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Parenting

50 Surprising Things Teachers Often Have To Buy For Their Classrooms

It seems fairly obvious that a classroom would be equipped with these items, but often they are not.
Wellness

Is It COVID, The Flu Or RSV? Here’s How To Tell.

It can be pretty hard to tell these circulating viruses apart, but experts share some tips for deciphering your symptoms.
Parenting

5 Things Therapists Say Parents Are Confessing To This Time Of Year

The end of summer vacation can mean a return to various stressors for parents.
Parenting

30 Questions To Ask Your Kid Beyond ‘How Was Your Day?’

Want to have meaningful conversations with your child? Here are better questions to ask that may get them talking.

SHOPPING

43 Products That Will Make You Feel Like The Cleverest Human Alive

These Under-$30 Walmart Products Will Make You More Comfortable In The Heat

You’ll Thank Yourself For Buying A Makeup Organizer From Target

27 Products On Amazon That Inspired Over 1,000 People To Leave A 5-Star Review

32 Travel Products Under $20 That Are Worth Every Damn Penny

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Culture & Arts

It Shouldn’t Be This Hard To Be A Hip-Hop Fan — But It Is

There’s a bittersweetness in celebrating 50 years of hip-hop when many artists don’t even make it to 50.
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U.S. News

Records: No Indication That Warning Sirens Sounded Before Deadly Maui Wildfires Overtook Town

Many survivors said they didn’t hear any sirens or receive a warning that gave them enough time to prepare to evacuate.
By Claire Rush, Ty O'Neil, Jennifer Sinco Kelleher and Rebecca Boone, AP
Politics

Michael Cohen, Trump’s Fixer-Turned-Critic, Is Considering A Congressional Run

Cohen said he is "interested" in unseating Rep. Jerry Nadler (D-N.Y.), a popular liberal lawmaker.
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Entertainment

Halle Berry On Why Women In Their 30s Shouldn’t Feel Pressured To Have Kids

The director and Oscar-winning actor discussed "old ideologies" about women and having kids by a certain age.
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Culture & Arts

Killer Mike Finally Realizes Who He Is — And His Latest Album Is His Most Personal Yet

The Atlanta rapper took his fans on a spiritual journey on his album “Michael” and crafted his summer tour like a revival at a Southern church.
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U.S. News

Despair America: Suicides More Common Than Anytime Since WWII

Last year, according to new data, the number of suicides jumped by more than 1,000, to 49,449 — about a 3% increase vs. the year before.
By Mike Stobbe, AP
U.S. News

Illinois Supreme Court Upholds Assault Weapons Ban

The Friday ruling overturns a lower court decision that attempted to halt the ban of assault weapons after Gov. J.B. Pritzker signed it into law earlier this year.
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Culture & Arts

‘And Just Like That’ Is Winding Down — And Turning Up The Heat

In the latest episode, almost everyone was having sex — or talking about it — just like they should be on the "Sex and the City" revival.
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Wellness

This Hidden iPhone Feature May Just Save Your Life In An Emergency

If you're in a place without cellular coverage, there's a way for iPhone users to reach help.
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Politics

More Michigan Republicans Accused Of Being Fake Electors For Trump Plead Not Guilty

The nine defendants were arraigned on eight criminal charges, including conspiracy to commit election forgery.
By Joey Cappelletti, AP
Politics

Trump Is Disqualified From Holding Office, Conservative Law Professors Argue

Two constitutional law academics determined that the Constitution bars Trump from becoming president again due to his role in the Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection.
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Opinion

Opinion: Trump’s Plan To Go Full-On Fascist If He Wins In 2024

If elected, the former president and his allies are planning a wholesale restructuring of the executive branch that would give him sweeping presidential power.
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Politics

The Same People Who Questioned The 2020 Election Could End Up Guiding Policy

Conservative Pundit Makes Alarming Prediction About Trump's Rhetoric

Former House Republican Tears Into Kevin McCarthy For 'Frightening' Trump Defense

Maggie Haberman Spells Out The Tactic Trump Is Using To Navigate Indictments

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Entertainment

Stephen King Says This 2022 Movie May Be Considered A 'Classic' In 2 Decades

26 Of The Funniest Tweets About Cats And Dogs This Week

Dozens Injured At Raucous Travis Scott Concert That Sparked Earthquake Fears

'Heartbroken': Mick Fleetwood's Hawaii Restaurant Lost In Maui Fires

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Life

What ‘And Just Like That’ Gets Right About Being The Only Single Friend

The Funniest Tweets From Parents This Week

Why You Should Never, Ever Take Too Much Vitamin C

These 4 Shower Mistakes Can Lead To Hair Loss

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Shopping

These TikTok-Famous Cloud Slides Are Ultra-Comfortable — And 43% Off Right Now

If Your Vehicle Is Trashed From Summer Fun, May We Suggest A Car Vacuum?

Summer Doesn’t Have To End Thanks To These 13 Vacation-Scented Beauty Products

The Magical $20 Nail Concealer That Helped Me Slash My Mani-Pedi Budget

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Communities

An Open Letter To Boys Like O’Shae Sibley

‘Reservation Dogs’ Created The Blueprint For Indigenous-Led Storytelling On TV

It’s Time To Address The Sexual Abuse Of Latino Boys — And Why Abusers Are Sometimes Protected

On Heat Eaters, Chef Esther Choi Is Reinventing Hot Girl Summer

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