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Popular daily drinking habit could nearly triple risk of deadly cancer, major study finds
Mass General Brigham research links one daily sugary drink to nearly three times higher stomach cancer risk, with fructose identified as a key factor.
Trump wants to help 146,000 mentally ill who are homeless. Democrats want to stop him
Trump's new framework allows states to offer supportive housing with court-ordered treatment for 146,000 seriously mentally ill homeless people.
Federal $25 minimum wage mandate would destroy over 5M jobs, hit booming Sun Belt hardest: study
A proposed $25 minimum wage could slash over 5 million jobs nationwide, with Texas, Florida and other Sun Belt states facing the largest losses.
Canadian powerlifting champion April Hutchinson leads first Sophie Cunningham rally outside the US
April Hutchinson led the first Sophie Cunningham rally outside the U.S. as Toronto police ticketed a mobile billboard featuring Martina Navratilova.
Tupac murder trial faces ‘snitches get stitches’ problem but defendant's ghostwriter could be key
Duane "Keffe D" Davis' own memoir and ghostwriter Yusef Jah could become key evidence as prosecutors build their case in the Tupac Shakur murder trial.
New ‘Reagan’ movie museum planned for president’s hometown
Young America's Foundation will display full-scale replicas of the Oval Office and Situation Room from the "Reagan" movie at a new museum in Dixon.
King Charles accused of 'deserting Christians' as experts warn Prince William may abandon historic royal role
King Charles III faces backlash after "Defender of the Faith" was replaced in the Sovereign Grant Annual Report with new multi-faith language.
Socialists capture major Florida victory on hit-or-miss night for Trump-endorsed primary candidates
Trump endorsements delivered mixed results across Florida and Wyoming primary elections, as some backed candidates lost key congressional races.
Iran war forces America to confront the strategic cost of deterring China
The USS George Washington is leaving the Pacific for the Middle East to relieve the Lincoln, potentially leaving no U.S. carrier to deter China.
Socialist candidates can delete old posts, but they can't erase their radicalism
Democratic Senate candidate Abdul el-Sayed's campaign was caught erasing posts denouncing fireworks and linking football to slavery in Michigan.
Silicon Valley is losing the data center fight, risking a repeat of a classic failure
Silicon Valley faces 71% public opposition to data centers as local groups block $64 billion in projects, outpacing even nuclear energy resistance.
Inside the tension that drove Trump’s South Korea alliance from ‘historic new era’ to military pullback
Trump scales back Ulchi Freedom Shield drills to pressure Seoul on investment delays while dangling an incentive for Kim Jong Un to reopen diplomacy.