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Auto Workers Strike Looms As Union Calls GM Offer 'Insulting'
The offer comes just a week before the UAW's national contracts with GM, Stellantis and Ford expire.
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U.S. Democracy In Fragile State, Presidential Centers Warn
In a rare bipartisan statement, 13 presidential centers from Hoover to Bush and Obama acknowledge concern about the country's trajectory.
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GOP Senator's Abortion Policy Demand Puts Military Promotions On Hold
Sen. Tommy Tuberville brushes off top defense officials' criticism that his hold on 300 military promotions jeopardizes national security.
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AI Used To Alter Political Ads Must Be Prominently Disclosed: Google
Starting in November, Google will require that disclosure of AI to alter images or sound must be clear and conspicuous.
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Coach Who Got Job Back After Court Ruled He Could Pray On Field Quits
The case became a cultural touchstone, pitting religious liberties against principles protecting students from religious coercion.
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Alex Murdaugh Double Murder Trial Twist: Did Clerk Tamper With Jury?
Alex Murdaugh accuses the clerk of court of tampering with the jury that found him guilty of killing his wife and son and seeks a new trial.
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Prosecutors Seeking New Indictment For Hunter Biden On Gun Charges
Separately, President Biden faces an impeachment inquiry into unsubstantiated claims about his role in his son's foreign business affairs.
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EPA Delays New Ozone Pollution Standards Until After 2024 Election
Industry groups and Republicans say the EPA rules on power plants, refineries, automobiles and other polluters are overly intrusive.
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Summer Blasts Through Global Records For Highest Heat Ever Measured
"The dog days of summer are not just barking, they are biting," UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said. "Climate breakdown has begun."
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Prosecutors In All 50 States Rarely Agree; On This Issue, They Do
Led by the South Carolina attorney general, officials call on Congress to study how artificial intelligence can be used to exploit children.
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McConnell Did Not Have A Stroke Or Seizure: Capitol Physician
Two recent health episodes have fueled quiet concern and intense speculation about McConnell's ability to remain the GOP leader.
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Alaska Couple's Cat Returns 26 Days After Home Collapsed Into River
Leo appeared to be in good health when he turned up. He was hungry, though, and ate four cans of tuna and went outside and killed a mouse.
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America's Small Towns Are Disbanding Police Forces; It's Not All Bad
Many blame the officer shortage on a two-fold morale hit in 2020 — the pandemic and criticism of police after the George Floyd murder.
San Francisco, CA|News|
Burning Man Flooding Strands Tens Of Thousands; 1 Dead
The gathering in the Black Rock Desert north of Reno attracts nearly 80,000 visitors from around the region each year.
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Biden Tells Idalia Victims 'Your Nation Has Your Back'
Gov. Ron DeSantis declined to join the president and suggested that the Democrat's presence could hinder disaster response efforts.
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Biden Heads To FL To See Idalia Destruction, But Not DeSantis
After landing at the airport in Gainesville, Biden is set for an aerial tour and an afternoon briefing on response and recovery efforts.
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'Margaritaville' Singer Jimmy Buffett Dies At 76
Singer-songwriter Jimmy Buffett, who turned a celebration of loafing into a billion-dollar empire of restaurants and resorts, died Friday.
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Billionaires' Secretive 'California Forever' Utopia Faces Blowback
Tech billionaires bought the land, but they still have to sell voters on their plans to build a green city from scratch.
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California Residents Pay The Most To Own Their Homes
California residents spend the highest percentage of their income on home ownership.
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First-Ever Nursing Home Staffing Regulations Coming; Are They Enough?
Allies of older adults and those with disabilities have sought regulations for decades, but the -proposal is less than they'd hoped for.
