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Map Shows US Glaciers at Risk After Nepal Disaster
Could a Nepal-style glacier disaster happen in North America? Why experts are watching Alaska and western Canada.
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Trump Admin Launches Probe Into Alleged H-1B Recruitment Networks
The Justice Department is reviewing a job ad for H-1B visa holders as it scrutinizes employers accused of excluding U.S. workers.
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JD Vance's Chances of Beating Trump Jr., Rubio in New 2028 Poll
Trump Jr. posts a three-point gain among likely Republican voters, while Kamala Harris holds a 13-point advantage among Democrats.
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Yankees’ Right-Hander Awaits Major Decision After Injury Setback
New York Yankees right-handed reliever Fernando Cruz is reportedly facing a potentially season-ending decision.
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The Full Story Behind the White House’s Eagle v Canada Goose Post
The White House's eagle-versus-goose post about the U.S.-Canada trade war drew ridicule online.
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Optimus Prime Voice Actor Peter Cullen Dies: Full List of Voice Roles
Peter Cullen, beloved voice of Optimus Prime and Eeyore, dies at 85, leaving a legacy of heroism and heart.
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Instagram Is Becoming the New Cigarette
Like tobacco before it, social media is crossing a regulatory line: responsibility is shifting from the consumer to the product.
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Map Shows States Using the Most Water for Data Centers
The states that account of roughly half of U.S. data centers are using huge amounts of water to generate electricity.
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Bills Newcomer Looking to Add New Dimension to Defense
Buffalo Bills outside linebacker Bradley Chubb is looking to bring a new dimension to the recently fading defense.
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Todd Blanche Battles Fired Immigration Judges in Court
Department of Justice attorneys filed motions to dismiss lawsuits brought by two of the fired judges, arguing they lack merit.
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Man Stopped by TSA As Gun Seen on X-Ray—but There’s a Twist
TSA agents thought a passenger was carrying two guns in his carry-on, but the truth behind the alarming X-ray was far stranger.
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Map Shows States with Best Visibility for Partial Lunar Eclipse
A partial lunar eclipse will be visible across much of the U.S. late Thursday, but not every state will get the same view.
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Popular Sugar Substitute Linked to Higher Risk of Heart Attack and Stroke
A registered dietitian, who was not involved in the study, told Newsweek: "The results are noteworthy."
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The Way You Walk May Hold Alzheimer's Clues Years Before Symptoms Appear
The lead researcher, from Texas A&M University, told Newsweek that slowing down with age doesn't have to be the norm.
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Manhattan Rent Hits All-Time High in Blow to Mamdani: ‘Pressure Cooker’
Manhattan’s average rent reached an all-time high last month, while rental inventory slipped all across the city.
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How El Niño's Record Ocean Warming Could Threaten US
Record ocean temperatures combined with El Niño could influence weather patterns across the U.S., according to experts.
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Map Shows 'Rapid Spread’ of COVID Cases as School Classes Canceled
A Texas district canceled classes amid a COVID spread as cases rise in 47 states and outbreaks continue disrupting schools.
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Map Reveals America's Top Beef Suppliers As Trump Signs Controversial Import Plan
The price of ground beef has climbed 24 percent since President Trump returned to office last January.
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Common Medications May Change Your Gut for Years After You Stop Taking Them
New research suggests some drugs leave a lasting microbial fingerprint—raising surprising questions about what your gut remembers.
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Nut Butter Recall Update: FDA Issues Highest Risk Warning
A pistachio nut butter product was recalled due to possible contamination with Salmonella.
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Teenager Sprains Ankle During Game, What Happens Next Changes Life Forever
The injury occurred in 2022, but Allison never imagined the years of unanswered questions that it would lead to.
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Swim With Flying Mobula Rays During An Open Sea Safari
Swim alongside thousands of flying mobula rays in Los Cabos during an unforgettable open-ocean wildlife safari.
Sport
NFL and College Football Are Marketing Gold Mines
Football dominates U.S. sports, drawing massive audiences and attracting an expanding range of advertisers and brands.
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Map Shows States Suing USPS Over Trump Mail-In Voting Changes
Twenty-four states and the District of Columbia are suing the United States Postal Service over its mail ballot plan.
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