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US
In Phoenix, Heat Becomes a Brutal Test of Endurance
Arizona is used to scorching summers, but the region’s 11th straight day of 110-degree temperatures is straining patience and resources.
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News
Ruth Fitzpatrick, Crusader for Letting Women Be Priests, Dies at 90
Feeling called to the Roman Catholic priesthood but denied entry, she became a leader of a national group that has…
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Business
BBC Crisis Grows as Staff Member Is Accused of Abuse by 2nd Person
The British broadcaster was facing questions about its handling of an internal inquiry over explicit photos after another person accused…
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Business
At Auction, American Cars Are Often Not Valued as Highly as their European Counterparts
Call it a lack of panache or sportiness, but U.S.-built autos don’t bring in the biggest money.
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Business
A Kansas College Restored a Mercedes. It’s Now Headed to Pebble Beach.
A class at McPherson College worked on a 1953 Mercedes-Benz 300S for about six years. It then got a rare…
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World
Humanitarian Aid to Syria Is Imperiled After Vetoes in U.N. Security Council
Dueling resolutions failed on Russian- and U.S.-led vetoes, cutting off a cross-border lifeline from Turkey to more than four million…
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US
A Hollywood Diner Becomes a Writers’ Room of a Different Sort
In their third month on the picket lines, Los Angeles screenwriters are drawing inspiration — and sustenance — from a…
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US
DeSantis’s Striking, Risky Strategy: Not Trying to Trick Small Donors
Diverging from Donald Trump, who has often cajoled, guilt-tripped and even misled small donors, the DeSantis team is pledging to…
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News
A Tiny Fish That Fuels an Atlantic Ecosystem Now Fuels Industry Debates
A mainstay of the commercial fishing industry, menhaden are the primary food source for all sorts of fish and birds…
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World
Scientists Have Found a Hot Spot on the Moon’s Far Side
Data from two Chinese orbiters helped a team of scientists explain why a patch of lunar terrain is so much…