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US Military Is Already Preparing for El Niño
El Niño will also hit parts of the continental U.S., including drying out the Northern Rockies and Ohio and Tennessee valleys.
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At 16, I Jumped on the Train Tracks. The Consequences Were Devastating
My life spiraled out of control because I did everything I possibly could to run away from my problems and numb myself.
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Cyclosporiasis Map Shows States Affected As Cases Top 15,000
Illnesses caused by the diarrhea-causing parasite cyclospora have been reported in 47 states, according to the CDC.
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Thousands of Dogs, Cats at Risk of Euthanasia Over Screwworm Threat
Thousands of Texas shelter pets face overcrowding and possible euthanasia as screwworm restrictions disrupt adoptions.
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Sailor Charged With Murder of Colleague Aboard USS John F. Kennedy
The charge sheet detailed earlier firearm incidents involving other sailors.
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What Spiraling Treasury Yields Mean for Millions of Mortgages
Bond yields spiked this week on the back of lingering concerns over inflation and America's fiscal health.
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Who Is Bobby Lee Hart Jr? Accused Serial Rapist May Have Over 25 Victims
Authorities believe Hart, 53, who has been arrested, may have been operating in three counties in Georgia since 1988.
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Omaha schools ban electric shock gloves used on two students after uproar
Omaha Police Department has suspended the use of electric shock gloves after they were used on two students in schools.
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Shock Polls Show Republicans Behind in America's Reddest States
New polls show Republican senators behind challengers in Arkansas and Idaho, two strong Trump states in 2024.
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Sean Duffy Warns Daughter of Liberal Colleges 'Corrupting' Conservatives
The transportation secretary urged his daughter to reconsider Harvard, arguing elite schools fail to offer balanced viewpoints.
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Tim Ryan: Pass Clarity Act to Secure Blockchain Infrastructure | Opinion
The next financial system is taking shape. The nations that build infrastructure will set its standards.
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Who Is Lily Hooper? Missing Teen Found Dead After Initial Mix-Up
New South Wales Police apologized after initial reports that the missing 18-year-old had been found alive.
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UK Gives Asylum Seekers Guidance On Sex, Women's Rights
The document says asylum seekers living in the U.K. should not "whistle or make kissing noises at someone."
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Jared Kushner Has What Middle East Diplomacy Requires | Opinion
Few people are as suited to the role of Middle East envoy as Donald Trump's son-in-law.
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Trump's Donroe Doctrine Is in the Hands of a Vengeful Brazilian Son
With Donald Trump in the Bolsonaro family corner, Brazil’s revenge election could reshape the whole hemisphere.
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Why Democrats Believe 2026 Could be the Year of 'Blexas'
After years of losses, party leaders are betting infrastructure, not charisma, can break the GOP's grip on the Lone Star State.
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Map Shows Donald Trump's Approval Rating in Every State After 19 Months
State-by-state polling shows Trump's net approval rating remains underwater in much of the U.S. ahead of the midterm elections.
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The ‘Insecure’ German Terrorist Who Loaned Mohammed Atta His Computer
The 9/11 Commission wrote Said Bahaji had "no personality and limited knowledge of Islam." Three hijackers attended his wedding.
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West Nile Virus Symptoms Explained As NYC Reports New Case
NYC reports first West Nile infection of the year as officials warn of mosquito-borne illness risks.
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Highschool Student Sophia Hunt Berated By Local Mom Over TPUSA Support
The student says the mother cursed at her and said TPUSA supports "racist, homophobic, and disgusting" people.
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Iran's Defeat by Trump in 3 Devastating Charts—and What Happens Next
Iran is losing the economic war. Can Donald Trump turn that into the bigger victory he seeks?
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Pregnant Women Who Did One Type of Workout Had Lower Diabetes Risk
With gestational diabetes affecting up to 9 percent of pregnancies each year, strength training could be the solution.
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Dems Should Push Own 'Save ACT,' Be Pro- AI for Affordability Win | Opinion
Democrats should show what a “Save America Act” really means, while not standing in the way of the benefits of AI.
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National Debt Tops $40 Trillion: Where Trump's Economic Approval Stands
The data marks a staggering new milestone in the country’s borrowing.
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