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Green Card Update: DHS Details Requirements for New Applicant Category
The Trump administration changed who qualifies for birthright citizenship if a parent works for a foreign government.
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Will Yemen Become Saudi Arabia's Vietnam?
"We are ready and prepared to achieve progress and decisive victory," a Houthi source told Newsweek.
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Data Center Bill Hits Roadblock In Senate–What Happens Next?
A bill intended to protect Americans from electricity costs associated with new data centers has hit a roadblock in the Senate.
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Competition to Open for Ed Sheeran Removes Pro-Palestinian Entries
On social media, people began sharing now-deleted examples of "Free Palestine" videos.
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Lindsay Clancy Holdout Juror Michael Desronvil Breaks Silence
Michael Desronvil said he "didn't have any doubts" over whether Clancy knew what she was doing when she killed her three children.
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Bills Lose Key Starter to Injury vs Lions
The Buffalo Bills lost a key wide receiver to an injury against the Detroit Lions on "Thursday Night Football" in Week 2.
Sport
Angel Reese Makes WNBA History in First Game Back After FIBA World Cup
After winning gold at the FIBA World Cup, Angel Reese set more history in her first game back with the Atlanta Dream.
Politics
New Poll Shows Byron Donalds, David Jolly Deadlocked in Florida Race
A new St. Pete Polls survey shows a razor-thin governor’s race 47 days before the midterms.
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Texas HC Steve Sarkisian Finally Addresses the Holly Rowe Backlash
Texas Longhorns head coach Steve Sarkisian broke his silence on his controversial interaction with ESPN's Holly Rowe.
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Gas Prices Top $4.40 as 61% Say They're a Major Problem: Poll
The rising costs and the new poll underscore the ongoing theme of affordability weighing on households before midterms.
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States With the Highest Student Debt As Federal Loan Deadline Looms: Map
Mississippi ranked first for the biggest student debt problem as millions of borrowers face a key SAVE deadline
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Sophie Cunningham Fires Back at Caitlin Clark, Kelsey Mitchell Narrative
Sophie Cunningham called out a "psychotic" narrative that arose after her comments on teammates Caitlin Clark and Kelsey Mitchell.
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Former UnitedHealthcare CEO Addresses AI 'Battle of the Bots'
Bill Golden believes AI could help ease tensions between payers and providers—if health insurers were incentivized to invest.
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Stephen A. Smith Rips Browns' Deshaun Watson Over Press Conference Complaints
Stephen A. Smith blasted Deshaun Watson after his recent complaints about expectations for his performance as Browns quarterback.
Politics
Ole Miss Has Strict Rule Ahead of Lane Kiffin's Return
Ole Miss is putting in place a rule ahead of former coach Lane Kiffin's return to Oxford with the LSU Tigers.
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New Reality Emerges on Sam Leavitt's Availability for LSU-Ole Miss
Things appear to have changed for the status of quarterback Sam Leavitt for Saturday's game between LSU and Ole Miss.
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Ravens Keeping 'Option' Open for Veteran WR Amid Zay Flowers' Injury
The Baltimore Ravens could add a veteran wide receiver to the 53-man roster later this year to help with a playoff push.
Politics
Chiefs Coach Doubles Down on Kenneth Walker After Monster Week 1
Kenneth Walker exploded in his Chiefs debut, and OC Eric Bieniemy says there's no limit to how much they'll lean on him.
Sport
Kirk Herbstreit Praises Disrespected Veteran as Top-7 NFL Quarterback
Kirk Herbstreit believes an NFL quarterback doesn't receive the recognition he deserves because of a past association.
Politics
Map Shows 15 States Hit with Hand Soap Recall Over Bacteria Concerns
Nearly 2,700 cases of hand soap are impacted by the recall, which has been classified as a Class II recall.
Politics
Josh Shapiro Says Donald Trump Helped China Gain Edge in AI Race
Speaking at an AI summit in Pittsburgh, Shapiro warned of AI risks, criticized federal inaction and urged tougher safeguards.
Politics
Elizabeth Holmes' Whereabouts Ahead of 'You Can See Everything' Release
The nearly three-hour A24 documentary follows Holmes beginning 34 days before she was sent to federal prison.
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Beach Warning Issued in Wisconsin, Illinois as 5M Told Do Not Swim
The warning comes as people continue visiting Lake Michigan beaches in the last days of summer.
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A Killer Story: Joe Sexton on Dana Chandler, Doubt & Obsession
Journalist Joe Sexton talks to Newsweek about HBO's A Killer Story, the Dana Chandler case and the doubt that came with it.
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