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Costco shoppers divided over new 'sourdough' bread as critics say it's not the real thing
Costco shoppers divided over new 'sourdough' bread as critics say it's not the real thing
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Kyle Busch's widow opens up about grief and loneliness in emotional social media posts
Kyle Busch's widow opens up about grief and loneliness in emotional social media posts
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NATO member Romania shoots down stray drones from Ukraine war after years of incursions
Romania is a country in NATO. It has been a problem for Romania that drones from the Ukraine war enter its airspace. Recently, Romania decided to shoot down these drones. This happened after many years of drones entering its airspace.
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Soros network rebuilds progressive prosecutor push after string of election losses
George Soros's family is helping progressive prosecutors again. They gave $1 million to groups that support these prosecutors. This happened after some of these prosecutors lost elections in 2022 and 2024.
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Freed American reveals brutal Iran prison ordeal, warns hostages face greater danger
Morad Tahbaz is an American conservationist. He was held in Iran's Evin Prison for nearly six years. He was kept in a small cell with a bright light that never went dark. He was allowed out only twice a day. He was treated badly in prison.
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Chili's revives iconic red booths and classic design in nationwide restaurant overhaul
Chili's is changing its restaurants. They will have red booths and classic design again. This will happen in all U.S. locations. The company will remodel its restaurants a little at a time.
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SEN TIM SCOTT: Lindsey Graham was a patriot, a statesman and my dear friend
US Senator Lindsey Graham died. Senator Tim Scott remembers him as a good friend and a true statesman. Graham came from a working-class family and showed strength in difficult times.
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Mamdani sparks fears of violence after doxing wealthy NYC property owners: 'Outright dangerous'
Mayor Zohran Mamdani's administration published a database with names and addresses of wealthy NYC property owners. This database shows who might pay a new tax on second homes. Critics say this could lead to harassment and safety problems.
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Democrats target more GOP House seats after socialist victories rock left-wing primaries
The Democratic Party is helping five new candidates in the US House of Representatives. This is happening after some Democratic candidates won primaries. These candidates are linked to the Democratic Socialists of America. The primaries are elections within the Democratic Party.
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LIZ PEEK: Trump is starving the machine that creates America's socialist revolutionaries
The US Department of Education changed a rule about student loans. This change happened on July 1. It means that some students will not get as much money for their education. This change is part of a larger effort to limit the influence of far-left ideas in colleges and universities.
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MORNING GLORY: A mind-reader at the WHCA dinner? The press finally found its perfect act
Oz Pearlman, a mentalist, performed at the White House Correspondents' Association Dinner. He is a performer who uses psychology and illusions to seem like he can read minds. This was a special event for journalists and politicians.
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Hurricane Genevieve roars in the Pacific as Fausto weakens to a tropical storm near Hawaii
Hurricane Genevieve roars in the Pacific as Fausto weakens to a tropical storm near Hawaii
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Lee Chang-dong’s Venice and Toronto-Bound ‘Possible Love’ Sets Theatrical Release Dates Ahead of Netflix Bow
Lee Chang-dong's new film 'Possible Love' will be released in theaters before it is available on Netflix. The film will open in Korean theaters on September 23. It will then be released in other countries on October 22-23. The film will be available on Netflix on November 6.
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BT’s Openreach told to withdraw fiber discount offer by Ofcom
BT's Openreach offered a discount for new customers who wanted fiber internet. But Ofcom, a UK government agency, said no. They told Openreach to stop the discount offer.
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South Korea eyes $19.8 billion Texas power plant investment
South Korea wants to invest a lot of money in a power plant in Texas. This power plant will make electricity. The investment is worth $19.8 billion.
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Dems clash over AIPAC money, ‘ogre’ attack and electability during crucial Senate debate
Two Democratic candidates debated in Michigan. They talked about money from AIPAC, a group that supports Israel. They also discussed who can win the election.
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Gunman fired at US consulate in Toronto, second time building was shot at this year
Gunman fired at US consulate in Toronto, second time building was shot at this year
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Russia replaced its once-grand Navy Day parade with a shipless event and a giant poster of a submarine
Russia had a small Navy Day event. There were no ships on display. A large poster of a submarine was shown. Vladimir Putin attended the event in St. Petersburg.
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Horoscope for Tuesday, July 28, 2026
On Tuesday, July 28, 2026, people should be careful with shopping and important decisions. The moon will move from Capricorn to Aquarius at 9:15 p.m. This change can affect people's behavior and decisions.
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Rape and assault case against British YouTuber Yung Filly heading to jury in Australia
Yung Filly is a British YouTuber and rapper. He is on trial in Australia for a crime. He is accused of raping and choking a fan after a music performance two years ago.
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Rookie Noah Schultz doesn't help his case to stay in White Sox' rotation
Noah Schultz is a rookie pitcher for the White Sox. He pitched against the Yankees on Monday. He had a good first inning but a bad game overall. He allowed 11 hits and needed to do better.
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Boundary Waters to partially reopen for overnight camping
The Boundary Waters in the US is a big wilderness area. It has been closed since July 14. Now, some parts will reopen for camping at night. People can already visit some parts during the day.
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Body found in SF Bay on Saturday identified as another boat capsizing victim
A body was found in San Francisco Bay on Saturday. The body was identified as a 74-year-old woman from Sacramento County. She was a victim of a boat capsizing on July 14. The boat was carrying 20 people when it capsized near Alcatraz Island.
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Seattle Storm, Dominique Malonga return from break to face Caitlin Clark
The Seattle Storm came back from a break. They will play the Indiana Fever. Caitlin Clark will play for the Fever. She scored 45 points against the Storm last time.
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Trump's $15B lawsuit against The New York Times carries on as judge gives his attorneys chance to amend filing
A judge gave Trump's lawyers more time to fix their lawsuit against The New York Times. The lawsuit is worth $15 billion. Trump is unhappy with The New York Times.
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ICE arrests contractor in the middle of West Seattle construction job
ICE arrested a contractor named Eduardo Aguirre in West Seattle. He was working on a construction job. Agents took him to a detention center in Texas. Videos show the agents threatening him.
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Rep. Delia Ramirez visits Chicagoans at Kentucky ICE detention center and calls conditions 'devastating'
Rep. Delia Ramirez visited an ICE detention center in Kentucky. She checked on two Chicagoans who are being held there. They say they are not getting proper medical care for their diabetes. The center has 129 ICE detainees and also holds other prisoners.
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Fishing content creator who filmed himself being bitten by a shark while spearfishing lucky he still has leg
Henry Gibbs was spearfishing in Fiji. He was bitten by a grey reef shark. He had four surgeries and a skin graft.
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Dusty Baker on deck for Baseball Hall of Fame
Dusty Baker is a famous baseball manager. He led the Chicago Cubs, San Francisco Giants, and Houston Astros. He might be chosen for the Baseball Hall of Fame in 2027.
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Mike Lombardi leave the latest cloud for Bill Beli...
Mike Lombardi left his job with the New England Patriots. He is now working for the Carolina Panthers. This happened recently.
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Kyle Shanahan 'this close' to losing his right eye in horrible car crash, NFL analyst reveals
Kyle Shanahan, the head coach of the San Francisco 49ers, was in a car accident on July 14. He was very close to losing his right eye. His friend, Chris Simms, saw pictures of the accident and was shocked.
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Federal survey shows promising trends for youth mental health and drug use
A federal survey looked at youth mental health and drug use. The survey found good news: young people are doing better. This is according to a U.S. government report.
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Pulitzer finalist’s latest is ‘Country People’
Daniel Mason wrote a new novel called 'Country People'. It is a reminder that our lives are made up of stories from the past.
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Four questions facing Bears' decision-makers as training camp begins
The Chicago Bears are starting their training camp. Veterans will report to Halas Hall on Tuesday. They will have a press conference to answer questions. The general manager and coach will face many questions.
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Luigi Mangione plea talks raise showdown over Brian Thompson murder trial
Luigi Mangione is in a situation. He might want to plead guilty in a federal case. This could affect his New York murder trial. The Manhattan prosecutors are worried about this.
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Is Hawthorne Race Course being torn down for a data center? Cicero thinks so.
Hawthorne Race Course closed after 135 years. Cicero officials think a data center might replace it. No official announcements have been made.
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Chicago Organizations Mobilize To Provide Aid for Venezuela After Deadly Earthquakes
Chicago organizations are helping Venezuela after two deadly earthquakes. The earthquakes happened in Venezuela on July 31, 2024. Many people were hurt or killed. The organizations are collecting money and supplies to send to Venezuela.
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Illegal immigrant accused of murdering college student dials into hearing from hospital bed
A Venezuelan man accused of murdering a college student appeared in court from a hospital bed. He was in the hospital because he had a seizure. The judge said he must come to the next court hearing in person.
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83-year-old wins settlement after Honolulu slapped her with $590K fine over website glitch
An 83-year-old woman in Honolulu, Hawaii, got a big fine because of a mistake on her website. She rented a room in her house to help pay her bills. The city fined her $10,000 a day for two months because of the mistake. She was in the hospital and didn't see the city's notices. The fine was $590,000. She won a settlement and can keep her home.
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