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Lawmaker dies after plunging into swimming pool on lawn mower
Kentucky state Sen. Johnnie Turner was known for his staunch support for the coal industry and other causes in his Appalachian district.
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How this hospital became the set of Netflix series
Northwell Health CEO Michael Dowling talks to the Post’s Lydia Moynihan about opening the hospital’s doors to cameras, their medical breakthroughs, and why he thinks New York City is well on its way to where it was pre-Covid.
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Giants should regret letting Saquon Barkley go after lighting it up against them, ex-NFL star says
After Saquon Barkley ran for 176 yards against his former Giants in an Eagles uniform, Victor Cruz says Big Blue "should be" regretting letting him go.
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Letters to the Editor: 'Gutted': Readers react to The Times' non-endorsement in the presidential race
Several readers threaten to cancel subscriptions over The Times owner's decision on the editorial board's presidential endorsement. One says it's the right call.
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Cowboys kicker Brandon Aubrey absent from practice, could miss more time due to jury duty
Dallas Cowboys kicker Brandon Aubrey was absent from practice on Wednesday and could be missing more ahead of this week against the San Francisco 49ers due to jury duty.
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Vivid pinks, greens and Dodger blue mark the joy of October in Southern California
People say California has no seasons, especially no autumn with vivid foliage. They've never been here in October.
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When Donald Trump cites history, watch out
Trump admits he doesn't read history but his default is clear: He wants to repeat some of America's worst mistakes, not learn from them.
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Letters to the Editor: Kamala Harris' imperfections vs. Trump's dangerous incompetence
A reader notes that a nuanced article on Kamala Harris' record as a prosecutor was easier to find than ones raising alarm about Trump's obvious unfitness.
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‘Conclave’ is a Vatican melodrama with mass appeal
Ralph Fiennes and a gallery of scene-stealers make for 12 angry cardinals.
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India, South Korea, the Middle East: Where California will get its gasoline when Phillips refinery shuts down
The Phillips 66 refinery complex in Wilmington and Carson now produces 1.3 billion gallons of gasoline annually, which will leave a huge gap to be filled after its planned closure late next year.
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A wave of major listeria recalls shows food safety will 'never be perfect'
The safety of mass-produced food has improved dramatically in recent decades, but listeria, a common type of bacterium, presents unique hurdles.
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Eastern Sierra housing crunch: With all this open land, why are so many workers living in vans?
In this big, beckoning land full of wide-open spaces, there’s almost nowhere for working people to live. More than 90 percent of the land is owned by government agencies that have little interest in making housing available for the flocks of tourists or the workers who serve them.
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Cooper Kupp won't be only familiar face returning when Rams play host to Vikings
Cooper Kupp finally returns to the Rams' lineup Thursday when the 5-1 Minnesota Vikings come to town with a bunch of Rams connections on board.
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These red states have just offered the most ghoulish argument of all time against abortion rights
Missouri, Idaho and Kansas are claiming that abortion pills should be illegal because they will lead to lower populations and lose them seats in Congress.
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She loves the Yankees. He loves the Dodgers. Can these couples survive the World Series?
It’s a battle playing out in bedrooms and living rooms in New York and Los Angeles. With so many residents of the country’s two biggest cities moving back and forth from coast to coast, it might be the most common mixed couple combination for the World Series.
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What should L.A. do about homelessness? Renters and homeowners answer differently, poll finds
L.A. County renters were at least 14 percentage points more likely to support affordable housing construction and other policies in their neighborhood than homeowners, a USC survey found.
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Letters to the Editor: Food pouches for kids and preteen 'skinfluencers' -- parents are failing
"It's children either acting like adults or babies, and it's not even their fault," says a reader. "Where is the parenting?"
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How a forgotten California border town became a hip hideaway — with hot springs and music
When Melissa Strukel wound up in a silent Sonoran Desert town, standing outside a bedraggled old motel, she was smitten. Now it's the dreamy, eclectic Jacumba Hot Springs Hotel.
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30 films and countless Christmas trees: Alison Sweeney reflects on being one of Hallmark's MVPs
The actor talks about becoming a mainstay on Hallmark and 'This Time Each Year,' premiering Thursday, her 30th film for the channel.
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Child of refugees runs for Congress as immigration divides his district
The race reflects how far Iowa, and the nation, has moved on the issue of immigration. Questions about who belongs divide this district and congressional race.
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Rams vs. Minnesota Vikings: How to watch, prediction and betting odds
Everything you need to know about the Rams facing the Minnesota Vikings at SoFi Stadium on Thursday, including start time, TV channel and betting odds.
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Photos: Fans react to the passing of Fernando Valenzuela
Dodgers fan mourn the passing of Fernando Valenzuela
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Trump says he'll undertake the 'largest deportation' in U.S. history. Can he do that?
Former President Trump says that if reelected, he will initiate the largest mass deportation of undocumented immigrants in history. Experts say that's unlikely.
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Steve McQueen on making WWII personal with ‘Blitz’: 'It’s about us fighting ourselves'
The Oscar-winning director's complicated relationship with Britain informs his latest film, which follows a mixed-race boy during the bombing of London.
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Two extraordinary memoirs chronicle the ways mental illness carves chasms in a life
'No One Gets to Fall Apart' and 'My Good Bright Wolf' each wrestle with damages the authors inherited from troubled parents and explore the limits that rationalism imposes on emotional health.
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Letters to the Editor: Sex abuse settlement, Trump at the Al Smith dinner -- a bad look for the Catholic Church
News of the L.A. archdiocese's sex abuse settlement comes around the same time as Trump spewed insults next to the archbishop of New York.
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It's time to tell the truth about how immigration affects the U.S. economy
Despite disingenuous scapegoating by Donald Trump and others, research shows immigrants are good for American business, employment and productivity.
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Robert Roberson death penalty case in Texas has turned into a horrific circus
Ending this horrific circus means putting an end to the death penalty and recommitting ourselves to justice, mercy and truth.
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How do you pitch to Shohei Ohtani? Scouts break down Dodgers-Yankees World Series
How do baseball scouts view the 2024 World Series matchup between the Dodgers and Yankees? Will the Dodgers bullpen hold up? Can the Yankees shut down Shohei Ohtani?
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A definitive yet unserious guide to L.A. for Yankees fans
Welcome to Los Angeles. Prepare for the glorious ease of LAX, the homespun beauty of Century Boulevard and the high-speed convenience of the 405.
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Letters to the Editor: Defeating Trump isn't enough. No Republican deserves to win
'By its cult-like blind allegiance to Trump, the Republican Party has forsaken its legitimacy,' says a reader.
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Democrats in tight California House races back anti-crime measure opposed by Newsom
In California's key House races that will help determine control of Congress, Democratic candidates support Prop. 36 to make tougher sentences for drug and theft crimes.
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Arizona teen arrested on terrorism charges in alleged plot against Phoenix Pride Festival
Marvin Aneer Jalo, 17, allegedly ordered ingredients to make explosives, which were sent to his home, so he could perhaps bomb a Pride parade, according to court documents.
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NFL Week 8 picks: Rams seek first winning streak as Vikings come to town on short week
NFL Week 8 picks: The Rams try to string wins for the first time this season, but it is a difficult task against 5-1 Minnesota on a short week.
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L.A. waited so long it seemed like a fantasy. But it's actually coming: A rail connection to LAX
Once the Automated People Mover is running at Los Angeles International Airport, travelers will be able to access Metro from the K line and the C line.
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How L.A.'s progressive 'godfather' wound up struggling to keep his job as D.A.
D.A. George Gascón glided into office on a wave of calls for criminal justice reform. But after a rocky first term, his reelection bid is on life support.
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Once this filmmaker landed on Planet Bruce, there was no escape
Director Thom Zimny calls “Road Diary,” his latest Springsteen documentary, a film “24 years in the making.”
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How internet memes took over Halloween: Inside the holiday's latest costume evolution
From Moo Deng to Raygun, the rise of the meme-inspired Halloween costume not only displays the power of social media — it also shows the endless adaptability of the holiday itself.
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Tegan and Sara got catfished. The gripping documentary 'Fanatical' explains how
In 'Fanatical: The Catfishing of Tegan and Sara,' director Erin Lee Carr tells the strange story of how the twin-sister pop duo was hacked and the digital con artists who impersonated them.
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Brett Kavanaugh Promised This Ruling Would Make Judges Less Partisan. Guess How That Went!
Kavanaugh promised this test would be “much less subjective,” preventing judges from injecting their personal ideologies.
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A guide to the 2024 Maryland general election: What to know before you vote
Early voting in Maryland starts Thursday, with a competitive race for the state’s open Senate seat and eight congressional seats on the ballot.
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Alsobrooks has clear lead in Maryland Senate race, Post-UMD poll finds
The poll finds 52 percent of likely voters support Democrat Angela Alsobrooks, while 40 percent support Republican Larry Hogan.
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NY’s largest private employer, Northwell Health, has gone Hollywood with its own studio
New York’s largest hospital system is now moonlighting as a television studio. Northwell Health, which is also the state’s biggest private employer, has launched Northwell Studio — a Long Island production facility now developing scripted and docu-style medical shows. Michael Dowling, Northwell’s CEO, told The Post he wants to capture the public fascination with shows...
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Caitlin Clark vs Angel Reese drama may soon go on in 2 leagues at once and it could get way more intense
A new startup women's basketball league, Unrivaled, is set to launch and could give another stage to the Caitlin Clark vs. Angel Reese rivalry.
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Which Vitamin Helps the Body Absorb Calcium?
Test your wits on the Slate Quiz for Oct. 24, 2024.
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Slate Crossword: Chloe Whose Talents Were Wasted on “Eternals” (Four Letters)
Ready for some wordplay? Sharpen your skills with Slate’s puzzle for Oct. 24, 2024.
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Texas most wanted fugitive, 17, accused of killing Sonic manager in argument over fake money arrested 3 months after murder
The teen is accused of murdering Daniel Shrewsbury while he was working the night shift at a San Antonio Sonic on July 7.
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