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    Owner says business dips at Ottumwa restaurant after being named possible measles exposure site

    Local Businesses Face Challenges After Public Health Warning About Measles Exposure A family-friendly buffet restaurant in Iowa is dealing with a major drop in customers after being identified as a place where people might have been exposed to measles. The restaurant owner only found out about...
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    "Sugar Substitute Xylitol Tied to Higher Risk of Heart Attack, Stroke, and Death, Study Finds"

    The Hidden Risks of Sugar-Free Sweets: How a Popular Ingredient Might Impact Your Heart Many people reach for sugar-free treats to satisfy their sweet tooth without the guilt of extra calories. However, a new scientific investigation suggests that one of the most common sugar substitutes might...
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    "A newborn baby was one of Pa.’s two measles-related deaths

    Tragic Infant Death Sparks Intense Debate Over Measles Outbreak A newborn baby and another unvaccinated resident have died in Pennsylvania after contracting measles. These tragic losses mark the first measles-related deaths in the state in thirty-five years. They are also the first deaths tied...
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    "Forget Acid Rain: Electrically Charged Raindrops Can Corrode Metal in a Way We Never Knew About"

    The Shocking Way Water Droplets Can Damage Protected Metal From the cars we drive to the bridges we cross, metal structures need constant protection from the elements. Typically, we apply special coatings to prevent rust and decay. However, researchers have discovered a previously unknown...
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    "Yayoi Kusama, who splashed polka dots across the art world, dies at 97 in Tokyo"

    The Colorful Journey of a Beloved Artist Who Covered the World in Polka Dots A famous Japanese artist known around the world for her bright colors and endless polka dots has passed away at the age of 97. She died in a hospital in Tokyo, where she had been receiving care. Even in her final days...
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    American Airlines Expected to Announce Five New International Routes Following Online

    A Clever Menu Puzzle Hints at Five New Transatlantic Flight Routes An airline decided to have some fun before sharing its next big international travel schedule. Instead of a normal announcement, they shared a fake restaurant menu online. The menu was filled with weird prices, odd ingredients...
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    US inflation holds at 3.7 percent in July, above Fed target

    Why Everyday Living Costs Remain High for American Families Keeping up with the cost of living continues to be a struggle for many households. Recent economic data shows that inflation remains stubborn, holding steady at a level that is higher than what policymakers want to see. For 65...
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    Southern California's scorching heat wave peaks: Here's how hot it will get and when it will end

    Southern California Swelters Under Intense Summer Heat Wave The most intense heat wave of the summer season is reaching its peak in Southern California. Temperatures are climbing significantly higher than usual, making outdoor activities difficult and raising safety concerns for residents...
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    Tech companies and local officials are covering data center talks in NDAs

    Secret Agreements Keep Neighbors in the Dark as Massive Data Centers Move In Near fields of cotton and soybeans where his bees find food, a local beekeeper named Foster Hensel opens up one of his hives. A loud buzz rises into the air. He uses a small tool to puff smoke and calm the insects...
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    CIA chief John Ratcliffe reportedly made secretive Moscow trip to warn Russia against attacking NATO

    A Secret Mission to Moscow: Top American Intelligence Leader Delivers Firm Warnings The head of American intelligence, John Ratcliffe, made an unannounced trip to the Russian capital. The goal of this quiet visit was to deliver a direct message to Russia: do not launch attacks against the...
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    Two Astronauts Complete Spacewalk to Replace Broken ISS Antenna

    Astronauts Complete Challenging Spacewalk to Repair Station Communications Two astronauts successfully completed a major repair job outside the space station, restoring a vital communication link back to Earth. Working high above our planet, the pair replaced a broken antenna dish during a...
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    New renders reveal major redesign and rumored price hike for upcoming flagship smartphone

    A Closer Look at the Upcoming Premium Smartphone: Big Design Changes and a Higher Price Tag Every year, mobile tech companies update their best devices. Often, these updates are small, with only minor changes to how the phone looks or works. However, the next-generation premium flagship phone...
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    Major Spaceflight Company Plans to Build $100 Billion Launch Site in Louisiana

    A Giant New Spaceport is Planned for the Louisiana Coast A major private spaceflight company has shared plans to build a massive new launch site on the southern coast of Louisiana. This project, which is estimated to cost around one hundred billion dollars, will give the company a third major...
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    Bill Gates is deeply worried about AI, and he’s no longer staying quiet

    A Famous Tech Pioneer Shares Deep Concerns About the Future of Artificial Intelligence For a long time, one of the world's most famous technology pioneers felt very positive about the future of artificial intelligence. He believed that smart computer systems could make life better for everyone...
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    More than 50 kidnapped as violent gang attack in Haiti leaves 47 dead

    Tragedy in the Hills: Dozens Killed and Kidnapped in Sudden Haitian Gang Raid A quiet community nestled in the hills above Haiti's capital suffered a devastating assault that left at least 47 people dead and more than 50 others captured. This sudden wave of violence has shattered the local...
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    Second arrest over deadly sword attack at Swedish school

    New Arrest Made in Deadly School Sword Attack Police have taken a second man into custody following a violent sword attack at a school in central Sweden. The tragedy, which took place at Brinell School in the town of Fagersta, resulted in the death of a young girl and left several other...
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    Canadian Politicians Reject Trump's Proposal to Rename Lake Ontario Amid Trade

    A New Name for a Great Lake? US and Canada Clash Over Border Waters A major body of water shared by the United States and Canada has become the latest focal point in a growing trade dispute between the two nations. The American president suggested changing the name of Lake Ontario to Lake...
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    Lindsey Graham's sister wins Republican primary to contest Senate seat in November

    New Face Wins South Carolina Republican Primary for Open Senate Seat Voters in South Carolina have made their choice for the upcoming Senate race. Darline Graham has won the Republican primary, securing her spot on the ballot for the election this coming November. She is seeking to permanently...
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    Hundreds missing and many feared dead after massive flash flood hits Nepal-China border

    Dangerous Flash Floods Sweep Across the Mountain Border of Nepal and China A sudden and destructive flash flood has hit the mountain border between Nepal and China, leaving at least 30 people dead and hundreds of others missing. The rushing waters have destroyed local roads and buildings...
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    Wiped out: US faces surging toilet paper prices amid trade war with Canada

    How New Trade Disputes Could Raise the Price of Everyday Household Items Shopping for daily essentials may soon become more expensive for families across North America. A major trade disagreement between the United States and Canada has escalated, putting an end to years of peaceful commerce...
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