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Deadly Israeli Strikes Hit Southern Lebanon as Ceasefire Efforts Falter
Iranian Oil Tankers Break Through Strait of Hormuz Blockade as US-Iran Peace Deal Nears Signing
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California Primary Set to Test Newsom’s Legacy as Top-Two System Shapes High-Stakes Governor’s Race
Pam Bondi Declines to Answer Trump-Related Questions in Closed-Door Epstein Investigation Hearing
Steve Hilton Emerges as Unlikely Contender in California Governor Race as Trump Endorsement Reshapes Contest
Schumer Calls for Trump to Ban Prediction Market Trading Across Government After Senate Crackdown
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Electrified Vehicles Drive Europe’s Auto Market Growth as Chinese Brands Surge
New Law Gives Workers Right to Stay on Beyond Retirement Age Starting 29 June
ICTU Calls for Inflation-Linked Pay Deal as Public Sector Negotiations Intensify
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Brexit Has Cut UK Economic Output by Around 6%, Study Based on Bank of England Data Finds
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Munster Hurling Championship Opens With High-Stakes Double Header as Rivalries Reignite
McNulty Inspires Leitrim Comeback Against London in Allianz Football League
Aryna Sabalenka Wins First Title Since Australian Open, Defeats Jessica Pegula at Cincinnati
Jannik Sinner Cleared of Wrongdoing Over Two Failed Anti-Doping Tests
UK Sport’s Katherine Grainger: ‘There’s No Reacting to Results … It’s a Far Healthier Conversation Than That’
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A new scientific study suggests that popular life advice such as “shoot for the moon” and “aim high” contains only part of the truth,...
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A growing body of psychological research suggests that a simple act of naming emotions may help people regain control during moments of intense anger,...
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Google is seeking regulatory approval in the United States for an ambitious biological control project that would see tens of millions of mosquitoes released...
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Doctors say the way patients describe their symptoms can be as important as physical exams in determining a diagnosis. Clear, specific language often gives...
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Getting cold feet may be more than just an uncomfortable inconvenience—it could be keeping you awake at night. Experts say that the temperature of...
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As winter approaches and daylight hours shorten, health experts are warning that maintaining adequate levels of vitamin D, often called the “sunshine vitamin,” can...
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As GLP-1 medications like Ozempic and Wegovy gain popularity for weight management, conversations around their use are becoming increasingly complex. Rapid or noticeable weight...
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Lung cancer remains the leading cause of cancer deaths in the United States, claiming more lives than colon, breast, and prostate cancers combined, according...
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In Germany, opening windows during the dead of winter is not seen as a luxury but a daily necessity. Known as lüften, or “airing...
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For nearly 20 years, public health expert Angela Doyinsola Aina has worked to address one of the United States’ most pressing health crises: the...
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The United States officially left the World Health Organization (WHO) on January 22, 2026, ending nearly eight decades of membership in the United Nations...
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As a teenager in Germany, Steve Horvath dreamed of living to 1,000 years. That ambition, sparked by science fiction novels and the prospect of...