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Woman Thrifts Dress for $10 From Goodwill Bins—Then She Checks the Label
She initially thought the dress fabric looked like curtains, which almost kept her from taking a closer look.
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New Hurricane Threats Grow in Pacific Days After Lala's Destruction
New Pacific storm threats emerge as Hawaii recovers from Hurricane Lala; two systems have an 80% chance of development.
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French MEP Raphaël Glucksmann gears up to announce presidential run
The social democrat joins a crowded field in the race to succeed Emmanuel Macron.
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UK ‘open to discussing’ digital services tax with Trump administration
Jamieson Greer said Donald Trump's threat to slap 100% tariffs on European countries with digital services taxes is “not a bluff.”
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Western Governors: Bipartisan Fixes Exist for Affordable Housing Crisis
State and local governments must meet the moment and provide communities with even more tools.
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Thousands of Americans Live With This Rare Condition—New Drug May Give Hope
The experimental drug could become the first approved treatment for Guillain-Barré syndrome, a paralyzing nerve disease.
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Reformer oder Radikaler? Ein Interview mit MV-Spitzenkandidat Leif-Erik Holm
In dieser Episode sprechen Pauline von Pezold und Frederik Schindler dem Spitzenkandidaten der AfD für Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Leif-Erik Hol
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Hayden Panettiere Memoir Doubles in Price as Demand Surges
Barnes & Noble told Newsweek that the new price was "a solely stock-based decision."
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Alex Vindman Exposes the Trump Resistance Delusion
A socialist ended the career of the Trump impeachment era's most famous witness. The old resistance isn't losing—it's finished.
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Pennsylvania Moves to Rein In AI Data Centers After Community Backlash
Pennsylvania has tightened AI data center rules as states nationwide push back over energy, water and community concerns.
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Bill Clinton turns 80 today. Does the old man have character?
The 42nd president is at an age that justifies a more searching look back on his life.
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South Korea admits Trump blindsided Seoul by cutting military drills
The alliance has staged joint exercises for more than 70 years — but the U.S. president highlighted his "very good relationship" with North
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The Hijackers Debated: Hit Only One WTC Tower, Target White House Instead?
The men used code: "Architecture" meant the WTC, "arts" was the Pentagon, "law" was the U.S. Capitol, "politics" the White House.
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Socialists capture major Florida victory on hit-or-miss night for Trump-endorsed primary candidates
Trump endorsements delivered mixed results across Florida and Wyoming primary elections, as some backed candidates lost key congressional ra
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Miami Hits 100°F for First Time Since 1942 Amid Florida Heat Dome
The temperature tied with the highest in 130 years of weather observations.
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The Left Notches Another Win With This Secret Weapon: Old-Fashioned Organizing
State Representative Angie Nixon scored a stunning upset on Tuesday in Florida’s Democratic Senate primary. Now comes the hard part: running
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When Are September 2026 SNAP Benefit Payments Coming?
SNAP, commonly referred to as food stamps, provides monthly food assistance to eligible low-income households.
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Inside the tension that drove Trump’s South Korea alliance from ‘historic new era’ to military pullback
Trump scales back Ulchi Freedom Shield drills to pressure Seoul on investment delays while dangling an incentive for Kim Jong Un to reopen d
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Elbridge who? How the name of a forgotten founder lives on in the word 'gerrymander'
Elbridge Gerry was an important early figure in the American Revolution, but his decision to approve a "gerrymandered" state legislative map
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Trump's Approval Rating Is Bad for Republicans. Democrats May Still Lose
Republicans face tough polls, but redistricting, a Supreme Court ruling and a friendly Senate map could protect their majorities.
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How Bryan Kohberger's Diagnoses Could Impact Possible Trial, Sentencing
By law, the state generally has 30 days after a post-conviction application is docketed to file an answer or seek dismissal.
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Texas’s Data Center Dominance At Risk
Texas has taken a commanding lead in development, but local and state-level opposition to data centers continues to mount.
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The Register: Stern Retirement, No Comments for Oprah and a 'Glee' Reboot
What's on our radar this week
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Cole Escola's ‘Oh, Mary!’ Is Touring With Two Different Marys
Broadway's stupidest comedy is coming to a city near you.
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