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Flu cases are surging across the U.S. If it feels like everyone you know is sick, you're probably right. The CDC estimates this season has already caused at least 15 million illnesses, 180,000 ...

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It is easy to dismiss breadcrumbs as a legacy feature—just a row of small links at the top of a product page. But in 2026, ...

Government plans to make inheritance tax due on pensions, plus other changes to IHT rules, have seen a leap in people enquiring about the use of trusts to protect their wealth. So what are trusts, and ...

Since the fatal shooting of Renee Good in Minneapolis, administration officials have defended the use of deadly force, which agency guidelines say should be a last resort. By Hamed Aleaziz and ...

Iran is at a dangerous crossroads. Protests have gripped the country while tensions between Tehran and Washington are becoming increasingly volatile — raising fears that unrest could lead to violent ...

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WASHINGTON (AP) — Senate Democratic leaders believe they have a path to winning the majority in November, though it's one with very little wiggle room. The party got a new burst of confidence when ...