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  1. Democrat endorses Republican candidate in key Michigan Senate race as party spat escalates

    BBC News

  2. Parents, let your kids eat as much candy as they want – less restriction could help reduce the urge to overeat

    Restricting access to candy is one way parents try to teach their kids moderation. But this can backfire and harm a child’s relationship to food and eating in the long run.

    The Conversation

  3. CCTV, zip ties and election watchers: How US mail-in votes are secured and counted

    BBC News

  4. Trump's tariffs could shutter this Canadian town - its residents are fighting to save it

    BBC News

  5. 'The necktie is dead': How US midterm candidates are dressing for votes

    BBC News

  6. ICE agent indicted for hitting Texas immigrant with vehicle during pursuit

    BBC News

  7. US approves sale of 500 Patriot missiles to Ukraine

    BBC News

  8. Manhunt under way after Toronto CEO and family violently attacked in home invasion

    BBC News

  9. Soaring cost of Halloween treats spooks shoppers

    BBC News

  10. Soaring cost of Halloween treats spooks shoppers

    BBC News

  11. Judge investigating whether Trump administration lied about golf course renovations

    BBC News

  12. Judge investigating whether Trump administration lied about golf course renovations

    BBC News

  13. Alaska Senate candidate denies knowing about alleged plot to put two Dan Sullivans on ballot

    BBC News

  14. US tech stocks see sharp falls as AI spending nears $1tn

    BBC News

  15. Zombies are real – just ask the parasites taking over the bodies and brains of insects and rodents, leading them to their doom

    Parasitic fungi, wasps, worms and amoeba can control the behavior of their hosts in various horrifying ways.

    The Conversation

  16. G20 'family photo' cancelled after protests over presence of Russian minister

    BBC News

  17. G20 'family photo' cancelled after protests over presence of Russian minister

    BBC News

  18. From 18th-century false ballots to the second JFK to double Dan Sullivans, a brief history of spoiler candidates and the unsuccessful legal challenges to them

    The spoiler candidate is one of the oldest tricks in the American campaign toolbox, and the law has rarely touched it.

    The Conversation

  19. US inmate Christa Pike says she woke up 'confused and in pain' after failed execution

    BBC News

  20. Canada stops using 'avalanche dogs' for rescues in Rocky Mountains, stirring outrage

    BBC News

  21. US tech stocks see sharp falls over AI cost fears

    BBC News

  22. Democratic senator blames Egypt press crackdown on US military aid decision

    BBC News

  23. Pope Leo XIV becomes first pontiff to vote in a US election

    BBC News

  24. Pope Leo XIV becomes first pontiff to vote in a US election

    BBC News

  25. Alaska Senate candidate denies knowing about alleged plot to put two Dan Sullivans on ballot

    BBC News

  26. US inmate Christa Pike says she woke up 'confused and in pain' after failed execution

    BBC News

  27. Sir Ian McKellen leads tributes to 'beloved actor' Sir Patrick Stewart after his death at 86

    BBC News

  28. Allegheny County is reassessing every property – here’s how your tax bill is calculated now

    A court has ordered Allegheny County’s first full reassessment since 2012. A finance scholar explains how assessed values and millage rates add up to your tax bill.

    The Conversation

  29. Why achieving your goals can leave you feeling so empty

    There is an irony in Anne Carson’s Nobel win: The highest award in literature has gone to a writer who has spent her career exploring the emptiness of a desire fulfilled.

    The Conversation

  30. Florida Department of Health considers dropping 4 school vaccine requirements – here’s what that could mean for kids

    Most parents of young children today haven’t experienced the devastating childhood diseases that used to be common before vaccines were developed.

    The Conversation

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