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Man Thinks He Can Hear Tire Deflating, Then He Looks Closer at the Truck
He thought he had a flat tire. Then a chilling hiss from beneath his truck revealed something far more alarming.
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Rockies DFA Former All-Star Pitcher
The Colorado Rockies have made a roster move, as they have designated pitcher Michael Lorenzen for assignment.
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The Changes To Facebook and Instagram Demanded by 29 States
29 states want Meta to scrap features like infinite scroll, Stories and likes in a landmark child safety trial.
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Woman, 32, Never Smoked a Day in Her Life. Then Came the Diagnosis
Ramirez, 36, had never smoked a day in her life. At 32, doctors told her she had stage 4 lung cancer.
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What to Know About Jon Ossoff's Wife, Alisha Kramer
The odds of the Georgia Senator, Jon Ossoff, being the Democratic nominee in 2028 have spiked following an Atlanta rally.
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Map Shows NATO Targets Within Range of Putin's Hypersonic Missile Warship
Russia has deployed the Admiral Kasatonov, one of its most advanced vessels, off the coast of Germany, media outlets report.
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Map Shows the States Americans Are Moving To and Leaving
Americans continue flocking to the South and Mountain West, while they are leaving more expensive states behind.
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Who Is Jacob Smith? Former Cornyn Staffer Defects to James Talarico
A longtime Republican policy aide has joined Talarico’s Senate campaign and urged GOP voters to reject Ken Paxton.
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Yankees Place Star Pitcher on Injured List
The New York Yankees have announced that they have placed star pitcher Max Fried on the 15-day injured list.
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Three Years After Leaving Taiwan, Adopted Girl Gets Surprise Reunion
The friends had not seen each other for three years, but Sarah Plazak told Newsweek they were "simply overjoyed" by the reunion.
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Map Shows Vaccine Rates Among Kindergarteners Compared to Outbreak Hotspots
An expert told Newsweek the fall in vaccine rates are a "huge backward step."
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Fundraiser for Lindsay Clancy’s Parents Approaches Major Milestone
The GoFundMe campaign for Lindsay Clancy's parents nears $1 million as the trial continues, drawing thousands of donors.
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Trump Calls Out 'Imposter' Dan Sullivan Running Against Dan Sullivan
Trump has urged Alaska voters to back incumbent Senator Dan Sullivan, and accused his contender of working with the Democrats.
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I Survived the Plane Crash That Killed My Mom—My Ordeal Had Only Just Begun
I had a career I was proud of, traveled regularly, and spent time with loved ones. That was all snatched from me in an instant.
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Audrey Hobert Is Cringe. The Pile-On Is Cringier
Audrey Hobert's Tiny Desk backlash started with cringe pop and ended up revealing the rules female pop stars still face.
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How Proposed Student Loan Rules Could Help You Buy First Home
The First Time Homebuyer Debt Reduction Act seeks to help Americans with student debt when it comes to purchasing a home.
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Millions of Illnesses Linked to Foodborne Parasites, New Research Warns
Many parasitic infections can cause “severe and long-lasting health problems” after the initial illness, a doctor told Newsweek.
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How Trump's Kim Jong Un Move Could Lead to Nuclear Breakthrough
U.S. president cited his good ties with Kim Jong Un as why he wanted to scale back drills with South Korea.
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El Niño Breaking 176-Year Record: The Impact on Florida, Texas, California
A potentially record-breaking El Niño could influence storms, rainfall and drought across several states.
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What Scrapping the Nickel Could Mean for Future of Cash
The future of the nickel is coming under scrutiny as the U.S. rethinks the role of small change.
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Putin Knows More Than We Realize
A top Russian economist spent months warning the Kremlin its policies were failing. Nothing happened—until the public found out.
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Boy, 10, Given Lifechanging Diagnosis. What He Asked Next Is Heartbreaking
Emmett Hauck, 10, failed a hearing test in first grade, but it was a while before a genetic test finally revealed why.
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The Winners and Losers Under Florida’s Major Property Tax Overhaul
Hospitals, law enforcement and other key services could lose millions in funding—unless local governments hiked other taxes.
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The Cattle Shortage Is Now Losing Americans Their Jobs
Supply constraints have pushed beef prices to record highs, but consumers are not the only ones struggling.
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