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Scientists Studied 18,000 Families. An Autism Risk Pattern Stood Out
The study lead told Newsweek that genetic risk scores may help identify people at higher risk of diseases before symptoms appear.
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Map Shows Worst-Hit Countries as Trump Pauses Visa Appointments Worldwide
The Trump administration has announced a temporary pause on visa appointments worldwide, amid its ongoing immigration crackdown.
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Map Shows Gas Prices in Each State as Americans Forced To Make Sacrifices
Americans’ frustration with high gas prices, still above $4 per gallon, is showing up in polls and might turn up at the ballot.
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Man Kills Girlfriend Before Slaying Her Family, Best Friend Who Came Looking
Five victims were killed in a major homicide at a property in Oregon this weekend.
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Petition To Rename Nashville Airport After Dolly Parton Takes Off
"Sign the petition to make this change a reality. We could all be Departin' from Parton!!" said the Change.org petition.
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JD Vance Tells Supporters To Skip Donating: 'Groceries Cost What They Cost'
An RNC fundraising text sent in the vice president's name tells cash-strapped supporters: “Groceries cost what they cost.”
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Data Centers? In Space?! Startup Raises $250 Million
The startup Starcloud raised $250 million to expand plans for AI-powered data centers in space with backing from Nvidia.
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Republicans Cut Funding for Dolly Parton’s Child Reading Program
Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library said it will keep sending free books to kids under five across the U.S. and abroad.
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Jelly Roll Mocks Backlash Over Trump Jokes During Late Night Monologue
Jelly Roll said that "any U.S. president should be able to handle a few jokes."
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Bernie Sanders Has Never Been Hotter. That Should Worry Democrats | Opinion
We’ve seen many DSA primary wins across the country, but will any of this translate into votes beyond the primaries?
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Trump-Backed Mike Mazzei's Chances of Beating Cyndi Munson In Oklahoma
Prediction markets heavily favor Mike Mazzei over Cyndi Munson after Oklahoma’s closely fought Republican runoff.
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Donald Trump’s Approval Rating Compared To Mark Carney Amid Trade War
Carney holds the stronger public position as Washington and Ottawa impose new tariffs and economic risks mount on both sides.
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The Rise of 'Residential Plus' Addiction Recovery Programs
"Residential plus" programs combine intensive treatment and supportive living to improve outcomes for severe substance use.
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A Florida Motel Manager Let the 'Clean-cut' Guest Have an Overnight Visitor
Marwan al-Shehhi shared his room with Mohammed Atta. They shopped in Target, Circuit City, Payless Shoes, and Lowe's.
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You Don't Have to Be Religious to Be Jewish | Opinion
Some of the most deeply Jewish people do not believe in God, keep kosher or go to synagogue.
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The Dual Threats to Prince William's Everyman Image
Will Prince William succeed in promoting royalty with a lowercase "r" as a way to preserve the monarchy?
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Democrats Are Fighting a War Over a Man Most Voters Have Never Heard Of
Hasan Piker, the left-wing streamer, has become a major part of one of the most closely watched Senate races of the midterms.
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The Register: Second Acts, Fresh Ink and a Point Guard in the SVU Courtroom
What's on our radar this week
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Nicole Kidman Is the Last Cool Movie Star and She Isn't Even Trying
Nicole Kidman is promoting three shows and a sequel while going viral constantly, and somehow we only want more of her.
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Is Hollywood's Production Comeback Real, or Just a Sales Pitch?
Tax credits and political promises say productions are returning to Los Angeles. The “Baywatch” reboot tells a messier story.
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The Gloves Are Off
Don’t let perfect be the enemy of the good. Though that depends on what you mean by “good.”
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Data Centers Know They Have an Image Problem. They're Trying to Fix It.
Although Trump has endorsed it as crucial to securing America's tech dominance, communities are far from sold on the AI buildout.
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DNC Chair Ken Martin Won’t Let DC Insiders Define the Democratic Party
As the Democratic Party debates how to win in the era of Trump, Martin tells Newsweek the answers lie outside the beltway.
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Microdramas’ Big Hollywood Takeover
Microdramas are dominating mobile-first viewing and winning the attention war. Even Marc Jacobs wants in.
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