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Day in Photos: Floods in India, Anniversary of Mass Knife Attack, and Corgi Race
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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Home Sales See Record July Cancellations as High Mortgage Rates Weigh on Buyers
More than 15 percent of deals fell through last month, even as overall sales ticked higher.
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Kilmar Abrego Garcia Facing Deportation to Uganda After Rejecting Plea Offer, Attorneys Say
The Salvadoran national recently won pre-trial release as he awaits trial on human smuggling charges.
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The Last Resort for Baldness? 5 Things to Know About Hair Transplants
Imagine your hair is like a grove of trees on a hillside: The transplant procedure does not plant new trees but rather relocates healthy ones.
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Social Security Announces New Service Updates for Account Holders
The Social Security Administration recently highlighted multiple service improvements like reduced average wait times and disability claims backlog.
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A Chuck Wagon Cook Spreads the Stories of Ranch Life
It’s not just food on the menu when culinary cowboy Kent Rollins serves up supper.
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‘Godfather of AI’ Warns Superintelligent Machines Could Replace Humanity
Geoffrey Hinton, the Nobel Prize-winning computer scientist who pioneered neural networks, says artificial intelligence is advancing too fast to control.
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Trump Names 4 Judges to Fill Vacancies in North Carolina Courts
The nominations come after a protracted standoff between the Biden White House and Sen. Thom Tillis that froze judicial appointments in the state.
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Epoch Readers Favorable on Trump’s Peace Efforts, Skeptical About Outcome
Following President Donald Trump’s historic meetings with world leaders on ending the war in Ukraine, we asked readers to weigh in on the prospects for peace.
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Race for Resources Intensifies as Saudis Pump Billions Into Africa
Saudis need food, critical minerals, a test ground for new technologies and trade routes, and Africa welcomes Riyadh’s investments.
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What to Know About the AAP, RFK. Jr., COVID-19 Vaccines, and Conflicts of Interest
The American Academy of Pediatrics is recommending many young children receive a COVID-19 vaccine, diverging from U.S. government recommendations.
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Trump Plans to Fire Fed Governor Lisa Cook ‘If She Doesn’t Resign’
Others say the president cannot terminate independent Federal Reserve Board members.
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Post-Conflict Ukraine: 4 Possible Security Guarantees
The United States and Ukraine’s European allies are brainstorming means of deterring future Russian aggression in the event that a peace deal is reached.
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Texas Senate Passes Redistricting Map Favoring Republicans
After passing the Republican-dominated upper chamber in an 18 to 11 party-line vote, the bill now heads to the desk of Gov. Greg Abbott.
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Back to School: What to Know About Cell Phone Bans in K–12
The first state-wide policy took effect two years ago.
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Florida Appeals Judge’s Ruling Against Expansion of ‘Alligator Alcatraz’
The ruling stops the sending of detainees to the illegal immigrant detention center and bars new construction there.
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Lyle Menendez Denied Parole a Day After Brother’s Release Rejected in Parents’ Murders
The California Board of Parole Hearings decided that Lyle Menendez should remain imprisoned.
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Interior Department Halts $1.5 Billion Offshore Wind Project Off Rhode Island
Revolution Wind is now 80 percent complete, with 45 out of 65 wind turbines installed, according to Danish company Orsted.
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Chinese Woman Gets 15 Years for Role in Conspiracy to Import Drugs to US
The marketing manager for a biotech company conspired to import a fentanyl precursor from China, enough to make millions of deadly doses.
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Nvidia CEO Confirms US Talks on ‘B30A’ Chip for China
Jensen Huang said any sale depends on Washington’s approval as the United States weighs limits on supplying advanced AI semiconductors to China.
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Day in Photos: Floods in India, Anniversary of Mass Knife Attack, and Corgi Race
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
|
Home Sales See Record July Cancellations as High Mortgage Rates Weigh on Buyers
More than 15 percent of deals fell through last month, even as overall sales ticked higher.
|
Kilmar Abrego Garcia Facing Deportation to Uganda After Rejecting Plea Offer, Attorneys Say
The Salvadoran national recently won pre-trial release as he awaits trial on human smuggling charges.
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The Last Resort for Baldness? 5 Things to Know About Hair Transplants
Imagine your hair is like a grove of trees on a hillside: The transplant procedure does not plant new trees but rather relocates healthy ones.
|
Social Security Announces New Service Updates for Account Holders
The Social Security Administration recently highlighted multiple service improvements like reduced average wait times and disability claims backlog.
|
A Chuck Wagon Cook Spreads the Stories of Ranch Life
It’s not just food on the menu when culinary cowboy Kent Rollins serves up supper.
|
‘Godfather of AI’ Warns Superintelligent Machines Could Replace Humanity
Geoffrey Hinton, the Nobel Prize-winning computer scientist who pioneered neural networks, says artificial intelligence is advancing too fast to control.
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Trump Names 4 Judges to Fill Vacancies in North Carolina Courts
The nominations come after a protracted standoff between the Biden White House and Sen. Thom Tillis that froze judicial appointments in the state.
|
Epoch Readers Favorable on Trump’s Peace Efforts, Skeptical About Outcome
Following President Donald Trump’s historic meetings with world leaders on ending the war in Ukraine, we asked readers to weigh in on the prospects for peace.
|
Race for Resources Intensifies as Saudis Pump Billions Into Africa
Saudis need food, critical minerals, a test ground for new technologies and trade routes, and Africa welcomes Riyadh’s investments.
|
What to Know About the AAP, RFK. Jr., COVID-19 Vaccines, and Conflicts of Interest
The American Academy of Pediatrics is recommending many young children receive a COVID-19 vaccine, diverging from U.S. government recommendations.
|
Trump Plans to Fire Fed Governor Lisa Cook ‘If She Doesn’t Resign’
Others say the president cannot terminate independent Federal Reserve Board members.
|
Post-Conflict Ukraine: 4 Possible Security Guarantees
The United States and Ukraine’s European allies are brainstorming means of deterring future Russian aggression in the event that a peace deal is reached.
|
Texas Senate Passes Redistricting Map Favoring Republicans
After passing the Republican-dominated upper chamber in an 18 to 11 party-line vote, the bill now heads to the desk of Gov. Greg Abbott.
|
Back to School: What to Know About Cell Phone Bans in K–12
The first state-wide policy took effect two years ago.
|
Florida Appeals Judge’s Ruling Against Expansion of ‘Alligator Alcatraz’
The ruling stops the sending of detainees to the illegal immigrant detention center and bars new construction there.
|
Lyle Menendez Denied Parole a Day After Brother’s Release Rejected in Parents’ Murders
The California Board of Parole Hearings decided that Lyle Menendez should remain imprisoned.
|
Interior Department Halts $1.5 Billion Offshore Wind Project Off Rhode Island
Revolution Wind is now 80 percent complete, with 45 out of 65 wind turbines installed, according to Danish company Orsted.
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Chinese Woman Gets 15 Years for Role in Conspiracy to Import Drugs to US
The marketing manager for a biotech company conspired to import a fentanyl precursor from China, enough to make millions of deadly doses.
|
Nvidia CEO Confirms US Talks on ‘B30A’ Chip for China
Jensen Huang said any sale depends on Washington’s approval as the United States weighs limits on supplying advanced AI semiconductors to China.
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