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US-RACISM-DEMONSTRATION Columbus Police gather nearby during an "International March for Black Lives" against police brutality at City Hall in downtown Columbus, Ohio, on June 27, 2020. - Protests continue across the nation over police brutality and systemic racism have taken place following the police killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis last month. (Photo by SETH HERALD / AFP) (Photo by SETH HERALD/AFP via Getty Images)

3 Dead, 3 Injured In Ohio Shooting

Three people have died and three others were injured during a shooting in Columbus, Ohio.

LONDON, ENGLAND - JULY 09: Demonstrators hold banners and placards during the London Trans Pride protest on July 9, 2022 in London, England. Trans rights activists took to the streets of central London this weekend to march for the fourth year under the slogan, Pride is a Protest at Trans+ Pride. (Photo by Hollie Adams/Getty Images)

Peru Officially Classifies Transgender, Nonbinary Individuals As ‘Mentally Ill’

Peru’s government has officially announced that they are classifying transgender, nonbinary, and even intersex people as “mentally ill.”

Fireworks go off as the Belem, the three-masted sailing ship bringing the Olympic flame from Greece, enters the Old Port in Marseille, southern France, Wednesday, May 8, 2024. After leaving Marseille, a vast relay route is undertaken before the torch odyssey ends on July 27 in Paris. The Paris 2024 Olympic Games will run from July 26 to Aug.11, 2024. (AP Photo/Laurent Cipriani)

Olympic Flame Reaches Marseille, France, on Relay Journey to Paris 2024 Games

The Olympic flame has officially reached Marseille, France, amid tight security on Wednesday. In 79 days, the Paris 2024 Olympic opening ceremony commences.

Houston Authorities Continue Investigation Into Trampling Deaths At Astroworld Concert HOUSTON, TEXAS - NOVEMBER 09: A memorial to those who died at the Astroworld festival is displayed outside of NRG Park on November 09, 2021 in Houston, Texas. Eight people were killed and dozens injured last Friday in a crowd surge during a Travis Scott concert at the Astroworld music festival. Several lawsuits have been filed against Scott, and authorities continue investigations around the event. Scott, a Houston-native rapper and musician, launched the festival in 2018. (Photo by Brandon Bell/Getty Images)

9 Of 10 Wrongful Death Astroworld Music Festival Lawsuits Settled

Nine out of the 10 wrongful death suits filed after a deadly crowd at the Astroworld music festival have been settled.

Part Of Building Collapses As Michigan Declares Tornado Emergency

Tuesday’s storms that swept across the Midwest and Ohio Valley resulted in the detection of at least two sizable tornadoes in Michigan and another in Indiana.

Autism Center Employee Charged After Video Shows Toddler Repeatedly Thrown To The Ground

An autism center employee has been charged after repeatedly assaulting a 3-year-old boy.