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Largest U.S.-Russia Prisoner Swap In Post-Soviet History: What To Know
The 24 people freed included a collection of journalists and political dissidents, suspected spies, a computer hacker and a fraudster.
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Sea Lions Are Stranding Themselves On California's Coast
The marine mammals are showing signs of poisoning by harmful algae.
Campbell, CA|News|
Intel To Lay Off 15,000 workers
The bellwether chip maker has fallen behind in the AI race.
Cupertino, CA|News|
Apple Breaks Out Of Recent Sales Slump
That's because Apple is planning to roll out a variety of artificial intelligence features for iPhones.
San Francisco, CA|News|
DoorDash Sees Record Orders And Revenue As Restaurant Traffic Slows
The San Francisco-based delivery company said its total orders rose 19% to 635 million in the April-June period.
Springfield, IL|News|
Sonya Massey 911 Calls Include Her Mom Asking Cops Not To 'Hurt Her'
Several 911 calls were made from Massey's home days before her death, including her mother saying, "I don't want you guys to hurt her."
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Massive Prisoner Swap With Russia Underway: AP Source
Prisoners considered by the U.S. to be wrongfully detained include Paul Whelan, a corporate security executive from Michigan.
Detroit, MI|News|
UAW Endorses Harris, Giving Her Blue-Collar Firepower
UAW President Shawn Fain said in a statement that the union's “job” in this year's election was to defeat Trump.
Chicago, IL|News|
Trump Falsely Questions Harris' Race At Black Journalists Conference
"I didn’t know she was Black until a number of years ago when she happened to turn Black and now she wants to be known as Black," he said.
Springfield, IL|News|
'No Excuses': Sheriff Apologizes After Sonya Massey Killing
“I stand here today before you with arms wide open and I ask for your forgiveness," he said, weeks after one of his deputies killed Massey.
Chicago, IL|News|
Boeing Names New CEO As It Posts $1.4B Loss In Second Quarter
Robert “Kelly” Ortberg, a former CEO at Boeing supplier Rockwell Collins, will succeed David Calhoun as CEO and president.
Across America|News|
973 Native American Children Died In U.S. Government Boarding Scho0ls
Schools gave Native American kids English names, put them through military drills and forced them to perform manual labor, officials said.
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Simone Biles, Team USA Earn 'Redemption' By Powering To Olympic Gold
Simone Biles, at her sh0w-stopping best in the Paris Olympics, cemented her legacy as the greatest of all time in elite gymnastics.
Springfield, IL|News|
Deputy Who Killed Massey Should Have Raised Red Flags, Experts Say
A DUI-related ejection from the Army and six police jobs in four years should have raised serious questions when he was hired: Expert.
Chicago, IL|News|
Trump To Attend Black Journalists' Convention In Chicago
The former president, campaigning in the 2024 presidential race, will be in Chicago Wednesday.
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Olympic Qualifying Event Not 1st Time Simone Biles Tweaked An Injury
Her leg wrapped from an injury during qualifying event, Simone Biles, the all-time greatest gymnast, followed with her typical brilliance.
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Infants' Tongue-Tie May Be Overdiagnosed And Needlessly Treated
The American Academy of Pediatrics sounds an alarm about the increasing use of scissors or lasers to cut away some infants' tongue tissue.
Across America|News|
Supreme Court Reform: How An Ethics Code And Term Limits Might Work
There's almost no chance proposals to reform the Supreme Court will pass in a closely divided Congress.
Springfield, IL|News|
Autopsy Confirms Sonya Massey Died From Gunshot Wound To Head
"The autopsy confirms what everybody already knows, that this was just a senseless, unnecessary, excessive use of force," attorney says.
Dearborn, MI|News|
Harris Pivots To Convincing Arab American Voters Of Her Leadership
Harris' campaign has shifted to trying to gain support of Arab American voters in Michigan, a state Dems believe she can't afford to lose.
