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Opinion on important abortion case appeared briefly on the Supreme Court’s website
Rep. Bowman is the first of the progressives known as “the squad” to be defeated
A prominent Black pastor says white poverty doesn’t get enough attention
Iran's president died last month. Voters are about to pick his replacement
The Blue Ridge Snorkel Trail offers an immersive nature experience
A week before elections, British party leaders trade barbs during TV debate
Ukrainian soldiers, who are also musicians, are on a thank you tour in the U.S.
Voter prep for Biden-Trump debate: Where they stand on foreign policy, abortion
The Americas
Over a 3-hour period in Bolivia, a coup attempt is launched and then quickly quelled
Over a 3-hour period in Bolivia, a coup attempt is launched and then quickly quelled
When it comes to billing, an urgent care center is different from an emergency center
A decline in beer sales has led to an excess supply of hops in the U.S.
Biden issues pardon to troops expelled from the military for their sexuality
States had rules for hunting and trapping mountain lions except Texas. That's changed
FX debuts the 3rd season of the award-winning dramatic comedy 'The Bear'
George Latimer on winning the most expensive primary race in U.S. House history
Kathleen Scarpone, left, of Kingston, N.H., and Cheryl Juaire, second from left, of Marlborough, Mass., attend a 2019 protest in front of the Arthur M. Sackler Museum, at Harvard University in Cambridge, Mass. Scarpone, who lost her son to OxyContin addiction, and Juarie addressed three Sackler family members during a virtual U.S. Bankruptcy Court hearing in March 2022. Josh Reynolds/AP hide caption
Supreme Court delivers opinions affecting abortion rights, emissions standards and more
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