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6 Apps You Really Should Use To Spy On Your Kids

It can be so dangerous out there.

Wellness

If Your Vaginal Discharge Looks Like This, It’s Time To See A Gyno

OB-GYNs discuss the signs that warrant a call to your doctor.

Relationships

25 Of The Funniest Tweets About Married Life

'I actually asked for a vacuum for Christmas but my husband laughed and told me he isn’t that stupid'

Home & Living

Is Cellphone Insurance Worth It?

Whether you should get your cellphone insured depends on five questions you should ask yourself.

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Culture & Arts

Anime Helped Me Cope Through A Rough Year — And I Found Community With Others Who Love It Too

Entertainment

Justin Bieber Blasts H&M For Putting His Face On ‘Trash’ Clothes, Says Not To Buy Them

Entertainment

The Specials Lead Singer Terry Hall Dies Aged 63

Entertainment

Alicia Silverstone Poses Nude For New PETA Campaign

Black Voices

‘South Side’ Actor Chandra Russell On Why Black Women Are The Funniest People Alive

Wellness

Is It Racist To Ask Someone ‘What Are You?’ Here’s What Mixed Race And POC Say.

Politics

Jan. 6 Committee Says Donald Trump Associates Tried To Bribe Witnesses

Rep. Zoe Lofgren said a lawyer affiliated with Trump offered a witness a well-paying job if she refused to talk to the committee.

Arthur Delaney

Entertainment

Tom Cruise Thanks ‘Top Gun: Maverick’ Fans While Skydiving For ‘Mission: Impossible’

The actor also shared behind-the-scenes footage of another stunt — which he called "the most dangerous thing we've ever attempted."

Marco Margaritoff

U.S. News

Oregon Bans Sales Of New Gas-Powered Passenger Cars By 2035

The rule, which aims to significantly cut greenhouse gas emissions, is based on vehicle emission standards California adopted in August.

By AP

Sports

Cheer Groups Move To Dismiss Sex Abuse And Racketeering Lawsuits

A series of lawsuits beginning in South Carolina is accusing cheer coaches, choreographers and others of illicit drug provision, child pornography solicitation and rape.

By James Pollard, AP

Politics

Cannabis Reform Dead In Congress After Objections From Republicans

Lawmakers couldn’t even agree to approve a modest bill allowing cannabis businesses access to banking.

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Arthur Delaney

Politics

Pentagon Officials Feared Trump Would Try To Use Troops In His Jan. 6 Coup Attempt

The Jan. 6 committee found that some officials believed that Trump would issue an "illegal order" and that there was no intentional delay in deploying the military.

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Science

NASA Mars Lander InSight Goes Silent After 4 Years

The lander’s power levels have been dwindling for months because of all the dust coating its solar panels, but the team will keep trying to make contact with it, just in case.

By Marcia Dunn, AP

U.S. News

Drew Griffin, CNN Investigative Journalist, Dies At 60

The tenacious correspondent was still working on an investigation in the final days of his cancer battle, CNN's CEO said.

Josephine Harvey

Politics

Government Funding Bill Includes 11th-Hour Carveout For Lobster Industry

Environmentalists warn that the measure, which blocks stricter rules meant to protect right whales, could doom the species.

Chris D'Angelo

U.S. News

Magnitude 6.4 Earthquake Shakes Parts Of Northern California

The U.S. Geological Survey says a magnitude 6.4 earthquake shook parts of Northern California, jolting people awake, and thousands were without power afterward.

By AP