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When Will Super El Niño Hit US States? Map Shows Predictions
A strengthening super El Niño is expected to become the dominant driver of U.S. weather during the coming months.
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The Anti-Rape Guide for Asylum Seekers Is a Stunning Confession
The latest guidance is a tacit acknowledgment of a particular problem that many have spent years playing down.
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How Optum Health's CEO Is Reading Federal Signals on Future of Medicare
Krista Nelson says value-based care can deliver—but the push from Washington will test the industry's ability to scale it.
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Tyrese Maxey Weighs in on First Workout With LeBron James, Jaylen Brown
Tyrese Maxey shared his thoughts on his first workout with new 76ers teammates LeBron James and Jaylen Brown.
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Shaquille O'Neal Has High Expectations for New-Look 76ers
Shaquille O'Neal has "championship or bust" expectations for the new-look Philadelphia 76ers this coming NBA season.
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Please Don’t Send Harry and Meghan Back to Britain | Opinion
The return of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex to the UK is a dream for the press and a nightmare for the rest of us.
Health
What the Microbiome Reveals About the Future of Cancer Research
Microbiome science shows the importance of coordination and commitment across disciplines and institutions.
Politics
Map Shows Where COVID Cases Are Rising in Each State
"We are in the “seasonal” phase and out of the “pandemic” phase," a Professor of immunology told Newsweek.
Politics
Natalie Harp Isn't Unique to Donald Trump
Natalie Harp’s devotion to Trump looks extreme, but presidential politics has long turned loyalty into personal faith.
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Jaguars Reveal Early Plans for Travis Hunter’s Two-Way Role
The Jacksonville Jaguars seem to know how they want to deploy Travis Hunter this season.
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Pete Alonso Reacts to Controversial Foul Call in Orioles Loss
Baltimore Orioles Pete Alonso discussed a questionable foul ball ruling in Wednesday's loss to the New York Yankees.
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Democrats’ Chances of Flipping the Senate 75 Days to Midterms—Polls
Democrats and Republicans are engaged in a close race for control of the Senate in the 2026 midterm elections, recent polls show.
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Videos Shows Brawls Breaking Out Over Crippling Russian Gas Shortages
Gasoline is available at only 28 percent of Russia's stations, according to the newspaper Izvestia.
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James Talarico Weighs in on Karmelo Anthony's Conviction
The Texas Democratic Senate nominee said Anthony's conviction was proof the justice system "is not working for Black Texans."
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Bears QB Ruled 'Week to Week' With Hamstring Injury
Ben Johnson says one of the Bears quarterbacks is week to week with a hamstring injury, a concerning sign ahead of Week 1.
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FBI Raids Eric Swalwell's Home: Full List of Confiscated Items
FBI seizes devices from Eric Swalwell at SFO and raids his D.C. home amid federal sex‑assault probe.
Sport
Giants React to Brian Burns' NFL Top 100 Ranking
New York Giants LB Brian Burns put together the best season of his NFL career in 2025, recording a career-high 16.5 sacks.
Politics
Commanders Coach Gives Status Update on Jayden Daniels, Rachaad White vs Lions
Head coach Dan Quinn addressed whether Jayden Daniels and Rachaad White will play Saturday as the Commanders take on the Lions.
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Common Measure of Mortality Risk for Seniors Questioned in Study
Body mass index, or BMI, alone can miss mortality risks in adults aged 65 and older.
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Greater Risk of Certain Cancer Deaths Linked to 2 of ‘Best Jobs’ in America
These workers had the highest percentages of deaths from cancers linked to radiation, including breast, prostate, and melanoma.
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More Than 2 Million to Face Major SNAP Changes: What to Know
Retailers in five states will block specified products from being paid for with SNAP at checkout.
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Victor Wembanyama Named Captain of French National Team
The French national team announced Victor Wembanyama as its captain ahead of the FIBA World Cup European qualifiers.
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Forgotten Red Sox Pitcher Gets 'Ball Rolling' on Long-Awaited Return
Boston Red Sox pitcher Tanner Houck threw to live hitters for the first time in more than a year on Tuesday.
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Brain Test Could Predict Dementia Before Doctors Can See It, Study Suggests
There is no cure for dementia, and as the condition progresses, the patient may not be able to recognize loved ones.
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