Chiefs Training Camp 2nd day of pads: Kenneth Walker and Khyiris Tonga go from Super Bowl foes to KC teammates
Chiefs Training Camp 2nd day of pads: Kenneth Walker and Khyiris Tonga go from Super Bowl foes to KC teammates.
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Secretary of state declares referendum on congressional map ‘insufficient’
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KMIZ) — Secretary of State Denny Hoskins said Tuesday that a citizen-led referendum challenging a Republican-friendly map passed by the state legislature is “insufficient.”
Continue ReadingJueza fija para marzo de 2027 juicio antimonopolio por compra de Warner Bros. Discovery por Paramount
Brian Stelter Una jueza federal fijó para marzo de 2027 el inicio del juicio por las demandas antimonopolio que buscan bloquear la adquisición de Warner Bros. Discovery, empresa matriz de CNN, por parte de Paramount. El calendario del juicio representa un nuevo revés para Paramount, que esperaba concretar la fusión este verano. Frente a dos
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Tracking mid-week rain and t-storm chances
Tracking mid-week rain and t-storm chances
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Back-to-school checklist: Toiletries, gym bag essentials and dorm room must-haves for teens and college students
Back-to-school shopping is about more than notebooks, backpacks, lunch boxes and traditional school supplies. Sending your kids to school with personal care items can help make the transition easier, whether they are stocking a locker, packing a gym bag or moving into a dorm with a shared bathroom. Use this back-to-school checklist from Dove
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More drivers are staying in their current cars. Why they should consider revisiting their original loan.
With new car prices averaging $50,000 and inflation squeezing household budgets, more Americans are holding on to their car for longer. Findings from Caribou’s 2026 Car Loan Sentiment Survey of 2,000 U.S. auto loan holders suggest that this decision to stay put raises the financial stakes on loans most borrowers have never revisited. Only
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Young people turn to AI to be ‘their real, unfiltered selves’
Alison Lee still remembers the conversation that helped her understand why young people turn to the safety of artificial intelligence for companionship and belonging. She was talking to a high school student and the girl told her, “Nobody dances at prom anymore.” A researcher at The Rithm Project, a nonprofit focused on human connection
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More than 74,000 older adults seek measles immunity tests amid US outbreaks
Measles was surging in West Texas as Nancy Churnin eagerly awaited the birth of two grandchildren. She was sure she had been vaccinated decades ago, but she wanted to confirm she was still protected. She didn’t want to risk spreading the highly contagious disease to vulnerable newborns, so she got a simple blood test
Continue ReadingJudge slams the Justice Department as he ‘reluctantly’ dismisses final January 6 riot case
By Holmes Lybrand, CNN (CNN) — A federal judge slammed the Justice Department as he “reluctantly” dismissed the seditious conspiracy case against leaders and members of the Oath Keepers in the final January 6 US Capitol riot case. “This is the last of the prosecutions seeking to hold accountable those responsible for the events of
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Paramount–Warner Bros. Discovery judge sets March 2027 trial date for antitrust fight
By Brian Stelter, CNN (CNN) — A federal judge has set a March 2027 trial date for the antitrust challenges to Paramount’s acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, CNN’s parent company. The trial timeline is another setback for Paramount, which had wanted to complete the merger this summer. A coalition of state attorneys general and the
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