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Statehouse aide union calls for resignation of Sen. Sonya Jaquez Lewis

Donald Trump Says U.S. Shouldn’t Intervene In Syria As Opposition Forces Gain Ground

Trump doesn’t need Congress to make abortion effectively unavailable

Man Jailed For 10 Years Over Woman’s Death At ‘Slapping Therapy’ Workshop In UK

Douglas County commissioner resigns before end of term, blaming conflict with colleagues

Stolen Ruby Slippers Worn By Judy Garland In ‘The Wizard Of Oz’ Auctioned For $28 Million

What does martial law look like in the U.S.?

Syrian Rebels Say They Have Encircled Capital; Russia, Trump Weigh In: 10 Points

Aurora impounded about 200 vehicles in first month of new “three-strikes” law
Business

Ukraine’s economy shrank by 30% in first three quarters of 2022

Italy business lobby cuts 2023 economy growth forecast to zero on energy concerns

Taiwan signals its chip firms will follow new U.S. rules on China

Why SoFi Is Suing to End the Student Loan Payment Pause

Dragon at Disneyland’s ‘Fantasmic!’ Performance Catches Fire

The Week in Business: A Trial With a Twist

Bed Bath & Beyond Files for Bankruptcy

Sacklers Gave Millions to Institution That Advises on Opioid Policy

Gail Christian, Trailblazing News Correspondent, Dies at 83
Tech

The Order review: a gripping true-crime thriller that will unsettle you

Apple’s progress with slimmer iPhones sounds stunning, and worrying

The Gorge trailer: Anya Taylor-Joy and Miles Teller guard a dangerous secret in new Apple thriller

Severance season 2 trailer reveals Mark’s new mission

Many hybrids rank as most reliable of all vehicles, EVs progress: Consumer Reports

I’m running out of reasons not to ditch Windows for good

OnePlus could return to the “mini” flagship formula in 2025

PowerWash Simulator’s latest seasonal update is here, and it’s festive

How the iPhone 16 won the battle of the camera button
Health

ASH 2024: Roundup of news from first day of conference

Biden Administration’s Access Model Offers Hope For Gene Therapies

UnitedHealthcare Profits Less About Denials, More About The Pandemic

Killer heat hit harder for the young than the elderly

Acknowledging The Needs Of College Students Who Are Performing Athletes

Expert Tips for Restful Flights

WHO researchers investigating mysterious disease in DRC

How To Assess The Mysterious Outbreak In The DRC

Reaction shows anger at health care industry
Sports

College Football Playoff takeaways: Oregon secures top spot, but let seeding debates begin

What the Bill Belichick-UNC situation reveals about how college coaching searches work

Lindsey Vonn, at 40, returns to competitive skiing with two downhill races

Bettor places largest NFL wager of the year: $3.1 million on the Eagles-Panthers game

Russini’s what I’m hearing: Cousins’ past and future, Belichick’s interest in college is real

What to expect next from the Golden State Valkyries after WNBA expansion draft

The end of Ferrari’s ‘C²’: Leclerc and Sainz’s genuine F1 partnership faces its sunset in Abu Dhabi

For Boise State, an original giant killer, winning a CFP game would be signature feat

Remembering Kath Phipps: ‘She treated everyone at Man United like royalty. She was royalty herself’
Entertainment

Influencer Breckie Hill addresses Barry Keoghan hookup rumors after he’s accused of cheating on Sabrina Carpenter with her

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Musicians May Lose Fifth of Income to AI in Three Years: Report

Evelyn Lozada’s daughter Shaniece Hairston welcomes baby boy with rapper The Game

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Nicko McBrain Says Tonight Will Be His Final Iron Maiden Concert

Jennifer Garner, Ben Affleck spotted driving around LA together after Thanksgiving reunion

What Dark Chocolate Is Healthy? Benefits Explained – Hollywood Life

Judge Warns Kiss of ‘Serious Risk’ in Fired Wig Roadie Lawsuit

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Unionized HarperCollins Employees Are Back to Work After a 3-Month Strike

Unionized HarperCollins Employees Are Back to Work After a 3-Month Strike

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February 22, 2023

Unionized HarperCollins staff returned to work on Tuesday, in lots of instances opening their inboxes and corresponding with their supervisors ...

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