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9/11 Could Become a Federal Holiday: Where the Bill Stands
9/11 could become a federal holiday under a bipartisan bill, but the measure is stalled in Congress ahead of the 25th anniversary.
Politics
John Fetterman Is Pulling a Reverse Manchin
The Pennsylvania Democrat may be more useful to Republicans and more distinctive politically if he never joins them.
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Dodgers Announce Bad Shohei Ohtani News Following Reds Sweep
The Los Angeles Dodgers are placing Shohei Ohtani on the 15-day injured list following their series against the Reds.
Sport
AJ Brown Injury Update Emerges for Patriots From NFL Insiders: Report
An update on AJ Brown's potential injury for the Patriots arrived a day after New England's disappointing loss.
Politics
Nashville Christmas Event Canceled After Chinese Workers Denied Visa
Nashville Zoo canceled Zoolumination after visa denials prevented Chinese artisans from traveling to the U.S.
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'Cat in the Hat' Trend Sparks New Warnings
Several teenagers have now been arrested or charged over posts connected to the trend.
Politics
Alex DeBrincat Gets Real About His Red Wings Future Amid Contract Year
Detroit Red Wings star Alex DeBrincat has made it clear that he wants to stay put with the Original Six club.
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Lake Mead Water Level Update After Hitting Record Low From Drought
Federal projections released earlier this summer indicated the reservoir could continue falling through the end of the year.
Politics
Federal Judges Rebuke ICE Detention as Similar to WWII Internment Camps
The ruling is the latest in a series of Appeals Court decisions against the Trump administration's mandatory detention policy.
Politics
Donald Trump $5,000 Dividend Promise Could Face Legal Challenges
Legal experts were skeptical about President Trump's promise to give Americans $5,000 dividends if Republicans win the midterms.
Politics
Anthropic Reveals Four Times AI Went Rogue and Attacked Real World Systems
Anthropic revealed four incidents in which Claude AI models accessed real-world systems during cybersecurity tests.
Politics
Drake Maye Accepts Blame for ‘Unacceptable’ Play in Patriots’ Loss
Quarterback Drake Maye accepted blame after the New England Patriots lost a season-opening game to the Seattle Seahawks.
Politics
How US Gas Prices Compare With Rest of World
Global gas prices have jumped since the Iran war began, but drivers in some countries are feeling significantly more pain.
Politics
Map Shows Biggest Boomtowns Across US Are Mostly in the South
Higher housing costs haven’t slowed the South’s growth, with the region claiming eight of America’s top 10 boomtowns.
Politics
Charlie Kirk's Death Was America's Lost Opportunity
A year after Charlie Kirk’s assassination, America keeps arguing while discarding nearly every lesson his killing offered.
Politics
Trump Accused of Breaking Federal Code Twice in Two Days
Trump was accused of running afoul of two federal criminal statutes over cash gifts to aides and a promise of $5,000 checks.
Politics
Common Stomach Bacteria Linked to Colorectal Cancer
Researchers found exposure to the bacteria Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori) was associated with a higher risk of colorectal cancer.
Politics
Stablecoins Are Becoming Modern Financial Infrastructure | Opinion
Stu Alderoty, president of the National Cryptocurrency Association, says stablecoins can make payments faster and more efficient.
Politics
Who is Britt McHenry? Former Sports Reporter Announced as New Press Advisor
"Honored to serve our country’s highest diplomatic institution," the former ESPN commentator wrote on social media.
Politics
Epstein Island's New Owner in Court Battle for $5.7 Million Tax Refund
Stephen Deckoff has taken the U.S. Virgin Islands to court in a bid to recover an alleged overpayment of income tax.
Politics
Video Shows Anguished Mama Bear After Crashes Kill Both Cubs
A mother bear lost two cubs in separate vehicle collisions around Lake Tahoe.
Politics
Brett Kavanaugh Guides Supreme Court Blow to Missouri GOP Ahead of Midterm
Supreme Court blocks Missouri's GOP-backed map, handing Republicans a setback as the midterm redistricting battle continues.
Politics
Scientists Create Cells That Fight Cancer Two Ways—at Fraction of the Cost
The study co-author told Newsweek the approach could help tackle challenges that have long hindered cancer therapies.
Politics
Trump Announces $500 Refunds For 1 Million Americans—Who Is Eligible?
The White House said money would go to "nearly 1 million hardworking Americans who were wrongly overcharged through Obamacare.”
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