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El Niño May Bring More Water to California Than Reservoirs Can Hold
Some reservoirs in parts of the state expected to experience strong El Niño impacts this year are already close to capacity.
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Record-Breaking Texas Skyscraper Marks Milestone Opening
Austin's Waterline, a 74-story, 1,025-foot tower, is now Texas' tallest building, marking a new architectural milestone yet.
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Chronic Stress May Be Quietly Changing Your Heart. Massive Study Shows How
A new study of almost 480,000 has found that chronic stress may be putting people at higher risk of stroke and heart attack.
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Ed Sheeran Ticket Prices Plunge After Macklemore Backlash
Resale prices for the British singer's upcoming Loop Tour shows have fallen, though Macklemore has seen a spike in demand.
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Key Progressive Policy Is Popular in Conservative Battleground Districts
A new poll suggests universal healthcare has appeal far beyond the Democratic base.
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Genpact CEO BK Kalra: The Time for AI Experiments Is Over
BK Kalra says scaling AI now depends on fixing the data, process, talent and governance gaps pilots can hide.
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Trump's Russia-Ukraine Energy Truce Has Already Run Out of Gas
Trump wanted Moscow and Kyiv to hold fire. The drones and missiles just kept coming, and now he's got a bigger decision to make.
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Man Finds Key Under 17th-Century Home’s Floorboards—Realizes What It’s For
James had always wondered if there was anything hidden in the space under the floorboards of his home. To his surprise, there was.
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Conventional Wisdom: Leverage Edition
Featuring: Matt Floca, Steve Ballmer, Stephen Colbert, Joseph diGenova, Deidre Henderson and Matt Mullenweg.
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Black Woman Adopted by White Family as a Baby Shares What They Got Right
Anna Sheffield, 30, spoke with Newsweek about growing up as a transracial adoptee.
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Europe on High Alert As Russia Sows Panic With Hybrid Attacks
Russia is accused of targeting railway networks and shopping centers in hybrid war attacks.
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Adam Hamilton vs. Roger Marshall: Latest Kansas Senate Race Odds and Polls
A new September poll puts Democrat Adam Hamilton ahead of Republican Senator Roger Marshall, 45 percent to 43 percent.
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'Barely Breathing' Singer Duncan Sheik Dies, Survived by Wife Nora Ariffin
Duncan Sheik, the Grammy- and Tony Award-winning singer-songwriter best known for his 1996 hit “Barely Breathing,” has died at the age of 56
Health
Genetic Mutation Linked to Dramatic Lung Cancer Risk in Non-Smokers
The genetic mutation variant has been linked to a 62 times higher risk of developing lung cancer.
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Wall Street Put $350 Billion on Blockchain; Most of It Is Doing Nothing
Over the past three years, the largest names in finance have begun "tokenizing" the assets they manage.
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Hospitals Reimagined
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Why America Is Team Princess Diana
America fought a revolution to escape royalty, but still spent 30 years choosing sides in a royal marriage. Diana still reigns supreme on th
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Map Shows Multiple Tropical Threats Across Atlantic and Pacific Amid El Niño
Forecasters were watching several areas for possible tropical development across both the Atlantic and Pacific on Friday.
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Woman Goes for Pregnancy Scan. What Doctors Find Next Changes Everything
"I remember a high-risk OB nurse taking me to the garden and just holding me while I scream-cried," Amanda Webb told Newsweek.
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Texas Freezes New Flock Cameras. Here's Where Thousands Remain Active
Texas' transportation department has stopped issuing new permits for license plate readers along state roads.
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Gas Price Warning Issued for Great Lakes States
Refinery challenges and global supply disruptions would come together to bring further gas price hikes, analysts say.
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Your Brand May Be Losing Ground in AI Search
AI Impact tracks AI-search visibility, drug-demand forecasting and the role of human judgment in clinical records.
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A Book Is No Longer the End of the Publishing Process | Opinion
Publishing is evolving beyond books as authors embrace platforms, communities and media to build lasting influence, says Don Nori.
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Sixth Woman’s Death Linked to Suspected Oregon Serial Killer
Jesse Lee Calhoun has been indicted over the death of Libby Gibson, the sixth victim he has been linked to.
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