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How does New Orleans protect itself from hurricanes?
New Orleans finds itself in the path of Hurricane Ida 16 years to the day after floodwalls collapsed and levees…
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T-Mobile CEO issues apology following cyberattack
The CEO of T-Mobile issued an apology following a cyberattack that jeopardized customer information. Mike Sievert, CEO of the company,…
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Marty Brennaman induction into Reds Hall of Fame
At 8:27 p.m. on Friday night at Great American Ball Park, the Cincinnati Reds started the Hall of Fame induction…
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Thousands of Afghan evacuees getting COVID vaccines upon US entry
Afghans arriving in the United States after fleeing the Taliban have begun to be vaccinated against COVID-19 near Dulles International Airport…
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What can you safely do if you’re fully vaccinated for COVID-19? An expert weighs in
With COVID-19 infections at their highest levels since January and hospitalizations at a level not seen since the winter surge,…
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1.7M more people retired during the pandemic than expected
Janine Vanderberg is the director of a Colorado-based initiative called Changing the Narrative, a campaign against age discrimination, something she…
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US drone strike kills two in ISIS-K, wounds one
The Pentagon said Saturday that a drone strike in Afghanistan killed two members of ISIS-K and wounded one, updating from…
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Unvaccinated, unmasked teacher infected more than half of their class with COVID-19, CDC says
Video above: Fourth-grade teacher supports vaccine mandateAn unvaccinated elementary school teacher who took off their mask to read to students…
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TikTok bans ‘milk crate challenge’ from its platform
TikTok has reportedly banned the "milk crate challenge" from its social media platform due to the popular craze causing injuries.…
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US releases names of troops killed in Kabul
US releases names of troops killed in Kabul Updated: 1:49 PM EDT Aug 28, 2021 The Pentagon has released the…
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Protesters march in cities nationwide
Thousands converged on the nation's capital Saturday to demand the protection of voting rights, walking in the footsteps of the 250,000 people…
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VA school board to pay over $1.3M in discrimination case
RICHMOND, Va. (WTKR) - The American Civil Liberties Union announced a Virginia school board will be ordered to pay more…
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Hamilton Little League beats South Dakota to advance to LLWS final
Just two days after dispatching the same California that had beaten them 9-0, Hamilton West Side Little League needed to…
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