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9/11 Responders' Trauma May Have Affected Their Children, Study Finds
Researchers found that children of 9/11 responders who had developed PTSD were more likely to have mental health issues.
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Evander Kane Drama Explained as Hockey Player Shares Patrick Marleau Texts
Here is what you need to know about the unfolding drama between NHL stars Evander Kane, Kurtis Gabriel and Patrick Marleau.
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James Talarico and Ken Paxton in Dead Heat in Razor Tight Texas Senate Race
Talarico and Paxton are tied at 50 percent in a new Texas Senate poll, highlighting an increasingly competitive race.
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USS Abraham Lincoln Photos Reveal Warship's Condition As It Makes Port
The USS Abraham Lincoln pulled into eastern Thailand early on Wednesday local time.
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Trump Floats Renaming Strait of Hormuz to 'Trump Strait'
Trump suggested renaming the Strait of Hormuz "Trump Strait" after saying the strategic waterway is under U.S. control.
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Mike Trout 'Super Excited' for New Angels Ownership: 'It was Needed'
MLB star outfielder Mike Trout discussed longtime owner Arte Moreno selling the Los Angeles Angels to Stan Kroenke.
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Heehaw Update: Investigation Launched Into Police Shooting of Baby Donkey
The farm described HeeHaw as a beloved pet who had been bottle-raised and regularly took part in petting zoos.
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Adam Schefter is Bullish on the Dallas Cowboys’ Super Bowl Chances
Adam Schefter made a strong statement about the Cowboys' offseason, which could boost their Super Bowl chances this season.
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El Niño Is Reshaping This Year’s Hurricane Season
Three Pacific storms are highlighting El Niño's growing influence as the Atlantic lags behind schedule.
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Texas County That Has Slowly Shifted Blue Cuts 92 Polling Places
While Republicans said polling sites change for "practical reasons," Democrats in the county believe the reason is political.
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Scientists Detect Strongest Sign Yet of Dark Matter in Major Breakthrough
An unexplained event deep underground could offer a rare clue to the particles that make up dark matter.
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Chuck Edwards Apologizes to Wife on House Floor Amid Censure Vote
The emotional remarks came shortly before the House overwhelmingly voted 413-2 to censure Edwards.
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Red Sox Have Difficult Decision Looming — But Choice Is Obvious
The Boston Red Sox are all but locked into their postseason seed, which means they have a difficult decision looming.
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Dodgers Fan Favorite Gets DFA'd For 3rd Time in a Year
The Los Angeles Dodgers designated catcher Ben Rortvedt — who won the World Series with the team — for assignment Tuesday morning.
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Lions Hit With Brutal Injury News Right Before Season Opener vs Saints
The Detroit Lions will be without a key piece of depth in the backfield when they play the New Orleans Saints in Week 1.
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What Is ‘T-Maxxing’? Social Media Health Trend Worries Doctors
Men are getting social pressure to take a trendy supplement without doctor's supervision.
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AOC Discusses When She Plans to Have Kids After Decision To Freeze Eggs
AOC has opened up about her hopes for motherhood after recently announcing that she is freezing her eggs.
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Claim Trump Cut Down Weeping Willow Trees Outside Kennedy Center Debunked
The Kennedy Center's willows were removed in 2025, with its executive director testifying that most were felled due to decay.
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List of Democrats Voting to Condemn Socialism in House Ahead of Midterms
The resolution by Republican Representative Jeff Crank of Colorado says that socialist systems lead to mass human suffering.
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Joe Rogan Accuses Trump of Creating Distraction With Lake Ontario Change
Joe Rogan suggested that Trump's "Lake America" change was designed to distract Americans from the Iran war.
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Man Finds Incredible Collection at Thrift—Has Message for Who Donated It
Jordan Lee told Newsweek that finding people's donated band merch at thrift stores is a "strong suit" of his.
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Dolly Parton Walk of Fame Tribute Cut Out Amid Vandalism After Star's Death
Dolly Parton's Hollywood Walk of Fame star was damaged and flowers left by mourners were reported stolen.
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From Borrowed Floors to Petco Park, Slightly Stoopid Built Its Own Way
Slightly Stoopid’s Miles Doughty on legacy, fans-as-family, and keeping the vibe carefree 10 albums in.
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Milestone Unveiled for Planned Tallest Mass Timber Office Building in US
The record-breaking tower aims to emphasize "connection, wellness, and a sense of place," the developers told Newsweek.
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