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These documents tell the story of the Cornell rape allegations
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Trump promises not to resume Iran strikes before midterm elections
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Hegseth says Fort Hood shooter's execution will be made public
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The USS Abraham Lincoln and its more than 4,500 sailors returned home to San Diego on Thursday for the first time in 321 days.
Arizona congressional candidate reports rape while repairing campaign signs
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Trump announces tornado aid for Menasha after CBS News report
President Trump announced nearly $18 million in federal disaster aid for Wisconsin one day after CBS News reported on residents still waiting for aid following a devastating tornado.
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Nicolas Maduro, wife face torture charge in new U.S. indictment
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Russian missiles have hit an apartment building and civilian buses, killing more than 50 people in two days, as the Kremlin says there's "no clear path" to peace.
DACA renewal applications face record delays, costing some their jobs
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A move by Starbucks to buy the fast-casual Mexican chain would combine two of the most recognizable restaurant brands.
NFL urges Supreme Court to decide who should regulate prediction markets
In a legal brief, the NFL expressed support for prior court rulings favoring state authority to oversee prediction markets.
Google unveils Gemini AI agent to handle workplace tasks
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Healthcare providers and middlemen are exploiting a loophole in a 2020 law designed to shield consumers from surprise medical bills.
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