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Sport
Team USA Gets Bad News on A’ja Wilson, Kelsey Plum for FIBA Women’s World Cup
Team USA will be without All-Stars Kelsey Plum and A'ja Wilson in the FIBA Women's World Cup due to health reasons.
Politics
Browns QB to Miss Significant Amount of Time With Back Injury
The Cleveland Browns placed one of their quarterbacks on injured reserve ahead of their regular-season opener.
Politics
Donald Trump Reached Out to Apple to Change Lake Ontario Name
Interior Secretary Doug Burgum said a change to Apple's map may be coming soon.
Politics
Map Shows Food Recalled Over Salmonella, E.Coli Across US in August
FDA recalls tied to Salmonella, E. coli and Listeria affected states nationwide throughout August.
Politics
The Great Beer Heist Didn't Need a Getaway Car
A huge California beer theft reveals how modern theft works, when convincing credentials matter much more than crowbars.
Politics
Georgia Police Officer Placed on Leave After Shooting ‘HeeHaw’ the Donkey
An officer was placed on leave after a baby donkey was shot and killed during a law enforcement search in Polk County, Georgia.
Politics
Russian Military Strikes Destroy 10 Million Books in Ukraine
Kyiv says Russian attacks on publishers and book warehouses are part of an attempt to wipe out Ukrainian identity.
Politics
Old Farmer’s Almanac Predicts September Weather Across US
The historic publication's long-range forecast offers region-by-region predictions for conditions across the U.S. next month.
Politics
Social Security Watchdog Finds $291 Million in Unpaid Disability Benefits
The watchdog estimates more than 1.1 million underpayments have not been rectified.
Politics
My Daughter Loved ‘Masha and the Bear’. But Is It Russian Propaganda?
Ukraine sanctioned the Russian makers of the ‘Masha and the Bear’ cartoon—does it contain hidden messages that harm my child?
Politics
It Started With Numbness in My Face—Then I Was Left Fighting for My Life
I am still grieving the way my face looks now. It pains me to know that I will never smile at people again.
Politics
City's Soaring Water Bills Spark Anger, Official Investigation
Residents in Kechi are reporting an unexplained rise in their water costs.
Politics
European Forces Seize Sixth Oil Tanker Linked to 'Russian Shadow Fleet'
Forces boarded the oil tanker MV SUN, EU’s foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas said.
Politics
Hurricane Karina Spaghetti Models As California Faces Life-Threatening Waves
Hurricane Karina's swells are expected to reach Southern California, bringing life-threatening surf and rip current conditions.
Politics
China’s Xi Reemerges at Top of Anti-US Bloc
Chinese leader Xi Jinping is on top of (the rest) of the world.
Politics
Judge Slams ICE Deportation of Man Tortured by His Government
A Nigerian man is hiding in Togo after DHS deported him despite U.S. torture protections.
Politics
Map Shows Planned Buc-ee's Locations as CEO Vows Focus on Conservative States
A map shows 22 of Buc-ee's 24 planned locations are in Trump-won states after its CEO pledged to favor conservative areas.
Politics
Canadian Power Company Apologizes Over Map Showing ‘Lake America’
Hydro One apologized after its outage map showed “Lake America” instead of Lake Ontario, blaming a third-party mapping service.
Politics
Social Security Update: Two Types of Payments Arriving This Week
This week, SSI and certain retirement, survivor, and spousal benefit recipients will receive their September payment.
Politics
What the Great American Hamburger Tells You About the Economy
Beef, buns, cheese, lettuce and tomatoes—each part of the American staple—offers a view into the economy's current challenges.
Politics
What the CIA Didn’t Tell President Bush When He Returned From Vacation
Saudi Prince Turki's resignation surprised the CIA. He was close to them—and bin Laden. But the US focused its wrath on Pakistan.
Politics
I Was Grieving My Sister and Dad, Then Came Another Heartbreaking Blow
After everything my family had already endured, I couldn't believe this was happening to me too.
Politics
Uzbekistan’s Startups Could Give the US an Edge in Central Asia | Opinion
The next chapter of competition with China and Russia may not be written in military bases but in startup incubators and venture funds.
Politics
Don’t Fall for the Trump Approval Trap
Perspective: Trump’s numbers are bad enough to frighten any party in power. What will settle the House and Senate is more complex.
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