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White House urges boosters as new subvariant spreads

The Biden administration is urging people to get both a COVID-19 booster and a flu shot as soon as possible. Dr. Ashish Jha said that updated vaccinations will help people "move on."Been 'a long two and a half years'

Outcry after Mar-a-Lago dinner with Kanye West

Former president Donald Trump dined on Tuesday with a Holocaust-denying white nationalist and the rapper formerly known as Kanye West.White House issues statement

Stanford coach David Shaw resigns after BYU loss

Stanford's head football coach David Shaw stepped down after the Cardinal lost 35-26 to BYU on Saturday night, dropping them to 3-9 this season. Statement: 'It's time'

Why not everyone will get an 8.7% Social Security hike

Benefit recipients will soon find out what their new monthly payments will be in 2023 after the cost-of-living adjustment kicks in.Increases vary depending on personal circumstances

'This is obscene': U.S. sends rescued kids back to Haiti

A group of Florida-bound Haitian migrants, including almost 50 children, who reached the Florida Keys in a rickety sailboat Monday have been returned to the Caribbean nation.''We are not going to forget this'

'My opponent lies': Insults fly in Georgia Senate runoff race

The extended Senate campaign in Georgia between Raphael Warnock and Herschel Walker has grown increasingly bitter as their Dec. 6 runoff nears.Striking contrast from 2 years ago

Brutal new normal in Southwest due to climate change

The scope of climate change risk factors increases in the Southwest as temperatures continue to rise, leaving communities unprepared to adapt to what's coming.6 major categories

Trump meets with Holocaust denier, backlash follows

Former N.J. Gov. Chris Christie was only one of a chorus of critics denouncing former President Donald Trump for hosting Kanye West and white supremacist Nick Fuentes for dinner at Mar-a-Lago.Kanye: Trump 'really impressed'

What's weird about WH wedding? Ask the Bidens.

Days after Naomi Biden wed Peter Neal at the White House, the president's granddaughter spoke to Vogue about her special celebration.Advice she got from Grandma

Kevin McCarthy could face a floor fight for speaker

The GOP leader Kevin McCarthy is struggling to secure the 218 votes he needs to be elected speaker of the House in January. It may lead to a floor fight.'He doesn't have the votes'

7 things you should never do with thinning hair

Hair loss can be attributed to a number of factors, but there are steps you can take to avoid making matters worse.Advice from experts

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Behind the scenes: Photos hidden away not meant for the screen

A peek behind the scenes and untold stories can reveal so much more about a persons favorite shows and movies. Read More

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James Brolin shared the key to his marriage with Barbra Streisand

The pair have shattered Hollywood stereotypes with their 24-year marriage, and Brolin says it's due to one piece of advice.The odds have been against them

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Home projects that are not legal to do yourself

While it may be cheaper to undertake these improvements yourself, there are situations where the law requires homeowners to call in the professionals.The jobs you shouldn't attempt

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37 High blood pressure causing foods to avoid

Learn about the foods that people with hypertension should avoid because many of them can sneak up on you.Watch out specifically for this one

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Rare photos captured way more than expected

These moments from history deserve a closer look...and nothing brings out the true life of these moments in time more than color. Please take a closer look

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This mineral will help you sleep better, experts say

If you're struggling to fall asleep and stay asleep, magnesium supplements may help, according to neuroscientists.What you need to know

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The most popular country music stars of all time

A new survey of ordinary Americans have revealed the most beloved country performers ever to take the national stage.There are some surprising picks

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Most reliable cars and trucks chart has a few real surprises

Most of these vehicles are expected on such a list, but a couple of selections are sure to raise an eyebrow.German, Japanese and American models all earn praise

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Police: 2 children stabbed to death in Bronx apartment

A 3-year-old boy and an 11-month-old boy died of stab wounds on Saturday after their mother was taken into custody for observation, police said.Mother, 24, hospitalized

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The 20 best dog breeds for seniors

Not all dog breeds work with the lifestyle of a senior or retiree, but you can feel comfortable adopting any of these pups.Find the perfect dog for you

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Genius cold weather hacks for your car

Using some of these car tricks and hacks will make the next winter storm much more manageable.They save so much time

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Expert: U.S. still on path to becoming 'fascist country'

A veteran sociologist is warning the U.S. about getting complacent after the midterms, noting that "this fight over elemental democracy" isn't over.Outlines potential threats

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50 Vintage unedited beautiful wedding photos

This collection of vintage wedding photos will cause an insane amount of nostalgia. Love is a beautiful thing in any era, and everyone loves a wedding, Read More

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The 40 most epic cars of the 1960s

From Thunderbirds to Camaros, the '60s was an unforgettable era for cars.They don't make 'em like this

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Adidas launches probe of Kanye after porn claims

A month after losing lucrative partnerships due to an antisemitic tirade, the rapper has been accused in an open letter of inappropriate behavior while working with Adidas.'Sexually disturbing references'

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60 Vintage photos from forgotten moments in history

Relax and get ready to learn about forgotten pieces of history, read on.Try not to gasp

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Here are 3 steps to take if you are worried about the money market

Taking steps to protect your assets during a market downturn can help keep your nest egg a little more secure.Learn about your next steps

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Severe weather could hamper travel across eastern U.S.

Heavy rain and strong winds stretched this weekend from Texas to Florida, threatening post-holiday travel plans, according to the National Weather Service.Tornado touches down in La.

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Fascinating facts from Queen Elizabeth II’s wedding

Many have seen the gown Elizabeth wore at her wedding in now-iconic photos, but there's more to the story than meets the eye.Take a peek behind the scenes

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5 Signs it could be time to find a new advisor

Here are five signs that it might be time to fire your financial advisor – and a simple way to find a new one.Read More

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Daniel Craig explains why he wanted Bond to die

The actor who starred for years as secret agent James Bond said the sacrifice made by his character in "No Time to Die" was for love, and "there’s no greater sacrifice."Had a personal reason too

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Rare photos from Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip's wedding

To celebrate what would have been the royal couple's 75th wedding anniversary, take a look back at their big day.See the photos here

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The sad story behind the best-selling song ever

"White Christmas," released shortly after the Pearl Harbor attack, is soulful, longing and sad, and for composer Irving Berlin it reflects a family tragedy.Bing Crosby's feelings about song

How this Muslim American political newcomer flipped a GOP seat

Nabeela Syed, a 23-year-old Democratic organizer, defeated a Republican incumbent in the largely white and suburban 51st District of Illinois in the midterms.'I’d get high fives'

No 'magic wand' will fix Disney's biggest problems: Analyst

Disney's boss, Bob Iger, will be inheriting quite a mess as he reassumes the CEO position at a company he led for 15 years. Legacy 'on the line'

New state voter fraud units 'a solution looking for a problem'

State-level law enforcement units created after the 2020 election to investigate voter fraud have found no indication of systemic issues in the midterm elections.'A rare phenomena'

The fastest-growing trees to plant in your garden

Not all trees grow at a snail's pace. Some can reach maturation in as little as 10 years. These five trees provide shade and foliage more quickly than other varieties.The deer-resistance factor

Newsom told Biden that he won't run in 2024: Report

California Gov. Gavin Newsom told President Biden in an election night phone call that he won't run for president even if Biden doesn't run, according to a Politico report.'We have your back'

U.S. avian flu outbreak recorded as worst in history

Turkey farms account for more than 70 percent of the commercial poultry farms infected in the outbreak, according to the USDA. Virus 'can be easily transmitted'

Why Costner didn't want a 'real actress' for 'Bodyguard'

Kevin Costner explains why Whitney Houston was "the perfect choice" to co-star in the hit drama, which opened 30 years ago today.'It wasn’t her "in" moment'

Draw vs. England shatters USMNT viewership record

The match in Qatar, which finished 0-0 in the second of their three group stage matches, drew a never-before-seen number of English-language viewers in the United States. 2nd record Fox set over holiday

What to substitute for butter if you can't find any

It's the season for cooking and baking, but with a possible butter shortage, home chefs are wondering what to substitute for it in their kitchens. Chefs offer alternatives

At nearly 27, Flossie is the world's oldest living cat

She was once homeless and has had at least four owners, but today 26-year-old Flossie, the world's oldest living cat, enjoys the simple things in life: food, cuddles and naps.In good health, but poorly sighted, deaf

Immune-boosting foods to fight colds, flu and more

Regularly eating micronutrients that help our bodies fight disease is a natural solution to infection prevention.What to add to your shopping list

U.S. soccer's Iran flag display offers a nod to protesters

While rights protesters are targeting Tehran's theocracy, the U.S. men's soccer team has been displaying Iran's national flag on social media without the Islamic Republic emblem.Contentious issue at World Cup

The British royal family's connection to the Nazis

The Duke and Duchess of Windsor were sympathetic to Nazi Germany, and Queen Victoria's grandson, the Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, was a member of the Nazi party.Other reported examples

Why people are having more sex around the holidays

Research shows that online interest in sex "peaks sharply" during major, family-oriented cultural and religious celebrations all over the world. Experts break it down

This Social Security move 'can alleviate, if not eliminate' the retirement crisis

Almost all Americans should wait beyond the age of 65 to claim their full Social Security benefits.How delaying can help

Take a walk — and get paid for it through an app

Walking is an activity that has many health benefits, is easy, requires little equipment and can be done almost anywhere. But did you know you can also make money doing it?12 best apps

There's no need to count calories on the 16:8 diet

The concept of this program is pretty simple: You practice intermittent fasting for 16 hours a day and then eat whatever you want during the other eight hours.Does it work? Is it safe?

'Dead to Me' kills off a fan favorite in series finale

"Dead to Me" was always destined to end in death. For two seasons, the specter of it loomed over every car ride and wine night. But now the protagonists' evasion of consequences comes to an end.'Permanent vacation' in Mexico

Which countries have won the World Cup?

While the globe awaits a winner of the 2022 World Cup, fans should remember that only eight nations have ever come out on top — and three nations have won 13 of the previous 21 tournaments. Take a trip through history

How many people should Elon Musk fire at Twitter?

Elon Musk has taken a big axe to Twitter's employee base since he assumed control. But how will he know when he's gone too far?Increasing tech trend

Are granola bars healthy?

Traditional granola bars contain simple ingredients — typically oats, a sweetener and perhaps dried fruit, nuts and even chocolate chips, to create a handy snack.How a dietitian rates them

Bird not seen for 140 years spotted on tiny island

The black-naped pheasant-pigeon was seen by researchers who installed a remote camera in a rugged location off the coast of Papua New Guinea.'Moment you dream about'

Garner balks at diet culture: 'I will hide in the corner and eat a box of Triscuits'

"Nothing makes me hungrier than being told I have to watch what I'm eating," Jennifer Garner, who has become a bit of a kitchen star, says.'I just can't do it. I'm allergic to it.'

World Cup 2022: Aging legend's goal saves Argentina

With Argentina on the brink of elimination, Lionel Messi scored with a signature left-footed strike to lead the two-time World Cup champions 2-0 over Mexico and revive the hopes of a nation.Scenarios to advance are complex

Elon Musk floats idea of making a smartphone

New Twitter owner Elon Musk said he would manufacture his own smartphone if Google and Apple were to ban the social media platform from their app stores. 'Hope it does not come to that'

7 effective ways to relieve stress quickly, according to experts

Key ways to de-stress include learning how to keep your anxiety at a manageable level and finding a reliable combination of coping strategies to address the issue. Slow your breathing

Increased risk of diabetes after COVID, study finds

Scientists have learned that the coronavirus can lead to a wide range of ongoing health problems — including diabetes, according to a new study. 40 million participated

How NBA's 4 most chaotic teams have fared this season

The Boston Celtics, Golden State Warriors, Phoenix Suns and Brooklyn Nets had various off-court crises to deal with as the season tipped off. How are they each doing now?1 squad hasn't overcome issues

Why we get brain freeze: Experts explain response

Catherine Ham, a neurologist at VCU Health, says that brain freeze is our body's response to cold triggers in an effort to warm up our mouths quickly.'Change in blood flow activates the nerves that cause pain'

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