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America’s fourth and eighth grade students’ sliding reading scores worsened in 2024, according to th
ExxonMobil has yet to turn over key financial records subpoenaed by state investigators over a year
Nevada utility regulators dealt their latest blow to the state’s solar industry on Friday, refusing
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In an eagerly anticipated decision, the Food and Drug Administration Thursday approved the first gen
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Jonathan and his twin brother were born in Sierra Leone with clubfeet. His twin died as a baby, and
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