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State supreme court races have emerged this year as crucial battlefields in the struggle over the course of U.S. democracy. Key issues like abortion, gerrymandering and voting have been tossed into state justices’ laps.
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Breaking News: CVS and Walgreens tentatively agreed to pay roughly $5 billion each to settle thousands of opioids lawsuits, the companies said.
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I went out for beers with Jennifer Lawrence, who isn’t really Jennifer Lawrence anymore:
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Vladimir Putin’s attacks on U.S. democracy and his assault on Ukraine have been treated as two story lines. But examined them through the lens of the current war — and found a different narrative hiding in plain sight.
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Washington State's Olympic Peninsula is about to become the site of what might be the most important experiment in U.S. climate adaptation policy.
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Lawmakers are seeking to make online assistance of suicide a federal crime. The bipartisan bill pushes to hold accountable both individual users and the tech companies and websites that host such content.
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The attack against Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s husband, Paul, inside their San Francisco home underlined fears about the growing number of threats against members of Congress.
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Republicans, eyeing a midterm election victory that could hand them control of the House and the Senate, have embraced plans to limit retirement benefits. Democrats have seized on the proposals to galvanize voters.
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North Korea fired 23 missiles, the most it has launched in a single day, heightening tensions and drawing a military warning from the South.
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Ukraine is preparing 425 shelters for use in a nuclear emergency, a military official said.
“I am preparing for the worst-case scenario, but I hope everything will be fine,” the head of the Kyiv regional military administration told a Ukrainian newspaper.
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Russia said on Wednesday that it was rejoining a deal that allows the shipment of grain from Ukrainian ports through the Black Sea, easing days of uncertainty over the fate of an agreement that had offered hope to countries facing severe food shortages.
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With housing costs soaring, “dorms for adults,” as co-living arrangements are often called, are gaining popularity across the U.S.
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After a bad night’s sleep, often the last thing you want to do is work up a sweat.
The type of workout you do makes a difference, experts say.
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Tropical Storm Lisa was upgraded to a hurricane on Wednesday morning, hours before it was expected to make landfall in Belize, bringing dangerous conditions to several countries in Central America, forecasters said.
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Leyla Ekren, a girl from rural Kansas, was taken to Syria by her mother, an Islamic State militant, after war broke out.
Pregnant and still in her teens, Leyla eventually made her way home to the U.S., where she helped investigators find her mother.
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White homeowners can expect their homes’ values to increase at twice the rate of homeowners of color, according to a new report.
Researchers found evidence of a persistent, widespread racial bias in U.S. home appraisals.
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The Astros’ Tuesday night starter, Lance McCullers Jr., became the first pitcher to surrender five home runs in a World Series game. In securing the win and a 2-1 series lead, the Phillies became the fourth team to hit five in a World Series game.
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The White House said that it sees no current prospects for negotiations in the war in Ukraine, even as European support shows signs of fraying. speaks with and , a former U.S. ambassador to Russia.
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With less than a week to go until Election Day, candidates are making their final pitches in contests that will set the balance of power in Congress and state capitols around the U.S.
Follow our updates.
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Tropical Storm Martin was expected to strengthen into a hurricane on Wednesday as it moved over the central North Atlantic Ocean, but it posed no immediate threat to land, forecasters said.
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Different regions of the world define tropical systems, including storms, depressions and cyclones, differently. In the Western Pacific, the process is especially complex.
Here’s what to know.
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New: Senior Russian leaders discussed the scenarios in which they might use a nuclear weapon. Intelligence about the conversations, along with the Kremlin’s public statements, helped lead to rising concerns in Washington.
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Denmark’s center-left coalition won a majority of parliamentary seats early Wednesday. An unpredictable race ultimately gave the governing Social Democratic Party its best showing in two decades.
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Breaking News: Russia said it was rejoining a deal allowing grain shipments from Ukraine’s ports, easing uncertainty for countries facing severe food shortages.
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Parts of Central America are bracing for strong wind, heavy rain and a dangerous storm surge associated with Tropical Storm Lisa, which forecasters said would strengthen into a hurricane before making landfall in Belize on Wednesday.
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The Federal Reserve is expected to raise rates three-quarters of a percentage point for the fourth time in a row, as it continues its fight against inflation.
But what the bank says about its next steps will be even more important.
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Hundreds of workers are said to have fled a Covid lockdown at the world’s largest iPhone manufacturing complex in Zhengzhou, China.
The Foxconn factory workers feared being forced into quarantine with inadequate food and supplies.
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A judge in Arizona has curbed the activities of an election-monitoring group in the vicinity of ballot boxes. The group may not take photos or videos of voters, openly carry firearms or post information about voters online.
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Senior Russian military leaders recently discussed when and how Moscow might use a tactical nuclear weapon in Ukraine, senior U.S. officials said. But they had still seen no evidence that the Russians were preparing for a nuclear strike. nyti.ms/3FxmZxT
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Breaking News: Russian generals have had high-level discussions about using tactical nuclear weapons in Ukraine, U.S. intelligence shows.
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Here's a look at some of the highlights worth watching from late-night TV.
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Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel’s opposition leader, extended his lead in the country's fifth election since 2019. But the final result remains unclear.
The outcome hinges on the fate of three small parties that could block a majority for Netanyahu.
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Habibul Sheikh, 18, left his home in eastern India for the promise of a better life. He was one of many migrant workers who died when a bridge collapsed on Sunday, killing 134 people.
“Our dreams are crushed,” his father said. “He was our only hope.”
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When it comes to your morning routine, is it better to brush your teeth before or after breakfast? Here's what we know about the hotly debated question.
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As winter approaches, President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine says that about 40% of his country’s power grid has been “seriously damaged” by Russian attacks and is pleading for the EU to help rebuild.
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At least five top executives have left Twitter in recent days, and advertisers are grappling with Elon Musk’s new ownership of the platform.
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Here are science-backed tips for sounder sleep, from a psychologist who studies insomnia. nyti.ms/3fnQSpC
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International trade with Russia boomed this year, filling Moscow’s war chest — even as countries imposed sanctions.
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