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Lane Kiffin Fires Back at Critics After LSU’s Blowout Win Over Clemson
LSU head coach Dabo Swinney had a message for his critics following his team's blowout victory over the Clemson Tigers.
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Dabo Swinney Assigns Blame for ‘Incredibly Disappointing’ Clemson Loss to LSU
Clemson Tigers head coach Dabo Swinney gave his honest assessment of what led to his team's blowout loss to LSU.
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Former Air Force Secretary Accuses Hegseth of Politicizing Military
Former Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall says Pete Hegseth is politicizing the military.
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Amazon Plane Incident: Flights Grounded Amid Emergency Response in Miami
Videos shared online show billowing smoke coming from an aircraft with an Amazon logo on the wing that appears to be on a roadway.
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Trump Asks Supreme Court to Revive Mail-Ballot Restrictions Before Midterms
Trump asked the court to revive the contested restrictions as states begin sending ballots ahead of November's midterm elections.
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Germany Election: AFD Wins, May Be First Far-Right Party in Power Since WW2
The vote marks a major breakthrough for the party and a fresh challenge to Germany's mainstream political establishment.
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Trump Escalates Canada Trade Fight With New Warning
Trump's latest warning also comes amid a broader effort by his administration to use tariffs as leverage in trade negotiations.
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Osteopath Shares 5 Everyday Habits That Could Be Harming Your Bones
You may be doing one or more of these habits daily without realizing it’s affecting your bones.
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Child Tax Credit Would Expand to All Working Families Under New Bill
The bill would see the earned-income threshold for the refundable Child Tax Credit dropped from $2,500 to $1.
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Support for Trump's Iran War Handling Drops Among Republicans
A new NBC News poll found strong Republican approval of Trump's handling of the Iran war has fallen sharply since spring.
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Lost Hiker Moved Into Cave, Lived off Gummy Bears, Flowers
Lost in British Columbia's mountains for five nights, a hiker survived on gummy bears and wildflowers before walking to safety.
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Pregnancy Loss May Be the Norm, Not the Exception, Expert Says
Anthropology professor and author Kate Clancy told Newsweek that many pregnancy losses are driven by biology, not personal choices.
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What Hurricane Marie Means for Labor Day Weekend Weather
Hurricane Marie may bring rain, rough surf, rip currents and coastal flooding to Southern California over Labor Day.
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I Was Evacuated From the Pentagon Daycare on 9/11, Life Was Never the Same
I am likely one of the youngest people who has memories from that day. That realization gave me a sense of responsibility.
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NATO Gains New F-35 Hub on Border With Putin’s Russia
Finland has built its first F-35 engine as it boosts defenses on NATO’s border with Russia.
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Unruly Passenger Duct-Taped on Flight: Who Is Arthur Lundeen?
Arthur Layne Lundeen was arrested after an American Airlines flight was diverted to Baltimore on Thursday night.
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Canada’s Biggest Newspaper Targets US States Over ‘Trump’s Tariff Tantrums’
Canadian newspaper backs Ontario Premier Doug Ford's approach that focused on eight U.S. states.
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New iPhone 18 May Signal Higher Prices Ahead
iPhone 18 prices may rise by $100 or more as AI-driven chip costs hit consumers, signaling wider tech price increases.
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TSA Launches Major Airport Security Change, Loosening Post-9/11 Curbs
Approved non-passengers can now pass through security to accompany loved ones to airport gates at 13 U.S. airports.
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For 7 Days Life was Perfect with New Baby—One Phone Call Changed Everything
Seven days after Jesse was born, a heel-prick test changed everything. Then came a breakthrough his family had hoped for.
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Behavior Expert Reveals Hidden Reason Your Dog May Be Acting Out
Research has shown that dogs can detect stress-related changes in a human's body, even when a person is trying to hide it.
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Stevie Nicks' Brother Chris Nicks Dead at 72: Mick Fleetwood Pays Tribute
Stevie Nicks' brother Chris Nicks dies at 72 after cancer battle as Mick Fleetwood leads tributes to his life and legacy.
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Putin's Viktor Belenko Moment Is Surely Coming
Fifty years ago, a Soviet pilot gave the US one of the Cold War's best intelligence gifts. Is Russia due another grand defection?
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Another Woman Carried My Baby. I Never Expected What Happened Next
Sarrah Strimel Bentley told Newsweek that becoming a mother had been her dream for as long as she could remember.
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