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Voters Want RFK Jr. in Presidential Debate, Poll Finds President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump have agreed to a pair of debates.newsweek.com
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Caitlin Clark Exits Fever Game With Apparent Injury; Here's the Latest Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark exited Monday's game with an apparent ankle injury, and did not return until the start of the third quarter.newsweek.com
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New York Mets Latest Blunder Perfectly Sums Up 2024 Season Thus Far The New York Mets have struggled in 2024. Their latest base running blunder on Monday perfectly sums things up.newsweek.com
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Eminem's Daughter Hailie Jade Just Celebrated A Major Life Milestone The rapper's daughter celebrated a major event over the weekend with her father in by her side.newsweek.com
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Princess Kate Missing From Major Public Announcement Princess Kate's early years taskforce has published an important report, but the royal was absent as she continues cancer recoverynewsweek.com
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Justice Alito Faces New Ethics Questions for Bud Light Stock Sale The Supreme Court justice was found to have sold shares of stock in Bud Light's parent company, Anheuser-Busch, while it faced a boycott from conservatives.newsweek.com
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Kylie Kelce's Powerful Graduation Speech Takes a Playful Turn The wife of retired NFL star Jason Kelce gave a memorable speech to Cabrini University's 2024 class.newsweek.com
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Why 'American Idol' Fans Are Furious at Katy Perry's Behavior on Season Finale 'American Idol' fans are not happy with Katy Perry's actions during the season finale.newsweek.com
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New York Squatters to Get Help Under New Plan New York City Council member Kamillah Hanks wants to create a task force to deal with squatting.newsweek.com
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How Ivan Boesky, Infamous 1980s Wall Street Trader, Inspired Gordon Gekko Michael Douglas' famous 'Greed is good' line came from Boesky, who died on Monday at 87.newsweek.com
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Kevin Costner Makes Rare Red Carpet Appearance With 5 of His Children The actor walked the red carpet for his new project with some of his family by his side.newsweek.com
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The White House's Title IX Bait-and-Switch | Opinion Earlier this month, President Joe Biden, in a post on X, called on the nation to "support women's sports."newsweek.com
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Ella Adler's Death: What is Happening to Boater Who Killed Florida Teen? Newly released video shows Carlos Alonso calmly docking his boat on the day of Ella Adler's tragic death.newsweek.com
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New Yankees Book Exposes Source of Brian Cashman-Joe Torre Fallout In one chapter of a forthcoming book about the New York Yankees, the source of the fallout between GM Brian Cashman and ex-manager Joe Torre is exposed.newsweek.com
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Will Iran Sabotage South Caucasus Peace Through the Armenian Church? | Opinion Armenia is facing a showdown between its church and state, and Iran and Russia are siding with the church.newsweek.com
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Alasia Franklin's Final Moments Before Her Murder on Georgia College Campus Kennesaw State student Alasia Franklin was fatally shot in front of a university residential building.newsweek.com
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Rex Heuermann Update: 3 Key Developments in Gilgo Beach Serial Killer Case Authorities returned to the Long Island home of the alleged Gilgo Beach serial killer on Monday as the investigation into Rex Heuermann continues.newsweek.com
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Squatters Paid $200 by Mother to Watch Kids in Abandoned Home: Police A mother in Indiana is facing three felony charges after police say she left her kids with the squatters for multiple days.newsweek.com
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Suri Cruise Twins With Mom Katie Holmes After Changing Name in School Play The mother-daughter duo stepped out in similar denim outfits.newsweek.com
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Drinking Water Warning Issued Nationwide The EPA said many U.S. water systems have "cybersecurity vulnerabilities, such as default passwords that have not been updated."newsweek.com
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Trump Trial Witness Gets Into Fight With Judge Merchan Merchan disciplined a defense witness who once served as a legal adviser to Michael Cohen.newsweek.com
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Why Social Security Recipients Get One Less Payment in June Occasionally, due to the Social Security schedule, beneficiaries get one less day of payments in a month.newsweek.com
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Patriots News: Tom Brady and Drake Maye Link Up In Past, Future Mashup Former New England Patriots quarterback and future Hall of Famer Tom Brady posed for a photo with rookie Patriots quarterback Drake Maye.newsweek.com
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Adorable Moment Foster Puppy Tries to Choose Collar Color: 'Indecisive' The foster mom placed the puppy in front of five different collars for him to pick from.newsweek.com
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Mike Johnson Warns ICC Could Target US Leaders The House speaker criticized the International Criminal Court for seeking an arrest warrant for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.newsweek.com
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Supreme Court Justices Sit Out Decision in Rare Case The Court heard arguments on Monday relating to a former Guantanamo Bay detainee who sought to have his war crimes convictions vacated.newsweek.com
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Louisiana Challenges the Lie of So-Called 'Separation of Church and State' | Opinion Get your daily dose of politics, law, and culture with Josh Hammer Premium by subscribing to Newsweek today.newsweek.com
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Donald Trump May Be Losing Some Pennsylvania Seniors: Poll In 2020, Trump was a favorite among those in Pennsylvania aged 65 and up, with CNN exit polls revealing he had claimed 53 percent of the senior vote.newsweek.com
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The Saga of Sean 'Diddy' Combs Just Got More Disturbing The saga of Sean 'Diddy' Combs continued this weekend, and it just got more disturbing.newsweek.com
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Diana test Jennifer Garner Visits Ex-Husband Ben Affleck Amid Jennifer Lopez Split Rumors Jennifer Garner visits ex-husband Ben Affleck amid Jennifer Lopez split rumorsJennifer Garner visits ex-husband Bennewsweek.com