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By Lily Hackett
Far-right organization's leader, Joe Biggs, handed one of the longest sentences for his involvement in the Capitol rioting that disrupted the peaceful transition of power.
By Mia Taylor
A raging Hurricane Idalia wreaks unprecedented destruction on the serene artist haven of Cedar Key, Florida - turning it into a hazardous flood zone with no power.
By Olivia Weaving
Doubling price-capped products and threatening checks and sanctions, France’s financial chief picks up the baton in consumers' battle against surging food costs.
By Elliot Chen
School therapists ratify disputed contract in a second vote under criticisms of the procedure being undemocratic.
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By Patricia Anderson
Amid health concerns and viral freezing incidents, Mitch McConnell is staunch in his commitment to serve as Republican leader.
By Leo Rodriguez
Tech stocks rally takes a hit as investors speculate on the longevity of high interest rates potentially cooling off the thriving tech market.
By Elliot Chen
Since 2020, nearly 44 million federal student loan borrowers have enjoyed a freeze on repayments, a respite that comes to a halt this October. Here’s what you need to know.
By Elliot Chen
Rising tensions over China's newly released map ignite territorial disputes with neighboring countries Philippines, Malaysia, and India.
By Patricia Anderson
The federal government is clashing with Big Pharma as Medicare negotiates drug prices for the first time, promising significant savings for patients after 2026.
By Elliot Chen
Google releases SynthID, a permanent, invisible watermark to identify AI-generated images and guard against misinformation.
By Hugo Mercer
Tips for handling blackouts and ensuring safety during power outages
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By James Wilson
As once-thriving shopping and tourist hub, Union Square, witnesses a dilution, San Francisco's fight against economic downturn continues.
By Leo Rodriguez
Russia is subjected to its largest drone attack since the onset of the war with Ukraine, leading to disrupted air travel and the damage of several military aircraft.
By Lily Hackett
US Commerce Secretary urges companies to stay committed to China, despite comments that the Asian nation is becoming “uninvestable”.
By Olivia Weaving
The upsurge of artificial intelligence investments may lead to approximately 300 million job losses globally. At the same time, some traders are profiting from this AI boom.
Sports
Spanish Soccer Federation President Suspended Amid Kissing Scandal
By Emma Nguyen
FIFA suspends Luis Rubiales, the Spanish soccer federation president, amidst an investigation into inappropriate conduct towards a female player during the Women's World Cup final.
Mets' Slugger Daniel Vogelbach Returns to Form, Crushes 10th Home Run
By Lily Hackett
Daniel Vogelbach finds his groove again, hitting his third home run in a week; meanwhile, Starling Marte nears return to Mets’ lineup.
Rodgers Ready for Jets Live Debut Against Giants
By Lily Hackett
All-star quarterback Aaron Rodgers set to take the field for the Jets this Saturday after missing all preseason games.
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Entertainment
"Ahsoka: The Stiffness on the Other Side of the Force"
By Leo Rodriguez
Ahsoka's adventures in the Star Wars realm may lack the anticipated Force, but there's still hope for this Rosario Dawson-featured series.
Kim Kardashian Bounces Back After Shoulder Injury
By Lily Hackett
Kim Kardashian is back in the gym after a shoulder injury that saw her take a break from her regular workout routine.
"Star-Studded ‘Only Murders in the Building’ Spins Surprises in Season 3!"
By Hugo Mercer
Unpredictable deaths, Broadway adventures, and new star guests mark the thrilling Season 3 of the popular Hulu series ‘Only Murders in the Building’
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Celebrities
"Untruth Hurts: Lizzo Fights Back on Shocking Allegations"
By Felix Hawthorne
Grammy-winning artist Lizzo stands up to serious allegations from her former dancers including harassment and weight-shaming.
Lizzo and the Hidden Fire: Inside the Scandal that Rocked her Career
By Elliot Chen
Grammy-winning singer, Lizzo, and her team caught amidst allegations of harassment towards her former backup dancers, causing a stir in the international music community.
Sony delays 'Beyond the Spider-Verse' & 'Ghostbusters' sequels due to strikes
By Hugo Mercer
In response to writer and actor strikes, Sony Pictures has delayed various releases, most notably, the sequels of "Ghostbusters" and "Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse."
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Politics
"Time to Stop the Madness!" - Mayor Adams Urges Swift Aid for Asylum Seekers
By Leo Rodriguez
Mayor Adams appeals to the federal government for prompt work authorizations issuance for hordes of asylum seekers pouring into New York City.
Will DeSantis Support a Felon Candidate if Trump Is Convicted Before 2024 Election?
By James Wilson
DeSantis' readiness to vote for Trump if he is found guilty poses a compelling contrast with his tough stance on former felons' voting rights.
Biden and Costa Rica's President Meet Amid Unprecedented Migrant Surge
By Leo Rodriguez
U.S. President Joe Biden meets Costa Rican President Rodrigo Chaves Robles as record-breaking migrant inflow pressures U.S. borders.
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Crime
Man arrested in Kentucky for nationwide body part sales
By Emma Nguyen
Kentucky's James Nott arrested following the discovery of numerous human remains, proceeds of online skeletal trading, in his home.
Harvard morgue manager sold stolen body parts: federal claim
By Lily Hackett
Body parts stolen from Harvard Medical School morgue manager, two face charges of trafficking body parts in a scheme lasting four years.
Mom jailed for transporting newborns in milk crate
By Lily Hackett
Indiana woman sentenced to one year in prison after being found guilty of child neglect for carrying two infants in a milk crate on her bicycle.
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World
China Turns the Tide in "War Against Pollution"
By Mia Taylor
China shows rare success in battle against air pollution, leading to a significant global reduction and increasing lifespan in the country.
Battles in the Trenches: Inside Ukraine's Fight to Break Through Russian Defenses
By Emma Nguyen
Ukrainian forces make slow but substantial progress amid complex Russian defenses, according to frontline soldier Oleksandr Solonko.
The Quest for Nessie: Recent Loch Ness Monster Hunt Ends with Inconclusive Results
By Felix Hawthorne
A large-scale search for the legendary Loch Ness monster in Scotland comes up short, with no definitive evidence found, reigniting the mystery of the famed beast.
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