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While "cancer" is a term no family wants to hear, especially when it comes to their children, there is reason for hope.
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9/21/26
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Hispanic people represent nearly 1 in 5 of the U.S. population and are the nation's largest ethnic minority group, yet many continue to face barriers to achieving heart health and accessing high-quality healthcare.
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9/21/26
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People often think of beef as a dinner staple, but it deserves a spot at the breakfast table, too. Endlessly versatile and packed with protein, beef can turn everything from breakfast burritos to sandwiches into hearty, satisfying fuel for the day.
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9/21/26
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This Baked Feta with Roasted California Grapes recipe delivers warm and rich flavors while being incredibly easy to prepare in a rush.
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9/21/26
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Planning for the future often means making thoughtful decisions that bring clarity, reduce uncertainty and ease the burden on those you love. Taking the time to plan a funeral or memorial service is one of the most meaningful ways to provide that kind of support.
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9/21/26
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Many home improvements offer an added bonus of unlocking insurance discounts, but these savings opportunities can easily fly under the radar when you aren't actively on the lookout for them.
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9/21/26
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(NewsUSA) - For years, businesses trying to get noticed online followed a familiar playbook: build a website, optimize it for search engines, post on social media and perhaps invest in digital …
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NewsUSA
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9/21/26
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(NewsUSA) - With 25 original projects in development and three films and two series set for 2027, Utopai Studios is pairing human-led filmmaking with AI-native production infrastructure to build a …
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NewsUSA
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9/21/26
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What gardeners do at the end of the growing season will determine how clean, productive and manageable their garden beds will be when spring arrives.
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Manjot Kaur Sidhu, University of Maine, The Conversation
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9/20/26
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Four years after refusing to acknowledge the legitimacy of a Democratic president’s electoral victory, the Republican who serves as South Dakota’s top election official has endorsed a Democratic candidate to succeed her. “I understand that this decision will disappoint some people in my party and anger others,” Secretary of State Monae Johnson said Saturday in […]
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By Seth Tupper
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9/20/26
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Iowa Down Ballot with Dave Price 9/19/26 by Iowa Writers Collaborative We have Laura Belin, Kathie Obradovich, and Eric Woolson here to discuss Grassley’s future, an amendment on the ballot, and plenty on the governor and senate races. Read on Substack Eric Woolson joins the crew again this week, marking Sen. Chuck Grassley’s 93rd birthday […]
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By Kathie Obradovich
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9/20/26
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Members of the Vermont Labor Relations Board are appointed by Gov. Phil Scott. “I don't understand why the governor is taking so long,” one labor leader said.
Read the story on VTDigger here: The state panel handling labor disputes in Vermont is short on members at a critical moment.
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By Shaun Robinson
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9/20/26
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Two dangerous Chittenden County intersections have known fatal crash histories, yet proposed roundabouts to fix them face years of delay.
Read the story on VTDigger here: How many crashes will it take to build a roundabout?.
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By Roger Brown
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9/20/26
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Ole Miss quarterback Trinidad Chambliss passed for 363 yards and two touchdowns.
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By Brett Martel, Associated Press
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9/19/26
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U.S. Sen. John Kennedy of Louisiana told a crowd of Iowa conservatives Saturday he believes current high inflation is being caused by the U.S.-Iran war — but said he sees an end to the conflict within six months. Kennedy was the keynote speaker for the Iowa Faith and Freedom Coalition’s annual fall fundraiser in Des […]
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By Robin Opsahl
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9/19/26
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Ole Miss and LSU fans packed tailgate parties Saturday before their big rivalry game in Oxford. It was the first for Lane Kiffin to appear on the Ole Miss campus since he left there as head coach before the end of the 2025 season to take over at LSU.
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By Aaron Lampley and Richard Lake
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9/19/26
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ANKENY — U.S. Rep. Ashley Hinson and U.S. Sen. John Barrasso of Wyoming said Saturday that keeping Republicans in control of Congress was needed to ensure Democrats do not reverse changes made through the 2025 “One Big, Beautiful Bill” Act like tax cuts to tips and overtime. Barrasso joined Hinson, a Republican who is running […]
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By Robin Opsahl
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9/19/26
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The Mississippi Department of Marine Resources estimated just under 400,000 sacks of oysters across surveyed reefs in the Mississippi Sound as of Sept. 8, up from about 275,000 sacks last year.
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By Jakira Hunt, Roy Howard Community Journalism Center and Justin Glowacki, Roy Howard Community Journalism Center
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9/19/26
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he plane is expected to fly over the Ole Miss campus starting at 10 a.m., then over Vaught-Hemingway Stadium from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. as more than 68,000 fans arrive for the 6:30 p.m. kickoff.
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By Taylor Vance
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9/19/26
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Many California public employees want more flexibility to work from home than Gov. Gavin Newsom's return-to-office policy allows. He vetoed a bill that would have encouraged departments to set their own policies.
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By Lynn La
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9/18/26
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Just days after the primary election, the state Republican Party is in revolt over its two most prominent candidates following one’s dismissal from a forum after repeatedly misgendering U.S. Rep. Sarah McBride.
The post Arminio misgendering of McBride upends Republican ticket unity appeared first on Spotlight Delaware.
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By Jacob Owens and Nathaly Suquinagua
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9/18/26
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‘It keeps coming back to haunt us.’ Battery fire at Moss Landing ignites before California regulators finish investigating the last one
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By Molly Peterson
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9/18/26
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On the day that his campaign announced it had accepted hundreds of thousands of dollars in donations from employees of a California-based artificial intelligence company, Democratic governor candidate Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins said that if elected, he will seek to temporarily ban new computing data centers in Alaska. As Americans grow frustrated with artificial intelligence software and […]
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By James Brooks
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9/18/26
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When John Arthur, a Democratic representative from Holladay, read a recent report on how the Utah Fits All funds were spent last school year, he let out a big sigh. Utah’s school choice program is one of the issues that has deeply split the state Legislature. And for him, it’s an issue that’s very close […]
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By Alixel Cabrera
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9/18/26
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Hone Health reports that head injuries in football can lead to pituitary damage, resulting in low testosterone, fatigue, and mood changes in players long after injuries.
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Greg Presto for Hone Health
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9/18/26
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