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Cubs Make Franchise History, Break Nearly 60-Year Mark
The Chicago Cubs made franchise history on Tuesday night, breaking a nearly 60-year mark in the process in a loss.
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Meta Reaches $16bn Settlement: Map Shows Payouts for Each State
The company denies that it used its social media platforms "to entice, engage, and ultimately ensnare youth and teens."
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Hungary declares Russia a ‘threat’, breaking with Orbán policy
Budapest now says Moscow endangers Hungary, Europe and the global order.
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White House Uses 'Magic School Bus' Cartoon for Deportation Post
Styled after the children's educational series "The Magic School Bus," the post divided opinion.
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EXCLUSIVE: State Dept reveals Portland Antifa connection to Hamas, Iran’s IRGC in sweeping terror action
A State Department memo reveals how an Italy-based tech collective built encrypted tools used by Antifa, Hamas, and Hezbollah to organize at
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Map Shows Where Northern Lights Could Dazzle Skies After Solar Flare
Federal forecasters now predicting the possibility of a moderate geomagnetic storm this week.
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SEEING DOUBLE: Second Dan Sullivan advances, setting up bizarre Alaska Senate ballot
Dan Sullivan Jr. advances to Alaska's general election, complicating the race for Sen. Dan Sullivan as ranked-choice voting amplifies name c
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Meta agrees to pay $17B, adopt kids’ safety features to resolve states’ lawsuits
The tentative agreement is a massive concession from the tech giant.
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El-Sayed's tribute to Dolly Parton after her death sparks internet fury as critics cry foul: 'Gimme a break'
Abdul El-Sayed's Dolly Parton tribute on X was ratioed after critics accused the Michigan Senate candidate of exploiting her death for polit
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US Trade War Could Be Bad News for Canadian Wallets
Trade data suggests the country's economy, and its consumers, remain heavily reliant on commerce with the U.S.
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Why Trump's CIA Director Made a Rare Trip to Moscow: 5 Possible Reasons
The Kremlin said that John Ratcliffe did not meet President Vladimir Putin during the trip.
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Midlife Lessons: How To Cope When Your Children Don’t Need You Anymore
Every time your children go away without you, it reminds you that your relationship will change forever someday. How do you cope?
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Storm Dolly Could Form Within Days as Low Crosses the Atlantic
An Atlantic disturbance could first become a tropical depression then strengthen into Tropical Storm Dolly.
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Metsola praises Meloni’s ‘common-sense solutions’ on EU simplification
The EU Parliament chief’s regular meetings with officials in Rome have fueled speculation that she is seeking to build support for a bid to
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Mary Peltola's Chances of Beating the Dan Sullivans in Alaska
The Democrat leads in polls and betting, but a second candidate named Dan Sullivan could scramble Alaska's ranked-choice race.
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Reform proposes £30 tax rebate for HMRC phone delays
People on hold to HMRC for more than 30 minutes would get a tax credit under plans announced by Robert Jenrick.
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Was die AfD mit „Remigration“ meint
Die Forderung nach millionenfacher „Remigration“ prägt die Politik der AfD. Migrationsforscher Gerald Knaus erklärt im Gespräch mit Pauline
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Satellite Images Show Scale of Texas Ross Fire as Blaze Hits 80,000 Acres
The blaze burning west of the Dallas-Fort Worth area has ballooned to 80,000 acres and is just 12 percent contained.
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Nepal Floods Update: Video Shows Gigantic 100Ft Wave of Water Consume Town
Nearly 300 foreign nationals from countries including the U.S. and India were reported missing after the floods.
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John Ratcliffe's Mystery Moscow Trip Is a Choose-Your-Own-Adventure Story
Flight trackers exposed the CIA director's Russia trip before officials revealed it, but the mission's purpose remains hidden.
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Mapped: The 10 New International Destinations United Is Adding Next Year
The new destinations are mostly across Europe, with one in Japan.
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US kills 4 alleged drug smugglers on boat in Caribbean, bringing total to 227 in 68 strikes
SOUTHCOM's latest Caribbean strike killed four narco-terrorists, bringing the roughly one-year total to at least 227 dead across 68 reported
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America’s Anti-ISIS Ally Makes One Final Sacrifice for Syria
After helping destroy ISIS, Syria’s Kurds are giving up the army that protected them, betting their future on a former jihadist.
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Scientists Studied 18,000 Families. An Autism Risk Pattern Stood Out
The study lead told Newsweek that genetic risk scores may help identify people at higher risk of diseases before symptoms appear.
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