-saving shot to protect him from COVID-19 -- a […]

  • California authorities identify those injured in deadly crash near US-Mexico border
    by ABC Audio (National News - ABC News Radio) on March 5, 2021

    katifcam/iStockBy MORGAN WINSOR, ABC News(HOLTVILLE, Calif.) -- Authorities have begun to identify the victims of a deadly car crash that happened earlier this week in California, just north of the U.S.-Mexico border.The incident was one of the deadliest border crashes on record and it's believed […]

  • Pope Francis brings message of unity and tolerance to Iraq
    by ABC Audio (World News - ABC News Radio) on March 5, 2021

    Franco Origlia/Getty ImagesBy CLARK BENTSON, ABC News(BAGHDAD) -- The pope brought his message of peace, reconciliation and tolerance to Iraq on the first day of his papal visit to this predominantly Muslim country.The pope's jet touched down at Baghdad's airport with the event carried live on […]

  • Duchess Meghan says it's 'liberating' to be able to speak for herself
    by ABC Audio (World News - ABC News Radio) on March 5, 2021

    ABC By KATIE KINDELAN, ABC News(NEW YORK ) -- Duchess Meghan is speaking out about the freedom she feels since she and Prince Harry stepped away from the royal family last year.In a newly-released clip of Meghan and Harry's highly-anticipated interview with Oprah Winfrey, airing this Sunday, […]

  • Water slowly returns to Jackson, Mississippi residents but boil order remains
    by ABC Audio (National News - ABC News Radio) on March 5, 2021

    Oleksandr Filon/iStockBy MARLENE LENTHANG, ABC News(JACKSON, Miss.) -- Water is slowly returning to homes in Jackson, Mississippi, but a boil water order remains for the city's more than 160,000 residents, officials announced.The city is still struggling to restore water after the state was ravaged […]

  • Prince Philip transferred back to private hospital after procedure for pre-existing heart condition: Palace
    by ABC Audio (World News - ABC News Radio) on March 5, 2021

    Samir Hussein/ Samir Hussein/WireImageBy ROSA SANCHEZ andd ZOE MAGEE, ABC News (LONDON) -- Britain's Prince Philip has been transferred back to a private hospital in London after undergoing a "successful procedure" for a pre-existing heart condition, according to Buckingham Palace.The 99-year-old […]

  • China moves to overhaul Hong Kong’s electoral system in ‘great leap backwards’ for city’s democracy
    by ABC Audio (World News - ABC News Radio) on March 5, 2021

    danielvfung/iStockBy BRITT CLENNETT, ABC News (BEIJING) -- Beijing is poised to block any remaining avenues for the Hong Kong pro-democracy movement, leaving the opposition with no way to attain elected office in the Chinese territory.China's decision-makers are expected to grant Beijing vetoing […]

  • Cold blast hits Northeast as new storm gets ready to slam West, from California to Washington
    by ABC Audio (National News - ABC News Radio) on March 5, 2021

    ABC NewsBy MAX GOLEMBO, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- Winter is back for the Northeast.Upstate New York and New England are seeing below zero-degree wind chills Friday morning, as the I-95 corridor is seeing wind chills in the teens and single digits.Winds have been gusty Friday morning, blowing at more […]

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