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Ilbusca/Getty Images/STOCK(PHILADELPHIA) -- Residents in Philadelphia can safely drink the water following a nearby chemical spill, the citys water department said Tuesday evening. The Philadelphia Department of Water declared that the water is "safe to drink and use" and that the drinking water wasnt affected by Fridays chemical spill in Bucks County. Last week, the city recommended residents use bottled water "out of an abundance of caution" after a pipe ruptured at a chem...

Perry Gerenday/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- A fire broke out at a migrant detention center in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, on Monday, killing at least 38 people, officials said. The blaze began as the result of a protest by people being held in the facility, President Andrés Manuel López Obrador of Mexico said in a morning press conference. Protestors lit a mattress on fire inside the building, after some at the facility were informed theyd be deported, Obrador said. "We do not yet know the names ...

JohnFScott/Getty Images(WASHINGTON) -- When Starbucks most famous former CEO, Howard Schultz, appears Wednesday before a Senate committee to face questioning from Bernie Sanders over the companys response to a unionization push -- including what a labor judge found to be union-busting practices -- hell look to paint Starbucks as a "different kind of public company" that "balances profitability with social conscience." According to Schultzs prepared testimony before the Senate...

Courtesy of Apple TV+Are you living up to your true potential in life? And what is your true potential anyway? Those are some of the big questions asked in the new Apple TV+ series The Big Door Prize, debuting Wednesday. In the series, Chris O’Dowd and Gabrielle Dennis play a husband and wife who live in a small town, when a mysterious machine appears that can print out a card telling you who you’re supposed to be. "This machine arrives in the small town with the promise that its g...

Angelina Cubero(NEW YORK) -- Angelina Cubero said she spent nearly a decade of her life going to doctors, trying to find out why she experienced migraines, brain fog numbness and pain in her legs, and other unexplained symptoms. "I would go to the doctor, I would go to the ER, I would go to urgent cares, I would go to my primary doctor, Id go to a specialist, another specialist, and I wasnt really getting any answers," Cubero, 27, told ABC News Good Morning America. "They would sa...

San Bernardino County Fire via Twitter(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY, Calif.) -- A train carrying raw material derailed in California on Monday, according to San Bernardino County fire officials. There were no passengers on the Union Pacific train, but multiple cars containing iron ore derailed, officials said. According to Union Pacific officials, 55 train cars, including two locomotives, derailed at 8:30 a.m., local time. One locomotive suffered a minor leak, which is being investigated by hazmat offi...

D3sign/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- You added your destination on your weather app. Your out-of-office notification is on. Chargers -- check. But one thing you didnt prepare for on your trip? An unexpected medical issue, possibly brought on by a red-eye flight that worked too well or the friends you’re visiting forgetting to tell you they have a new puppy -- and youre allergic! ABC News asked doctors about must-have medications and products for travel that can relieve some of the pain and stress....

Tyler at the 2008 premiere of "The Incredible Hulk" -- Frederick M. Brown/Getty ImagesLiv Tyler is reportedly stepping back into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, some 16 years after appearing in one of the first movies made by then-fledgling Marvel Studios. The Hollywood Reporter says Tyler will reprise her role of Betty Ross from 2008s The Incredible Hulk -- the film that opened after that same years Iron Man, the launching point of the MCU -- for Captain America: New World Order. Ross ...

Omersukrugoksu/Getty Images(SAO PAULO) -- A 13-year-old student stabbed four teachers and two other students at a school in São Paulo, Brazil, on Monday, officials said. Elisabete Tenreiro, 71, one of the teachers injured in the attack at Thomazia Montoro public school, later died from a heart attack at University Hospital of São Paulo, officials told ABC News. The teenage suspect, who was not publicly identified, was taken into custody, an official with the São Paulo Governor’s Office said...

Karl Tapales/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- Social media app TikTok faces mounting bipartisan hostility in Washington D.C., where Biden administration officials and lawmakers are weighing a possible ban of the platform. The app, which counts more than 150 million U.S. users each month but is owned by a China-based parent company, has faced growing scrutiny from government officials over fears that user data could fall into the possession of the Chinese government and the app could be weaponized by Ch...