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If you used Cash App and received a payment notice, you may be wondering whether the money is real and whether you can still claim. The settlement has a fixed fund, a
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Isaias inland flooding risk remains after storm weakens
Follow-up to our 10 October report. If you live in southern Alabama, the Florida Panhandle or southwest Georgia, a weaker storm label can feel like good news. It isn't the whole picture.
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Christa Pike, a prisoner on Tennessee's death row, has been discharged from outside medical care and returned to prison, according to her attorneys. That news does not end her case. Her lawyers
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Prince William mental health: where UK readers can get help
Prince William has shared a message marking World Mental Health Day, and it may have reached you through social media. A message can start a conversation. It cannot replace urgent help. Here
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Medicare open enrollment dates: Oct. 15 to Dec. 7
Medicare's annual enrollment window opens 15 October, and many beneficiaries will see notices about next year's plan. Most people do not need to change anything. The real task is checking whether your
Ole Miss student deaths: father and son face federal charges
Parents and students at the University of Mississippi have heard fast-moving reports about two student deaths. A federal case now links drug charges to the investigation of one of those deaths. A
California diesel prices 2026: $8.08 a gallon after a dip
Diesel is still expensive for truckers and businesses that depend on freight. Federal data shows prices eased last week, but California drivers are paying more than $8 a gallon. Here is what
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The death of former NFL lineman Jordan Devey has prompted public tributes and questions about how athletes cope after their careers end. This article does not explain his death. It looks at
NYC Begins $5 Million Second-Home Surcharge: Who May Be Covered
New York City has started implementing a new surcharge on high-value second homes, aiming to raise money without increasing the burden on residents who use their properties as a primary home. The