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Article · PoliticsJon Kyl, former Senate minority whip, dies at 84Published 
Article · EntertainmentBelichick calls reports of Hudson's role at UNC a flat-out liePublished 
Article · EntertainmentRosalind Ashford, original Martha and the Vandellas singer, dies at 83Published 
Article · WorldShark kills swimmer off Perth's Sorrento BeachPublished 
Article · PoliticsAlabama executes Jeffery Lee after courts barred nitrogen gasPublished
Article · EntertainmentJudy Sheindlin, 83, ends on-camera TV career in OctoberPublished 
Article · EntertainmentDolly Parton's first posthumous song debuts on Stanley Brothers albumPublished 
Article · WorldItalian police report calls ambulance driver Luca Spada a serial predatorPublished 
Article · WorldBoy, 15, survives days on overturned skiff in Bering SeaPublished 
Article · PoliticsTravis Shockley charged with first-degree assault in Duluth stabbingPublished 
Article · PoliticsSheriff sends two bodies from Mount Yonah to GBI crime labPublished
Article · WorldIran state TV airs $10 million bounty on Barron TrumpPublished - Correction · HealthUS cyclosporiasis cases reach 15,716, over 13 times last year's totalAn earlier version said that one tool which would ordinarily help gauge the outbreak's true size no longer exists, and referred to FoodNet's elimination. FoodNet has not been eliminated. The CDC made reporting optional for Cyclospora and five other pathogens for data collected on or after July 1, 2025, and the network still runs, covering a surveillance area of about 16 per cent of the US population. The narrowing of FoodNet's reporting requirements was written up as the end of the network, which contradicted this article's own accurate statement that FoodNet still runs.Logged
Article · WorldTrump says Canada wants state benefits after trade talks collapsePublished 
Article · EntertainmentFormer West Brom midfielder Quévin Castro dies at 25 after collapsePublished
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