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Jennifer Jean Miller is an award-winning news reporter, known for her coverage of New Jersey’s nursing home deaths during the coronavirus pandemic. She holds college degrees in Education and Paralegal Studies.

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New York's Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge -- the city's longest bridge -- sways under heavy winds on Nov. 30, 2020.

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NYC Bridge Closed; Crazy Video Showed Why It Was the Right Decision

'If you didn’t have a fear of bridges already… well… you do now,' an observer wrote along with her TikTok video footage.

By Jennifer Jean Miller December 26, 2020

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3 Former Presidents Say They'll Receive COVID Vaccine on Camera

Three former presidents said they'll get vaccinated on camera to promote the safety of the vaccine and to encourage Americans to be vaccinated.

By Jennifer Jean Miller December 3, 2020

President Donald Trump speaks during a news conference in the James Brady Press Briefing Room at the White House on Nov. 20.

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Trump Vows Major Veto If Congress Doesn't Eliminate Protections for Tech Giants

President Trump wants to remove a provision protecting Big Tech companies from lawsuits over how they handle content on their platforms.

By Jennifer Jean Miller December 2, 2020

At left, Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York speaks in Ann Arbor, Michigan, on March 8. At right, Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin of West Virginia speaks Dec. 19, 2019, during a hearing on Capitol Hill in Washington.

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Dems Turn Against Each Other: Senior Lawmaker Blasts AOC as 'More Active on Twitter Than Anything'

The New York Times called Sen. Joe Manchin's comments about Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez 'a sharp insult.'

By Jennifer Jean Miller December 1, 2020

Police officers are at the scene of a shooting at a Wingstop restaurant in Philadelphia.

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Customer Snaps Into Action When He Walks In on Armed Robbery at Restaurant

Police said a 53-year-old man with a gun entered a Wingstop and ordered employees to empty the cash register. He wouldn't walk out.

By Jennifer Jean Miller November 30, 2020

The stock image above shows a chemist developing new medicine in a laboratory.

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Israeli Scientists Revolutionize Cancer Treatment with Discovery of Genetic 'Scissors'

Scientists conducting the study said the technology applies RNA messengers to attack cancer cells, while healthy ones remain intact.

By Jennifer Jean Miller November 29, 2020

Gov. Andrew Cuomo holds a news briefing on COVID-19

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Cuomo Rails Against Supreme Court After His Church Restrictions Are Struck Down

'The restrictions at issue here ... strike at the very heart of the First Amendment’s guarantee of religious liberty.'

By Jennifer Jean Miller November 27, 2020

Grappler inventor Leonard Stock devised a takedown for high-speed vehicles while mitigating the possibility of driver, passenger, police and pedestrian injuries.

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Watch: New Tool Lets Cops Shut Down Fleeing Drivers Without Firing a Single Shot

The Grappler has been successful in pursuing erratic drivers, kidnappers and undocumented individuals driving across the US border.

By Jennifer Jean Miller November 26, 2020

Police said an unidentified man in South Carolina was wearing the same shirt on two consecutive days: in a courtroom, right, the day after he stole items from porches in a Goose Creek neighborhood, left.

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Alleged Porch Pirate Arrested After Cops See What He Wore to Court

'About 15 percent of all deliveries in urban areas fail to reach customers on the first attempt because of package theft and other issues.'

By Jennifer Jean Miller November 26, 2020

In this stock photo, a man grabs the handle of a gas grill. In Clearwater, Florida, residents such as former fire inspector Salvatore Betti, 72, are uniting in an effort to keep their grills at a 55-plus community.

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Retired Fire Inspector Rallies 55+ Community After Orders To Toss Grills Are Handed Down

'A lot of us are immobile and pretty much restricted to our own condos. Those of us who have grills do so to avoid the restaurants.'

By Jennifer Jean Miller November 26, 2020

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NYC Bridge Closed; Crazy Video Showed Why It Was the Right Decision

3 Former Presidents Say They'll Receive COVID Vaccine on Camera

Trump Vows Major Veto If Congress Doesn't Eliminate Protections for Tech Giants

Dems Turn Against Each Other: Senior Lawmaker Blasts AOC as 'More Active on Twitter Than Anything'

Customer Snaps Into Action When He Walks In on Armed Robbery at Restaurant

Israeli Scientists Revolutionize Cancer Treatment with Discovery of Genetic 'Scissors'

Cuomo Rails Against Supreme Court After His Church Restrictions Are Struck Down

Watch: New Tool Lets Cops Shut Down Fleeing Drivers Without Firing a Single Shot

Alleged Porch Pirate Arrested After Cops See What He Wore to Court

Retired Fire Inspector Rallies 55+ Community After Orders To Toss Grills Are Handed Down

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