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Countries Resistant to ‘Fake News’
Nordic countries fare well in an analysis of countries resistant to fake news, while Georgia performed the worst.
Officials Urge Peace After Nichols Video
Officials braced for unrest in Memphis and beyond as police prepared to release a video of a deadly encounter that the police chief said shows ‘acts that defy humanity.’
Top Overvalued U.S. Housing Markets
In these markets, monthly costs can range up to two-thirds of local per-capita incomes.
U.S. News Unveils 2022 Best Countries
The country reclaimed its spot atop the list after a one-year hiatus, while the United States moved up again in the annual rankings.
8 of the Best Tech Dividend Stocks to Buy
With investors prioritizing profits, these tech dividend stocks should be winners.
Pence Docs Turn Concerns to Security
The revelation that Vice President Mike Pence was also in possession of classified documents added a new dynamic to partisan feuding over the issue that has emerged in recent weeks.
FDA’s Booster Proposal Sparks Questions
The agency is proposing an annual COVID-19 booster shot that is matched to circulating strains and offered in the fall for most Americans.
Latino Teens Try to Sway Unvaccinated
Community health groups in California and across the country are training teens and deputizing them to serve as health educators at school, on social media and in communities where COVID vaccine fears persist..
Data Shows Declines in Youth Football
The cardiac arrest suffered by Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin sparked renewed conversations about player safety in a violent game.
Biden Document Saga Heats Up
After a fourth batch of documents were recovered, criticism and calls for investigation have intensified among Republicans – and some Democrats.
Abortion Debate Ramps Up in States
Some state GOP lawmakers appear split on what their next steps should be on the issue.
FDA Eyes Annual COVID-19 Booster
The proposed strategy will no doubt face tough questions from the agency’s committee of vaccine experts during its Thursday meeting.
Pence Docs Turn Concerns to Security
The revelation that Vice President Mike Pence was also in possession of classified documents added a new dynamic to partisan feuding over the issue that has emerged in recent weeks.
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