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Dove, Eloise, Wells, and Anders are names experts are predicting will get more popular next year.

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PARENTING

Experts Predict Which Baby Names Will Be Popular In 2022

By Caroline Bologna

Naming experts explain why they think parents will be choosing these names next year.

"We are one or two election cycles away from a constitutional crisis,” Bee Nguyen, foreground, who is running for secretary of state in Georgia, told HuffPost.

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POLITICS

The Races That Could Prevent The Hijacking Of The 2024 Election

By Travis Waldron

Secretary of state contests are in the 2022 spotlight as Trump continues to undermine American democracy. None may be bigger than Georgia’s.

FILE - In this Oct. 5, 2014, file photo, Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Vincent Jackson (83) runs with the ball in the second half of an NFL football game against the New Orleans Saints in New Orleans. Florida authorities are looking into the death of former Buccaneers player Jackson, who was found dead Monday, Feb. 15, 2021, at a Florida hotel room. (AP Photo/Bill Haber, File)

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U.S. NEWS

NFL Star Vincent Jackson Had Stage 2 CTE Before Death, Family Says

By Sebastian Murdock

The neurodegenerative brain disease manifests after frequent blows to the head.

Claudette Colvin is seen in a 1998 file photo. Colvin was arrested at the age of 15 in 1955 for not giving up her seat to a white person in Montgomery, Alabama. (Photo by Dudley M. Brooks/The The Washington Post via Getty Images)

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U.S. NEWS

Judge Clears Court Record Of Civil Rights Pioneer Claudette Colvin

By JAY REEVES, AP

Colvin was arrested for refusing to move to the back of a segregated Alabama bus in 1955, months before Rosa Parks did the same.

President Joe Biden speaks to tornado survivors as he surveys storm damage in Dawson Springs, Kentucky on Wednesday.

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POLITICS

Biden Pledges To Do 'Whatever It Takes' To Help Tornado Victims

By Alexandra Jaffe and Zeke Miller, AP

“The scope and scale of this destruction is almost beyond belief,” he said.

A nurse takes care of a baby in the neonatal intensive care unit of Malalai Maternity hospital in Kabul, Afghanistan.

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WORLD NEWS

Afghanistan's Health Care System On The Brink Of Collapse

By Elena Becatoros, AP

Hospitals in Kabul are running out of supplies, including diesel fuel to produce supplemental oxygen for COVID-19 patients.