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Tim Walz's China Ties Investigated by Republicans

The House Oversight Committee subpoenaed the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) on Monday for its records on Walz, who used to teach in China.
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Gen Z workers training to become plumbers, electricians as they lose faith in college degrees
Though blue-collar work has long harbored a negative reputation, one generation is singing a new tune, according to a new study.
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Fired ‘GMA’ weatherman Rob Marciano set to join CBS News despite alleged ‘anger’ issues
It is unclear when the 56-year-old will begin his new gig. A rep for CBS News did not immediately return requests for comment on why it hired scandal-scarred Marciano.
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‘Owning Manhattan’ stars Jade Shenker and Jessica Markowski talk first season drama and Season 2 possibilities
Jade Shenker and Jessica Markowski from the hit Netflix show “Owning Manhattan” stopped by the Page Six studio. The real estate agents dished to “Virtual Reali-tea” podcast hosts Danny and Evan on the dramatic first season and shared thoughts on a possible season two! Check out the full unedited interview! Subscribe to our podcast and...
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Ina Garten’s mom disapproved of her marriage to husband Jeffrey: ‘Terrible idea’
The chef's father called marrying Jeffrey, “the smartest thing you’ve ever done.” 
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What Time Will ‘Love Is Blind’ Season 7 Be on Netflix? Start Time, ‘Love Is Blind’ Season 7 Episode Release Schedule
We're heading back to the pods for another season of drama.
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J.D. Vance Is Doing Something Weird With His Press Conferences
It doesn’t always go well, when looking in from the outside.
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Smile! These Crest 3D Whitestrips are 50% off ahead of October Prime Day
Freshen up your smile and save ahead of October Prime Day!
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Adams Accuses Prosecutors of Leaking Investigation Details to News Media
In a court filing Tuesday morning, lawyers for Mayor Eric Adams asked a judge to hold a hearing about what they said were grand jury secrecy violations.
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White House wishes Jimmy Carter a happy birthday with giant ‘100’ display — making Biden seem young by comparison
The White House celebrated former President Jimmy Carter's milestone 100th birthday Tuesday with a giant "100" sign decked out on the North Lawn during a rainy day in the nation's capital.
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The Next Big Thing Is Still … Smart Glasses
A computer for your face—now with AI. What could go wrong?
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More than 20 students and teachers are feared dead in Thailand school trip bus fire
A bus carrying young students and their teachers on a school trip caught fire in suburban Bangkok, leaving more than 20 feared dead, officials and rescuers said.
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Hurricane Helene floodwaters sink small North Carolina town
Catastrophic flooding in western North Carolina from Hurricane Helene left people stranded, without shelter and entire towns submerged. In Marshall, floodwaters left behind mud-filled buildings and dramatic scenes following the deadly storm.
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Jimmy Carter and his hometown of Plains celebrate the 39th president's 100th birthday
Living the last 19 months in home hospice care in Plains, the Georgia Democrat and 39th president has continued to defy expectations.
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Daniel Day-Lewis, 67, makes unexpected return to acting 7 years after retiring
The Oscar winner, 67, was photographed Sunday looking barely recognizable while driving a motorbike through the streets of Manchester, England, with actor Sean Bean behind him.
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CVS lays off 2,900 workers in cost-cutting move. Here's what to know.
CVS said it is cutting 2,900 workers, or about 1% of its workforce, as part of an effort to reduce costs by $2 billion.
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Drinking just a tablespoon of this household item can help curb cravings, boost energy: expert
It could be the key to weight management and an overall boon to the body.
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What to do — and what to avoid — to help those affected by Hurricane Helene
Search and rescue operations are underway after Hurricane Helene brought in heavy rains across the southeastern US. | Megan Varner/Getty Images Over the weekend, Hurricane Helene pummeled the Southeast, causing sweeping devastation to areas of the country unaccustomed to such disasters. The storm destroyed homes, businesses, and roadways, left millions without power and cell service, and stranded people in western North Carolina in the midst of  several feet of floodwater. More than 130 deaths have been reported across six states, including Florida, Tennessee, Georgia, and North Carolina. Supplies are being airlifted into impacted areas of North Carolina and the National Guard has been deployed to assist in rescue efforts. As relief continues, many across the country are looking to offer their support. Here are some ways you can help the burgeoning relief effort and what to avoid in order to not hinder emergency and rescue crews on the ground in these pivotal early days. What you can do right now In the immediate aftermath of the storm, do not send donations or supplies that have not been specifically requested by state and local organizations, according to the Tennessee Emergency Management Agency. In a statement on X, TEMA said it is not accepting volunteers or donations “until the life safety mission is complete.”  While local communities appreciate the volunteer spirit during disasters, please DO NOT send donations that have not been requested by state or local authorities.TEMA is not accepting volunteers or donations until the life safety mission is complete. Tennesseans, do not… pic.twitter.com/EhrIcewCLX— Tennessee Emergency Management Agency (TEMA) (@TennesseeEMA) September 29, 2024 While well-meaning, donating supplies can “further burden a community that is already in crisis,” according to the Federal Emergency Management Agency. If you are local to the areas impacted by Helene, connect with established local or national charitable organizations to ensure you’re donating exactly what is needed and in the necessary quantities (usually in bulk). Used clothing is never necessary, per FEMA. North Carolina Emergency Management advised against traveling to western North Carolina in order to keep roads cleared for rescue and utility crews. If you have a trip planned to an affected community in the immediate aftermath of a disaster, consider delaying or canceling your trip: tourists may complicate search and rescue efforts. The state also asks that people do not send physical donations and volunteers. ⚠️ DO NOT travel to western NC. Rescue crews are continuing to work in impacted areas. Utility crews are also at work to restore power, cell service and other vital infrastructure. Keep the roads clear for them.— NC Emergency Management (@NCEmergency) September 29, 2024 The best way to offer your support after a disaster is to donate money, according to FEMA. “Organizations on the ground know what items and quantities are needed, often buy in bulk with discounts and, if possible, purchase through businesses local to the disaster, which supports economic recovery,” the agency’s website says. Here are some organizations where you can donate funds: A fund with the East Tennessee Foundation supports local nonprofits and agencies dedicated to rescue and recovery.  Local chapters of the national coalition Voluntary Organizations Active In Disaster are asking for only cash donations for recovery efforts in Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina. The North Carolina Disaster Relief Fund helps with the “unmet needs of hurricane victims.” The Florida Disaster Fund supports response and recovery activities in the state. Donations to the Salvation Army will go to the distribution of emergency aid, food, and critical supplies to survivors and rescue workers in impacted states.  Donate to the United Way, where funds will be distributed to local chapters for recovery efforts. Feeding America is collecting funds to provide meals and supplies to impacted areas. Donations are being accepted at Americares to deliver medicines and supplies to victims of the storm. GoFundMe is organizing its own fundraiser for disaster relief efforts. To avoid charity scams, research organizations you plan to give to and avoid donating to ones that have obvious red flags such as rushing you into making a donation or asking you to donate via gift card or by wiring money. Give.org and Charity Navigator provide trustworthiness ratings for many charitable groups.  When your help is needed in the weeks and months ahead Do not go to a disaster area to volunteer. Until a disaster area has been declared safe to enter and volunteer needs are identified, stay home and donate instead. Volunteers should only come once they have been given an assignment with an established organization that has asked for assistance. Volunteers will be needed in the months following a disaster, according to Voluntary Organizations Active In Disaster, so be patient. You can check for opportunities at the National Voluntary Organizations Active In Disaster, which coordinates disaster response across a number of organizations nationwide.
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Mom of Broncos’ Tyler Badie speaks out after running back’s horrifying collapse
The 24-year-old collapsed on the sideline in the first half of Denver's eventual win over the Jets on Sunday at MetLife Stadium.
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‘American Pickers’ star Frank Fritz dead at 60
Frank Fritz, the star of “American Pickers,” has died at 60. His co-star and friend, Mike Wolfe, shared the news that he passed away on Monday night.
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Gavin Creel poured his heart into his final show
Tony Award-winning actor Gavin Creel, who died on Monday at age 48, combined confidence and swagger with unflinching vulnerability.
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We need more street shade in L.A. Why aren’t we planting native trees?
You'd think L.A.'s 'perfect' street tree would be a California native. So why does the city plant so many trees from somewhere else? Plus a list of plant events.
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Depression was rising among young people in Southern California. COVID made it worse
New data from Southern California children, teens and young adults show that rising rates of depression and anxiety increased further during the pandemic.
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Chat with Alexandra Petri and tell her your jokes
Alexandra's live chat with readers starts at 11 a.m. ET on Tuesday. Submit your questions now.
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Royals vs. Orioles Game 1 predictions, odds: MLB Wild Card picks, best bets Tuesday
This is primed to be a premiere pitching showcase between Corbin Burnes and the emergent Cole Ragans.
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Billy Crystal Is Haunted By His Dead Wife In Chilling Trailer For Apple TV+ Thriller ‘Before’: “You Know What You Did”
Crystal plays a tortured psychiatrist who struggles to help an "unnerving" child.
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Mary J. Blige announces 2025 tour with Ne-Yo, MSG show. Get tickets
The 9-time Grammy winner swoops into MSG on April 10.
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Harris leading by 4 points nationwide — but most likely voters trust Trump to handle inflation, immigration and jobs: poll
Trump edges out Harris, 51% to 49%, when voters were asked who is "most ready to lead" on Inauguration Day 2025.
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Gira de Oasis llegará a Estados Unidos, Canadá y México
Oasis sorprendió a los fans al anunciar una gira de reunión el mes pasado, poniendo fin a una pausa de 15 años y, presumiblemente, a la larga enemistad entre los hermanos Liam y Noel Gallagher.
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Kelly Ripa Teases That ‘Live’ Is “Finally Moving To A New Location” — But Jokes That She Doesn’t “Believe It’s Going To Happen”
"But that's not going to happen for some time, and I still don't believe it's going to happen."
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A chemical cloud moving around Atlanta's suburbs prompts a new shelter-in-place alert
A chemical plant fire southeast of Atlanta is still causing trouble two days later
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Sloths may die out due to climate change, upsetting study reveals
The survival of sloths is under threat due to climate change, according to a new study.
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Horrifying video shows mudslide tear through NC home during deadly Hurricane Helene: ‘Everything’s gone, it’s all gone’
Horrifying video captured the moment a mudslide shredded down a hill and tore through a North Carolina family's home, washing away half of it as Hurricane Helene brought widespread devastation to the region.
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Queen Camilla discourages King Charles from reuniting with estranged Prince Harry during his most recent UK visit: report
Harry arrived in London over the weekend to attend the 2024 WellChild Awards, a charity that he has been involved with for nearly 20 years.
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Maya Rudolph como Harris y Dana Carvey como Biden inician la temporada 50 de 'Saturday Night Live'
“Saturday Night Live” comenzó su temporada 50 con un desfile de exintegrantes de reparto, incluyendo a Maya Rudolph como la vicepresidenta Kamala Harris, Andy Samberg como su esposo Doug Emhoff y Dana Carvey como el presidente Joe Biden.
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U.S. official says Iran preparing for ballistic missile attack on Israel
As Israel escalates its fight with Iran's Hezbollah allies in Lebanon, a U.S. official says there are indications Iran is set to strike back.
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Kristin Cavallari and Mark Estes split after 7 months
Kristen Cavallari has called it quits with her influencer boyfriend Mark Estes after 7 months of dating. After first breaking the news on-stage at Alex Cooper’s “Unwell” tour live show, she further explained the reasons for their split on her podcast, “Let’s Be Honest.” Watch the full video to learn more about why Kristen decided...
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Help! My Husband and I Got Into a Fight About Our Messy Home. Then He Said Something Unforgivable.
I can't seem to forget it.
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Kate McKinnon on writing her debut novel and life after SNL
The Emmy-winning comedian and former "SNL" star joins "CBS Mornings" to discuss her first book, "The Millicent Quibb School of Etiquette for Young Ladies of Mad Science," a young readers' adventure about three sisters and a mad scientist.
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OnlyFans model found dead after swanky yacht party hosted by mystery rapper
The body of Adriana Vieira, 31, was found on Sept. 22.
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Beachbody fitness company lays off a third of its workforce, shifts to affiliate model
Beachbody is shedding a third of its workforce and shifting to an affiliate program as part of an overhaul of its business model.
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America Chooses Its ‘Fighter’: Trump Anthem Tops Billboard Digital Sales Charts
It’s hard to describe the journey of the song “Fighter,” written by Breitbart’s Jon Kahn & Nashville Hitmaker Chris Wallin, and performed by Kahn. The Trump tribute song accompanied by the viral black and white video continues to have a life of its own. Today, “Fighter” claimed the #1 spot atop Billboard’s Digital Sales Charts. And if that’s not enough, Kahn became Billboard’s #1 emerging artist. The post America Chooses Its ‘Fighter’: Trump Anthem Tops Billboard Digital Sales Charts appeared first on Breitbart.
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Archaeologists discover 5,000-year-old ancient community in Morocco
An ancient farming community was discovered in Morocco. Items found around the 5,000-year-old community included animal remains, pottery, stone, axes and more.
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Rob Schneider slammed for insensitive post about Dikembe Mutombo’s death
Schneider dug up a 2021 tweet from Mutombo calling for individuals to be vaccinated during the pandemic.
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Gen Z are decorating their toilets with these viral trinkets for ‘pretty poops’
Digital devotees of “#ToiletTok,” a niche corner of cyberspace that boasts over 25.1 million posts, regularly share top tips and tricks for cleaning and curating the can to perfection. 
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It’s International Coffee Day and Breville’s new bundle will make you a barista
Sick of mediocre morning brew? Breville's got your back.
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Eric Adams calls out alleged collusion of feds and mainstream media, asks judge for 'consequences'
Lawyers for New York City Mayor Eric Adams are seeking sanctions against the Department of Justice, which they accuse of leaking details of his indictment.
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Ex-MLB commissioner has blunt take on Pete Rose's Hall of Fame eligibility after his death
Former MLB Commissioner Fay Vincent spoke with The Athletic Monday night about Pete Rose and his banishment from the Baseball Hall of Fame.
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US job openings rise to 8 million as labor market remains sturdy
U.S. job openings rose unexpectedly in August as the American labor market continued to show resilience
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