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She Was Labeled the Original ‘Anti-Vaxxer,’ Now She’s Feels Vindicated
First rising to the spotlight as a model, actress, and television host, Jenny McCarthy faced backlash for her autism awareness advocacy.
Mississippi Farmer Determined to Grow State’s Network of Regenerative Farms
Ben Simmons believe that increasing access to clean food is a way to reverse state’s poor health trends while preserving its agricultural heritage.
Tips for Navigating the Season of Joy While Dealing With Depression
‘The holidays really act like a spotlight,’ an expert said. ‘Whatever is underneath the surface and hard or painful ... really gets turned up.’
Hagen Schulz Keeps Small Skiing Businesses Alive in America
A business in the little town of Pine Island, New York, keeps ski slopes open for millions across the country.
US Extends Tariff Exclusion on Some Chinese Goods for 1 Year Following Trade Truce
The decision follows the economic and trade deal recently struck between Trump and Xi, USTR says.
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Experts Advise How to Avoid Political Sparring at Family Holiday Gatherings
Arriving with strategies to redirect tense talk can help preserve peace and even mend relationships strained by opposing views.
UC–Berkeley Faces Federal Funding Loss Due to Safety Concerns
University leaders are being asked to address the violent protests during the Nov. 10 Turning Point USA event.
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How Saving the Wild Turkey Is Benefiting the American Wild
Conservation effort that brought the iconic bird celebrated on Thanksgiving back from the brink of extinction benefits other species, including some ‘in peril.’
Massive Somali Welfare-Fraud Cases in Minnesota—Here’s What We Know
Billions in taxpayers’ money has been stolen; millions could have gone to terrorists—an allegation that lawmakers are asking federal prosecutors to investigate.
2 National Guardsmen Shot Near White House; Suspect Identified as Afghan National
The suspect entered the U.S. under a Biden-era program that evacuated and resettled tens of thousands of Afghans after the U.S. withdrawal from the country.
Republicans Weigh Second Reconciliation Bill
It could tackle the affordability of health care, housing, and more—but Republican majorities are thin.
Space Force Awards Initial Golden Dome Missile Prototype Contracts
Initial contracts fund competing prototypes for interceptors and fire control stations capable of shooting down missiles in space.
Trump Admin Appeals Order to End National Guard Deployment in DC
A lower court judge previously held that the deployment was unconstitutional but paused her order for three weeks to allow the government to appeal.
AI Could Replace 57 Percent of All US Work Hours: McKinsey Report
McKinsey says machines could already perform the majority of U.S. work hours today, accelerating job shifts across offices, warehouses, and services.
Japan Launches DOGE-Like Initiative to Cut Government Waste
Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama said that showing how the government is spending taxpayers’ money helps to maintain public trust in the nation’s finances.
US Ends Temporary Protected Status for Nationals of Burma
Critics said citizens still face unsafe conditions in the war-torn country.
Trump Opposes Lifting Broadcast Ownership Cap
The FCC is considering repealing a rule that limits broadcasters from reaching more than 39 percent of the national television audience.
Pentagon Investigating Senator After Video Urging Troops to Defy ‘Illegal Orders’
Sen. Mark Kelly said he would not be intimidated.
US Agencies Terminate or Reduce 78 ‘Wasteful’ Contracts Worth $1.9 Billion: DOGE
Overall, the cost-cutting initiative begun in January has saved $214 billion in taxpayer funds, the agency said.
