A group of over a dozen people stormed a Louis Vuitton store in Chicago and stole about $120,000 worth of merchandise. They escaped in three cars.
Author: Gabriela Miranda, USA TODAY
‘Determination and technology’: How police ID’d killer in 9-year-old girl’s 1959 homicide
In 1959 Candice Rogers, who was just 9-years-old, was murdered. In November 2021, with the help of DNA, police ID’d John Reigh Hoff as Rogers’ killer.
Millions of crabs shut down the streets on Australia’s Christmas Island
Millions of red crabs have made their way onto Australia’s Christmas Island streets as they migrate toward the sea.
Daddy Yankee opens his home in Puerto Rico to Airbnb guests for three nights
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Banksy agreed to make art for a BBC series. Then, Christopher Walken painted over it.
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Fire in hospital in central India kills four babies; investigation underway
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Disability rights activist, who shared her story about airline damaging her wheelchair, dies
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San Diego zipline course employee dies after fall from platform while trying to help customer
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‘She was legendary’: Black journalists speak on Jovita Moore’s impact following her death
Longtime Atlanta news anchor Jovita Moore died after a battle with brain cancer
Thursday. Black journalists remember her as an inspiration and “icon.”