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  1. Just a few miles from the home where one family lost their cat 16 years ago, Ritz was found. No pet who has been reunited because of a microchip has ever been lost for longer. is on the road with a miraculous reunion.

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  2. MONKEYPOX CONCERNS: Health officials are warning that additional cases of Monkeypox are likely to be detected in the U.S. in the coming weeks. So far, there have been reports of at least 80 confirmed cases in 11 countries.

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  3. Russia claims to have complete control over Mariupol after the last of the Ukrainian fighters in a besieged steel plant were removed. Meanwhile, fighting around Ukraine’s second-largest city, Kharkiv, is intensifying.

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  4. President Biden arrived in South Korea today for his first visit to Asia since taking office. But the start of the trip has been overshadowed by two secret service agents who were involved in an embarrassing incident and ordered to return home.

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  5. In a network exclusive, CBS News is learning that one of the families of the 10 victims of the mass shooting at a grocery store in Buffalo intends to fight for justice by going after a major gun manufacturer, has more.

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  6. FORMULA CRISIS: As families become more desperate to find baby formula, hospitals are now reporting children needing treatment because they aren’t getting enough nutrition.

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  7. JUST IN: A federal judge in Louisiana has blocked the Biden admin from ending a policy to expel migrants seeking asylum to prevent the spread of COVID. At least 20 GOP governors sued to stop the lift of Title 42.

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  8. TORNADO DESTRUCTION: Multiple homes and businesses were torn apart in Gaylor, Michigan after a tornado blew through the community.

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  9. RECORD HEAT: A blast of summer-like heat is moving across the east coast, with heat advisories in effect for Boston, New York City and Philadelphia this weekend.

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  10. The national average for regular gas stands at $4.59 a gallon, up $1.55 than it was one year ago. As gas prices rise, so do prices for food while the stock market continues to take a drastic fall.

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  11. Stocks clawed back losses on Friday, with the S&P 500 fending off a brief entry into bear market territory, its first in 20 years.

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  12. PROFILES IN SERVICE: Every year, 32 of America’s best and brightest are selected to become Rhodes Scholars. This year, a record number of women were selected, and for the first time, West Point’s class of scholars is made up entirely of women

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  13. The statistic provides a glimpse into one unintended consequence of Title 42: migrant parents opting to "self-separate" from their children.

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  14. More than 16% of Americans now live in areas of "high" COVID-19 Community Levels, up from just 9% last week.

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  15. Nineteen across the country are expected to see extremely high temperatures over the weekend marking the first heatwave of 2022.

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  16. Four West Point cadets are making history as West Point's first group of scholars to all be women.

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  17. A Virginia legislator is suing Barnes & Noble to block the book chain from selling two "obscene" books to minors without parental consent.

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  18. Donald Trump has paid the $110,000 fine levied after he was held in contempt by a New York judge.

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  19. In 43 states, more than 40% of baby formula was recently out of stock — and families with special dietary needs are growing desperate.

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  20. After 37 years, dozens of victims of the worst massacre in Peru's conflict with radical left-wing guerrillas will finally be laid to rest in their Andean village following a years-long identification process.

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