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HillSenator Joe Manchin's potential third-party presidential run is causing concern among Democrats as it could harm Biden's reelection chances and jeopardize the party's Senate majority.
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Action NewsA flash flood in southeastern PA has resulted in five confirmed deaths and left two children, a 9-month-old boy, and a 2-year-old girl, missing; the victims were part of a visiting family.
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TodayDeSantis is downsizing his campaign staff after utilizing nearly $8M of his $20M 2nd quarter fundraising within the campaign's early weeks amid concerns of rapid spending.
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EuronewsRussia has accused Ukraine of attacking a key bridge in Crimea, with two reported deaths and an interruption of traffic on the bridge, while Ukraine has not officially claimed responsibility.
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York TimesIn 2011, experts made a list of characteristics they predicted the suspect would have. The man charged in three of the decade old Gilgo Beach killings checks many of those boxes.
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Street JournalGeorgia District Attorney Fani Willis, renowned for her tenacity in handling complex cases, is embroiled in a contentious legal face-off with former President Donald Trump.
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SunIn a five-set match, Carlos Alcaraz ended Novak Djokovic's 10-year winning streak on Wimbledon's Court and his run of four consecutive men’s singles titles, clinching a 1-6, 7-6, 6-1, 3-6, 6-4 victory.
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HillTrump is seeking delays in his trial based on his status as a candidate, a strategy that could push the trial into a more favorable timeline for him but is considered unprecedented by legal experts.
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AL.comCarlee Russell, a 25-year-old nursing student who went missing for two days, safely returned home, with police now investigating the events that transpired during her disappearance.
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Washington PostDoubts surround Ron DeSantis' 2024 campaign as concerns arise about his message, prompting suggestions to broaden his appeal and present a more forward-looking vision.
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SFGATEMothers in the California Coalition for Psychedelic Safety and Education are opposing Senate Bill 58, which seeks to decriminalize psychedelic drug use in CA, citing concerns about psychotic episodes.
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NewsweekA significant portion of millennials, particularly those aged 25-34, believe that referring to someone by the wrong gender pronoun should be a criminal offense, according to a recent survey.
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Associated PressUS downtowns, including San Francisco, are grappling with issues such as vacant storefronts, reduced foot traffic, and increased crime rates due to the pandemic-induced changes in consumer behavior.
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Good News NetworkA recent study found that a low-cost version of ketamine, administered bi-weekly through injections, effectively treated severe depression, with over 20% of participants achieving complete remission.
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GuardianAs the American screen actors' strike begins, fans of popular TV shows, as well as anticipated projects, are expressing significant frustration, surpassing the reaction to the earlier writers' strike.
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NewsPaul Murdaugh was believed to have been driving when Mallory Beach was thrown from the boat and died. Murdaugh's father, disgraced lawyer Alex Murdaugh, was convicted of Paul’s murder in March.
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HuffPostThe UN Security Council will discuss the impact of artificial intelligence on global peace and security, highlighting the urgent need for governments to address the dangers and regulation of AI.
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Daily
MailRex Heuermann was linked to a car involved in a serial killer case in 2022, sparking concerns over the delayed finding of the vehicle and apprehension of a man described as an 'ogre' at 6ft 6 tall.
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Arizona RepublicAmid Arizona's severe heatwave, facilities offer cooling stations with free water and A/C to protect the homeless population from heat-related dangers, particularly after clearance of encampments.
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Deadline During his
concert in, Connecticut, country singer Jason Aldean had to abruptly leave the stage due to a heat stroke caused by the mid-80s temperature, leading to the rescheduling of the show.
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The Supreme Court Just Killed Affirmative Action; Now Comes the Reverse Discrimination Litigation By Lou Pechman
The Supreme Court's recent decision against affirmative action in college admissions sends shockwaves through DEI initiatives in the workplace, potentially fueling an increase in reverse discrimination lawsuits, as cautioned by employment attorney Lou Pechman. |
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Left Trump stated in that he would consider some of his 2024 GOP primary rivals as potential running
mates or Cabinet members if he wins back the White House. He specifically praised entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy and Tim Scott.
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RightThe head of the Teamsters union has asked the White House not to intervene if UPS workers go on
strike, as negotiations for a new contract have reached a standstill with a July 31 deadline approaching.
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