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Map Shows Extent of Trump's TPS Terminations: Which Countries Could Be Next
Ethiopia's TPS protections were officially overturned Tuesday, meaning more than 1 million migrants now face deportation.
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USS George Washington Move a 'National Security' Risk for US: Ex-Admiral
The USS George Washington is expected to arrive in the Middle East in roughly a week.
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Giants Signing Veteran RB Najee Harris on 1-Year Deal: Report
The New York Giants are signing veteran running back Najee Harris on a one-year deal before the 2026 NFL season.
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Satellite Photos Show Shrinking Lake Mead, Powell as Levels Hit Record Lows
The two largest reservoirs in the country lie along the drought-stricken Colorado River, a vital artery for the American West.
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Packers HC Matt LaFleur Gives Update on Jordan Love's Status vs Broncos
Matt LaFleur reveals his plans for Jordan Love and other Packers starters in their upcoming preseason game against the Broncos.
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Baker Mayfield 'Completely Overwhelmed' by New Buccaneers Teammate
Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Baker Mayfield gave his honest assessment of teammate Kenneth Gainwell from practice.
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Donald Trump's Advantage on Immigration Has Collapsed
Trump's support on immigration, one of his strongest issues, has plummeted alongside his approval rating, a new poll shows.
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What the Trump-Erdogan Call Reveals About the New Middle East
Trump told America's allies to defend themselves, and the Middle East listened. Is Washington prepared for the consequences?
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Boeing Might Have to Rehire Blind Man to Build Planes After Lawsuit
A blind man alleges Boeing executives appeared to be "offended" that he thought he could perform essential job requirements.
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Brayan Bello Reaches Unbelievable Feat After Move to Bullpen
Boston Red Sox pitcher Brayan Bello has statistically been one of the best relievers in all of baseball in 2026.
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ESPN Founder Dies After Battle With Parkinson's Disease
ESPN founder Bill Rasmussen had died. He was 93 and died at his Florida home after a long battle with Parkinson's disease.
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Colts React to Jonathan Taylor's NFL Top 100 Ranking
Jonathan Taylor recorded his third career Pro-Bowl selection in 2025, rushing for 1,585 yards and a league-leading 18 touchdowns.
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Farmers' Almanac Predicts Fall Weather Across All US States
The publication forecasts a warm start to fall before cooler, wetter and stormier conditions by November.
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Data Centers Near Lake Mead Compared to Lake Powell as Water Levels Plunge
A debate is unfolding over whether the booming data center industry belongs in one of the country's most water-stressed regions.
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Where Is Melania Trump? Exactly Where She Wants To Be
A Newsweek review found she made far fewer summer appearances than four recent first ladies, while remaining active off-camera.
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Medicare Update: Millions May Soon Get Medicare Plans Via Costco—Here's How
Costco plans a limited rollout of Medicare Advantage plans in two states and a Medicare supplement plan in a third.
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Giants RB Cam Skattebo Hints at Play Style Change in 2026
New York Giants running back Cam Skattebo is planning to somewhat alter his play style as he returns from injury in 2026.
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Long-Time Orioles First Baseman Announces Retirement
Veteran first baseman Trey Mancini announced his retirement from baseball in a social media post on Tuesday.
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Red Sox Rookie Welcoming Contract Extension Talks
Boston Red Sox starting pitcher Payton Tolle has welcomed the idea of opening contract extension talks with the club.
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Disney Sues FCC: List of Media Companies That Have Fought Trump and Won
The media giant said the FCC was trying to punish it for its programming and journalism, a claim the president disputes.
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Millions Could Be Shielded From Social Security Seizures Under New Bill
"No senior should have their Social Security payments taken away," Vermont Independent Senator Bernie Sanders said.
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Natalie Harp 'Alarmed' Campaign Staff and Secret Service: Former Trump Aide
Sarah Matthews says Natalie Harp's closeness to Trump "alarmed" the Secret Service and unnerved his 2024 campaign staff.
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People Lost Weight Without Restricting Food on This One Diet, Study Finds
Participants were able to eat as much as they wanted and without being asked to count calories or restrict portions.
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Fang Fang Exposes China’s Long Game
The declassified FBI files on Eric Swalwell tell of a pattern of Chinese influence attempts in grassroots U.S. politics.
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