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People fled New York, Illinois and California for Texas, Idaho, Arizona and The Carolinas according to data from moving company North American Van Lines. The states of Florida, Texas, and Colorado also saw a greater influx of movers. Despite the pandemic the company claim people continued to move at rates that were comparable to 2019. The data showed that states that have much less densely populated areas were a big draw for people looking to relocate amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The move away from the likes of New York was driven, in part, by an increased fear of living in densely populated cities and rising crime amid the pandemic.

Piers Morgan on Monday evening appeared on Sean Hannity's show on Fox News, arguing the past week's G7 summit showed a sharp contrast between the Queen and Harry and Meghan. Morgan, the Editor-at-Large of DailyMail.com, told Hannity that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex 'don't even understand the concept of duty,' but that they were 'very happy to trade off their titles.' The British broadcaster also spoke of his concerns at Joe Biden's strategy on the world stage, questioning whether approaching everything with the aim of restoring calm was the correct approach.

The footage, which aired Sunday on Sky News Australia , was reportedly filmed inside the lab and showed a series of cages containing live bats. A coordinator for the group Drastic, which is independently crowd-sourcing ideas about the origins of the pandemic, provided the footage of the bats to Sky. The coordinator goes by the pseudonym of Billy Bostickson, for safety reasons, and has long insisted that bats were housed in the Wuhan laboratories. The footage of the bats, which Sky News' Sharri Markson insisted was from the Wuhan lab, contradicts assertions made by a member of the World Health Organization (WHO) team who visited the site in late January.

A New York socialite whose divorce fascinated the tabloids for years on Monday filed documents to reopen her divorce, signed in December. She alleged that a Warhol painting (inset), handed over on May 6 as part of the terms, was deliberately damaged by her ex. She refused to accept the work. She claimed she had been duped, and was on antidepressants at the time that clouded her judgement. She said that she had no idea she had agreed to $78,000 a month in child support, and believed she was receiving $98,000 a month. She also claimed she was 'bullied' into signing. He has not commented.

In 1960s and 70s New Jersey, a number of teenage girls and young women were killed. The crimes remained unsolved until over a period of 21 years Robert Anzilotti, left, looked into the cold cases specifically involving young women's murders. Eventually becoming the Bergen County prosecutor's chief of detectives Anzilotti struck up an unlikely relationship with Richard Cottingham, inset left, who was already in a New Jersey prison on a life sentence for murder Over meetings where the pair would eat pizza and play cards, Anzilotti was slowly able to extract confessions from Cottingham and the cases were closed. Cottingham would ultimately tell Anzilotti about the slayings of five women and teenage girls between the ages of 13 and 29 in Bergen County. Anzilotti retired from the force in April, but not before getting two final confessions from Cottingham who is already serving a 200-plus year sentence. Pictured, top row, from left, Mary Ann Pryor, 17, Lorraine Marie Kelly, 16, Irene Blase, Jackie Harp, 13, Denise Falasca, 15.

Victor Lee Tucker Jr., of Palmetto, Georgia, had got into an argument with staff at the Big Bear grocery store in DeKalb County, on Monday over their store's mask policy. The 30-year-old appeared to leave after the argument, but returned moments later, holding a handgun, according to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation. Tucker hit the casher, killing her, before he was shot and injured by an off-duty officer, a 30-year veteran of the DeKalb County Police Department, who was working as a security guard.

The video, which was played on Tucker Carlson Tonight , shows people lining up near a dark-colored van that is parked on the side of the road when a white car passes by and shots ring out, with one going straight through the dark van, striking one of the passersby and sending people scrambling. A few seconds later, blue lights could be seen reflecting off the windshield of the black van, symbolizing police cars passing by and not stopping at the scene in the wealthy Buckhead neighborhood. Bill White, the CEO and chairman of the Buckhead City Committee - which represents a wealthy Atlanta neighborhood so terrorized by rising crime they want to secede from the city - said he was horrified by the video. He said the police cars were properly marked and had their lights on. They did not stop, he said, but did call an ambulance and 'rendered help at the scene.' 'This video is horrifying,' White said when he showed it to Carlson Monday night.

President Joe Biden said Monday said that world leaders at the NATO summit thanked him for his willingness to deliver messages to Russian President Vladimir Putin. 'I'm going to make clear to pres Putin that there are areas we can cooperate if he chooses,' Biden said. He said it was important even to meet with a potential adversary. If Russia does not change its behavior, the U.S. will respond 'in kind,' he said.

Billionaire CEO Elon Musk announced on Monday that he was selling his last remaining home, and fulfilling a vow he made last year to no longer own any properties. The home, a Bay Area mansion, was being rented out for events, Musk said. It comes after a spree last year in which he sold six properties, including one in 2019, for a combined total of $114 million. He currently lives in a home he rents for $50,000 in Boca Chica, Texas.

Tiffany Spears, 32, and her 15-month-old son, Nicholas Crowder, were found dead inside the home in Portland, Tennessee in February. The results of their autopsies were only released on Monday. The medical examiner, who ruled both deaths an accident, said Spears had been dead several days after dying of a drug overdose. It is not clear how long Nicholas had been dead before he was found but his cause of death was starvation and dehydration. His three-year-old sister, who was found alive inside the home, appeared to have tried to care for the little boy prior to him dying.

Durst was hospitalized and the trial was put on pause Thursday. On Monday, with the Los Angeles County jail system doctors declaring Durst fit for court, Superior Court Judge Mark E. Windham ordered that testimony in the trial, which resumed last month after a 14-month pandemic delay, would continue. The 78-year-old Durst, charged with killing his best friend Susan Berman, appeared in court looking frail in a wheelchair and jail garb, with a catheter attached that he held up to show the judge.

Mel Laurie is seen smiling from hospital alongside her sister Georgia after narrowly escaping death at a waterway in Mexico. Georgia, 28, was last week seen walking around the hospital with wounds to her hand - sustained from punching the crocodile. Speaking at the hostel where she is staying, Georgia, from Sandhurst, Berkshire, had said: 'It was fight or flight and you fight for the ones you love.' The pair had been swimming at Manialtepec Lagoon with two friends when the animal attacked Melissa and dragged her beneath the water. Georgia had managed to escape, but went back into the water after her sister did not respond to her calls, and confronted the crocodile.

The coronavirus pandemic saw many National Parks shut in 2020. With summer approaching people more people than ever are visiting outdoors. It is leading to long traffic jams at many natural attractions with some parks forced to introduce a reservation system in order to curb the flow of visitors. Arches and Canyonlands National Park in Utah saw a 15% and 30% rise in numbers respectively. At Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming, 438,000 people visited in May compared with 434,000 in 2019 - an 11 percent rise and the busiest May ever.

A mystery buyer has snapped up two full-floor condos on the 60th and 61st floors of a residential skyscraper overlooking Central Park that cost a total of more than $157million - one of the biggest real estate transactions ever. The purchase of the two units at 220 Central Park South on Manhattan's Billionaire's Row was made through a limited liability company which allows the buyer to remain anonymous. The Wall Street Journal , citing property records, indicated that the deal included $82.5million for the 5,935-square-foot unit on the 60th floor. The buyer also paid $75million for the full-floor unit on the 61st floor as well as a studio apartment on the 18th floor. The sellers originally bought the two condos last year - the lower level went for $50.9million and the upper level fetched $51.4million. Their identities have also been shielded thanks to laws governing LLCs. Deborah Kern of the Corcoran Group is the realtor who reportedly handled the transaction. DailyMail.com has reached out to Kern for comment. In 2019, hedge fund billionaire Ken Griffin made the most expensive real estate purchase ever in the United States, buying the penthouse at 220 Central Park South for $238million. The images above are undated file photos of apartments in the building.

Chrissy Teigen has written a blog post to apologize for her past bullying tweets. The 35-year-old model took Medium on Monday morning to write a lengthy post in which she admitted to being a 'troll' and an 'a**hole' while insisting that she is 'no longer that person.' She has come under fire in recent weeks for cruel posts on Twitter aimed at Courtney Stodden, Lindsay Lohan, Quvenzhané Wallis, and others. Teigen began by writing: 'Hi all. It has been a VERY humbling few weeks.'

Casandra Kendrick, 22 (right), died helping save two young children and their father from the Guadalupe River in Texas on Sunday. The 30-year-old man was still missing as of Monday evening. Kendrick was spending the day on the island in the middle of the river with a large group of family members when the man's sons began to struggle in the water and she jumped in to help.

Christiane Amanpour shared news of her cancer battle during her CNN International show on Monday, saying she has successfully undergone surgery and was receiving chemotherapy. The veteran CNN correspondent and anchor thanked her UK doctors, and urged women to listen to their bodies and get all regular screenings and scans.

Robert Redford (inset) is selling his 30-acre horse ranch named after his 1998 movie 'The Horse Whisperer' for $4.9 million to focus on maintaining his other properties, including a nearby ranch in Provo County. The 84-year-old actor's ranch is located in Wasatch County, about 16 miles north of Sundance, the ski and resort community he founded in 1969. Redford bought the horse ranch in 1996 as a place for his horses to exercise during the winter. Built in 1914, the ranch comes with a modest 1,491 square-foot single-family home with two bedrooms and two bathrooms as well as multiple structures including a shed, utility building, and a stable.

Bystanders captured the moment a black teen is tasered by officers while his hands were up for allegedly vaping on the boardwalk (pictured) Footage of the arrest of 19-year-old Brian Anderson, who appears to be cooperative with police but is tasered regardless, has gone viral. Anderson appears to reach for the strap of his backpack but is instantly tasered by an officer and falls to the ground clutching his stomach in pain. Additional footage from the same day captured Khalil Warren's arrest in front of a large crowd as three officers are on top of the teen attempting to handcuff him. Police said in a statement that they are aware of the various clips circulating online and defended the officers use of force.

A massive explosion at Rockton Chemtool, just over an hour outside of Chicago, caused major fires on Monday as huge plumes of smoke continue to hover over the area for days to come, local authorities report. A mandatory evacuation was put in place for all homes and businesses within a mile of the explosion according to the Rockton Police Department, with at least one person, a firefighter, being transported to a nearby hospital. 70 employees who worked at the plant were evacuated as emergency crews work to quell the raging fire and smoke, which will likely take days authorities said Monday. The plant manufactures lubricants, fluids and other grease products, all of which are flammable and likely contributed to Monday's massive conflagration.

Boston terrier Ripple was speeding her way through the agility obstacle course at the 2021 Westminster Dog Show when her handler tripped and belly flopped on the turf, almost flattening her. Ripple stopped for a second, perhaps to make sure her owner, Dan Haddy, was okay, then continued to complete with obstacle course without missing a beat. Ripple finished strong, despite losing to second-time winner Verb, a border collie.

Charlee Funes, a 13-year-old seventh-grader from suburban Chicago, was body-slammed during gym class in May following months of bullying by a classmate, leaving her bloodies and bruised (left and right). Funes and her mom, Kimberly Funes (inset), sat down last week for their first national interview on the True Crime Daily podcast to talk about bullying.

Queen Maxima of the Netherlands, 50, (pictured) attend the annual symposium of the Money Wise platform in The Hague today. She joined representatives in discussing the relationship between financial worries and health. The mother-of-three looked stylish in a recycled white suit with brown accessories.

Satellite images of the western US reveal the mega-drought's impact on major reservoirs that serve millions of Americans. Compared to 2020, the bodies of water are dramatically depleting. Satellite images of Folsom Lake show a shoreline covered in dry vegetation tjat also stretches out to the surrounding land. However, Lake Mead, the reservoir formed by the Hoover Dam on the Colorado River in southern Nevada, is at a historic all-time low.