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Kamala Harris' popularity surges past that of Trump and Biden amid campaign momentum, poll shows

Harris is expected to win her party's nomination at the Democratic National Convention set to be held in Chicago later this month

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Shooter drill inspired teacher to have students write their obituaries. He was fired

A high school teacher says he was fired after an active shooter drill inspired him to have students write their own obituaries.

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Mortgage rates keep climbing as economy grows. What home buyers and sellers should know

The housing market is on the fritz – again.

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What to know about seasonal affective disorder: Experts share advice on coping with it

As the air gets colder and the sun goes down earlier, some people find themselves less inclined to complete their daily tasks. Although it is normal to feel a bit more bummed than usual during these months, it’s imperative to know the difference between being in a funk and having…

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‘Real Housewives’ star scammed older Americans, is sentenced to years in prison, feds say

Prosecutors wanted “The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City” star Jennifer Shah to spend a decade in federal prison after leading a yearslong telemarketing scheme that scammed Americans nationwide, including many older individuals, officials said.

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Rattlesnake eats too much, can’t squeeze back into its den

An Arizona rattlesnake wrangler was called to a horse ranch to relocate a gluttonous rattlesnake. It was suspected of being in a food coma.

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Soldier accused of sharing racist post, engaging in extremism while at Fort Bragg

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — A U.S. Army soldier shared a racist, violent reason for joining the service on Instagram and engaged in online extremism while stationed at Fort Bragg in North Carolina, according to federal investigators.

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COVID-sniffing dogs can also smell long-term virus symptoms in patients, study says

While researchers already discovered a trained dog’s nose can identify COVID-19 with its scent-detecting capabilities, dogs have now demonstrated they can also sniff out long-term virus symptoms — often called “long COVID” — in patients, researchers in Germany found.

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Your car’s air conditioning can use up gas. How to save fuel on hot days as prices rise

Hot temperatures are scorching much of the United States, breaking records ahead of the official start of summer.

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Why are boosted Americans testing positive for COVID-19 more often than those without extra shot?

Since late February, Americans who have gotten a booster shot appear to be testing positive for COVID-19 more often than those vaccinated without the extra shot, according to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention data.

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Are police required to protect people during mass shootings? The legal answer is no

Police aren’t required to protect you.

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How does Paxlovid work? Here’s what to know about the COVID antiviral medication

California Gov. Gavin Newsom was prescribed Paxlovid after he tested positive for COVID-19 over the weekend, his office announced.

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Beloved teacher, teen son among 5 killed in Georgia boating accident, officials say

A school community is mourning the loss of a beloved teacher and his son in a boating accident that killed five people in a Georgia river over Memorial Day weekend, multiple outlets report.

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How high could gas prices get this summer? What experts say as Memorial Day nears

With the busy summer travel season approaching, many are wondering how high could U.S. gas prices get?

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‘Wow, you’re a white guy.’ Lyft driver boots couple over racist remarks, PA video shows

A Lyft driver in Pennsylvania said he refused to drive a “racist” bar-owner and her boyfriend — and now a video showing the interaction has amassed millions of views.

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NC woman sued Frontier Airlines over vomit-covered seats. Now lawsuit is settled

When a mother and daughter boarded their plane home in 2019, they were greeted with their seating area covered in vomit, authorities said.

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Man threatened to bomb Merriam-Webster over definitions of ‘boy’ and ‘girl,’ feds say

A man accused of threatening to bomb the offices of Merriam-Webster over its dictionary definitions of “boy” and “girl” was arrested, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Massachusetts.

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‘Done playing with you idiots’: Teacher resigns after outburst caught on video

A North Carolina teacher has resigned after he was recorded shouting obscenities and what one student called “racially motivated” comments during class, school officials say.

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Biden warns of possible Russian cyberattacks against Americans. Here’s what to know

WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden said it’s a “critical moment” to improve domestic cybersecurity after new evidence shows Russia is considering options for cyberattacks against the United States.

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Half of Americans’ IQ scores shrank due to lead exposure as children, study suggests

Half of Americans alive today were exposed to “clinically concerning” lead levels during their childhood — and their IQ scores shrank as a result, a new study found.

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Don’t ditch your face masks, experts say. What to know as COVID rules change

Yes, many mask mandates are ending in the United States as COVID-19 cases continue to drop — but there’s still a pandemic.

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Medicare to cover costs of at-home COVID tests this spring. Here’s what to know

Millions of Americans enrolled in Medicare will soon have access to free at-home COVID-19 tests this spring.

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