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Affordable Housing Isn't Always Accessible Housing | Opinion
We count units and calculate rents. But we don't ask whether the person who needs that housing can live there successfully.
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AI, Facial Recognition Are Rewriting the Travel Journey
AI, facial recognition and biometrics are transforming travel, creating faster, more personalized journeys for travelers.
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Scientists Studied 1,300 Cancer Patients, Then Found a Pattern in the Gut
A Mayo Clinic researcher told Newsweek he's "cautiously optimistic" microbiome cancer tests are nearing clinics.
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USCIS Announces Higher Immigration Fees: What Applicants Will Pay
USCIS is raising fees for asylum, parole, work permits and TPS as the Trump administration tightens legal immigration.
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Map Shows States Suspending Gas Tax as Indiana Extends Pause
Governor Mike Braun says the suspensions have saved Indiana drivers over $1 billion in fuel costs.
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Republicans Spending Over $7M Per Day to Try and Save Ken Paxton in Texas
A Republican political action committee spent $131 million over 17 days supporting Ken Paxton's Senate bid, according to filings.
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Motherhood Gave Me Many Hats. So I Bought One With My Name on It
When you become ‘someone’s’ mother, you lose your identity as well as your name. Here’s how to get them back.
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Abdul El-Sayed Scores Double Polling Boost Weeks Before Midterms
Two surveys show the Democrat ahead of Mike Rogers, strengthening his position in Michigan's closely watched Senate contest.
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California Bans Child Marriage: Map Shows Where It Is Still Legal
California Governor Gavin Newsom called the move a “long overdue measure to protect young Californians and minors.”
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Why Pete Hegseth Needs Wimps and Weirdos
Hegseth’s desire for more autonomous systems and cutting-edge military tech is justified. His personnel specification isn’t.
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Stokke Nighti Crib Review: It Could Solve a Problem Moms Might Not Think Of
The newest crib from Stokke can go from a newborn bassinet size to a toddler size bed.
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NYPD Cop Posed As ICE Agent To 'Take Revenge' on Woman: DOJ
A former NYPD sergeant pleaded guilty to posing as an ICE official and threatening a woman and her family with deportation.
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Common Type of Food Linked to Early Death in Study of 8.8 Million
Higher consumption of ultra-processed foods was found to increase risk of seven types of health conditions in the new study.
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Obamacare $500 Refund Checks Are Here. Map Shows Where Payouts Are Coming
Trump's $500 Obamacare refund checks are rolling out to 950,000 Americans in 30 states. Here's where the payments are going.
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Exclusive: China Ambassador Reveals Deals and 'Red Lines' of Trump-Xi Talks
In an interview with Newsweek, Chinese Ambassador Xie Feng shares new details and expectations after a "milestone" summit.
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Green Card Update: Changes Happening to Applications in October
Green card applicants face new filing opportunities and cutoff dates in October as fresh visa numbers become available.
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Map Shows Every State Where Abortion is on the Ballot in 2026 Midterm
Voters will be prompted to answer an abortion-related question on the ballot in four states during the upcoming midterm elections.
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Maria Salazar's Democratic Rival Won't Let Her Create Distance From Trump
Veteran TV anchor Eliott Rodriguez is trying to unseat embattled Republican Representative María Elvira Salazar in South Florida.
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What the New Season of The Traitors Reveals About Who We Trust | Opinion
"Nobody sits down at the Round Table and decides to vote along racial lines. That is precisely the point."
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How the Data Center Dividend Can Make Shiny Happy People
Perspective: Opinion is against data centers. But tech brolionaires are going to throw their love around, take it into your town.
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Exclusive: China Urges US Cooperation on AI to Avoid Human Extinction
Ambassador Xie Feng told Newsweek the U.S. and China can avoid "engaging in an arms race or drawing down the iron curtain" on AI.
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A Love Letter to the Siblings Who Drive Us Crazy
Siblings may drive us crazy, but they’re also the only people who truly understand the family that made us.
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Kanye West's Sold-Out Russia Concerts Canceled
Two concerts set to be headlined by Kanye West in St. Petersburg in October have been canceled, according to event organizers.
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CC Sabathia Predicts Yankees Game 1 ALDS Starter After Eliminating Red Sox
CC Sabathia predicted the Yankees will start a former Cy Young Award winner in Game 1 of their ALDS against the Rays.
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