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Zelensky's Rival Picks the Right Fight at the Wrong Time
Zelensky's former friend-turned-foe calls for elections as the president's office faces a corruption probe. Has he jumped the gun?
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Islam Makhachev’s Next UFC Welterweight Title Challenger Revealed
With Islam Makhachev's UFC 330 win over Ian Machado Garry, fans are champing at the bit to find out who his next challenger is.
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Midlife Lessons: What Macaroni Cheese Taught Me About Failure
A simple lesson from cooking for the family shows how to overcome one of the great challenges of a midlife crisis.
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Lake Mead Human Remains Discovered as Levels Drop Below 2022 Record
The discovery came after water levels at the country's largest reservoir recently sank below its 2022 record.
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Natalie Harp and Donald Trump: A Timeline of Their Relationship
From a 2019 appearance alongside Trump to becoming one of the president's closest aides, here's how Natalie Harp's role evolved.
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America’s Housing Shortage Just Got Worse
Single-family housing starts fell to the lowest level in more than three years last month, as builders’ confidence remains muted.
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Woman Thrifts Dress for $10 From Goodwill Bins—Then She Checks the Label
She initially thought the dress fabric looked like curtains, which almost kept her from taking a closer look.
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New Hurricane Threats Grow in Pacific Days After Lala's Destruction
New Pacific storm threats emerge as Hawaii recovers from Hurricane Lala; two systems have an 80% chance of development.
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Thousands of Americans Live With This Rare Condition—New Drug May Give Hope
The experimental drug could become the first approved treatment for Guillain-Barré syndrome, a paralyzing nerve disease.
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Western Governors: Bipartisan Fixes Exist for Affordable Housing Crisis
State and local governments must meet the moment and provide communities with even more tools.
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Hayden Panettiere Memoir Doubles in Price as Demand Surges
Barnes & Noble told Newsweek that the new price was "a solely stock-based decision."
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Alex Vindman Exposes the Trump Resistance Delusion
A socialist ended the career of the Trump impeachment era's most famous witness. The old resistance isn't losing—it's finished.
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Pennsylvania Moves to Rein In AI Data Centers After Community Backlash
Pennsylvania has tightened AI data center rules as states nationwide push back over energy, water and community concerns.
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The Hijackers Debated: Hit Only One WTC Tower, Target White House Instead?
The men used code: "Architecture" meant the WTC, "arts" was the Pentagon, "law" was the U.S. Capitol, "politics" the White House.
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Miami Hits 100°F for First Time Since 1942 Amid Florida Heat Dome
The temperature tied with the highest in 130 years of weather observations.
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When Are September 2026 SNAP Benefit Payments Coming?
SNAP, commonly referred to as food stamps, provides monthly food assistance to eligible low-income households.
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For Months, Doctors Blamed Anxiety. The Real Diagnosis Changed Everything
It was the darkest time of my life. I had just battled for a diagnosis and now I was entering the battle to fight for my life.
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Quantum Computing’s Revolutionary Promise Is Bringing Real-World Solutions
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The AI We’re Building Needs a Kill Switch | Opinion
Leadership the world can trust requires that our most powerful systems stay safe, accountable, and answerable to us.
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Anne Hathaway's Pregnant Press Tour Says More About Us Than Her
Anne Hathaway's pregnant press tour is a labor argument.
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Cole Escola's ‘Oh, Mary!’ Is Touring With Two Different Marys
Broadway's stupidest comedy is coming to a city near you.
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The Register: Stern Retirement, No Comments for Oprah and a 'Glee' Reboot
What's on our radar this week
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Texas’s Data Center Dominance At Risk
Texas has taken a commanding lead in development, but local and state-level opposition to data centers continues to mount.
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How Bryan Kohberger's Diagnoses Could Impact Possible Trial, Sentencing
By law, the state generally has 30 days after a post-conviction application is docketed to file an answer or seek dismissal.
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