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New D.C. Monument Lets You Search for 41 Million Veterans
New D.C. monument lets families search for and honor 41 million U.S. veterans with an interactive digital tribute
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A Definitive Timeline of Trump’s Attempts To Add Name to Kennedy Center
How Trump's Kennedy Center takeover led to resignations, lawsuits and a fight over the 50-year-oldinstitution's name.
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Willson Contreras Not Doing Himself Any Favors With Response to Boos
Willson Contreras keeps seeing a world of people standing against him where there aren't any enemies to fight.
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Cardinals Sign Former Blue Jays Pitcher
The St. Louis Cardinals have added to their pitching depth, as they have signed pitcher Josh Fleming to a minor league deal.
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Dodgers DFA 6-Year MLB Veteran Pitcher
The Los Angeles Dodgers have made a roster move, as they have designated pitcher Jonathan Hernandez for assignment.
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Olivia Miles Suffers Concerning Injury in Lynx Win Over Valkyries
Minnesota Lynx rookie Olivia Miles suffered a concerning ankle injury during her team's win over the Valkyries.
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Map Reveals Regions To Be Worst-Hit by Fall Allergy Season
A new AccuWeather forecast identifies the U.S. regions most likely to experience severe fall allergy conditions.
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On Nuclear Weapons, Trump Said the Quiet Part Out Loud
There are 57 reasons why Trump's handling of North Korea and Iran is not the same.
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Russia Warns West Against New Arms Race
In 2025, Putin and China's Xi Jinping had already called the U.S.'s proposed Golden Dome shield a "threat to strategic stability."
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Why Trump Wants To 'Get The Band Back Together' With Kim Jong Un | Opinion
If the president wants another summit with North Korea’s dictator, the reasons may be as emotional as they are practical.
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After Iran, Trump and His Republicans Face Their Own Economic D-Day
As prices bite and debt hits $40T, Trump's plan to inflict economic pain on Iran could leave the GOP with a nasty bill of its own.
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Trump's Washington Makeover: Update on Every Major Renovation Project
The much-debated plans range from the White House ballroom, a new golf course, to changes at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool.
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Woman Trains To Complete Ultra Marathon, One Tree Branch Changes It All
"The absurdity of the whole thing still makes me laugh," Elissa Simpson told Newsweek after her race was derailed by a branch.
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9 Questions Now Meghan and Harry Are Headed Back to UK
From where they will live to how King Charles III responded, key questions ahead of the Sussexes move back across the Atlantic.
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Target Gets Billion-Dollar Tariff Refund—Will Customers See Any Benefit?
Corporations are taking different approaches to utilizing the rebates they are now receiving from Trump's annulled duties.
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US Military Is Already Preparing for El Niño
El Niño will also hit parts of the continental U.S., including drying out the Northern Rockies and Ohio and Tennessee valleys.
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At 16, I Jumped on the Train Tracks. The Consequences Were Devastating
My life spiraled out of control because I did everything I possibly could to run away from my problems and numb myself.
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Cyclosporiasis Map Shows States Affected As Cases Top 15,000
Illnesses caused by the diarrhea-causing parasite cyclospora have been reported in 47 states, according to the CDC.
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Thousands of Dogs, Cats at Risk of Euthanasia Over Screwworm Threat
Thousands of Texas shelter pets face overcrowding and possible euthanasia as screwworm restrictions disrupt adoptions.
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Sailor Charged With Murder of Colleague Aboard USS John F. Kennedy
The charge sheet detailed earlier firearm incidents involving other sailors.
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What Spiraling Treasury Yields Mean for Millions of Mortgages
Bond yields spiked this week on the back of lingering concerns over inflation and America's fiscal health.
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Who Is Bobby Lee Hart Jr? Accused Serial Rapist May Have Over 25 Victims
Authorities believe Hart, 53, who has been arrested, may have been operating in three counties in Georgia since 1988.
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Omaha schools ban electric shock gloves used on two students after uproar
Omaha Police Department has suspended the use of electric shock gloves after they were used on two students in schools.
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Shock Polls Show Republicans Behind in America's Reddest States
New polls show Republican senators behind challengers in Arkansas and Idaho, two strong Trump states in 2024.
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