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Senate to vote on bills to fund government, though unlikely to pass
Competing bills being taken up in the Senate today are unlikely to end the government shutdown impasse
"Sheer terror": Family says Nest camera warned of N. Korea missile attack
They're demanding tech companies take stronger action to protect consumers after their home security system was hijacked
Family behind OxyContin maker fueled opioid crisis, Massachusetts AG says
In a lawsuit, the state targets eight members of the Sackler family, alleging they are "personally responsible" for deceptively selling OxyContin
In New England, home prices fall as seas rise
Higher tides linked to climate change are lowering property values, hurting communities and homeowners
Financial tips for surviving the government shutdown
On Friday, nearly 800,000 federal workers will miss their second paycheck since the partial government shutdown started
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U.S. backing of Venezuelan opposition comes with risks
President Nicolas Maduro shunned by White House and U.S. allies, but some major world powers still have his back
Senate to vote on bills to fund government, though unlikely to pass
Competing bills being taken up in the Senate today are unlikely to end the government shutdown impasse
GOP leaders consider resolutions supporting Trump in 2020
A resolution passed by an RNC panel this week stated GOP's "unequivocal support" of Trump, a step that a president's own party has never taken
Trump agrees to postpone State of the Union address
Hours after Nancy Pelosi said she wouldn't allow the resolution authorizing the address onto the House floor, the president agreed to put if off
Lara Trump: Shutdown is "a little bit of pain," but future generations will "thank" workers
"Listen, it's not fair to you and we all get that," she said during an interview with digital news network Bold TV
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U.S. backing of Venezuelan opposition comes with risks
President Nicolas Maduro shunned by White House and U.S. allies, but some major world powers still have his back
Long-time Scottish political leader arrested amid sex harassment probe
Police won't confirm charges against Alex Salmond, who led Scotland's independence push and its semi-autonomous government for 7 years
U.S.-born journalist for Iranian network released from federal custody
Marzieh Hashemi — an American-born journalist working in Iran — has been released from U.S. custody after testifying before a grand jury in Washington
Mariano Rivera is Hall of Fame bound after amazing journey to MLB
Rivera, 49, is the first unanimous selection to the National Baseball Hall of Fame, and will be enshrined this summer
Migrant children in U.S. are being held in unlicensed shelters, lawyers say
A team of lawyers who inspect shelters say thousands of unaccompanied children are housed in unlicensed facilities
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"The Wizard of Oz" returning to theaters for 80th anniversary
You can see the beloved 1939 film in theaters starting this weekend
Carrie Underwood welcomes baby No. 2
The country singer and her former hockey player husband welcomed baby number two on Monday
Connie Britton on the "ambitious storytelling in "SMILF"
The Showtime comedy series follows a single mom struggling to give her son a better life
Alec Baldwin will take anger management class after guilty plea
He agreed to complete a one-day anger management class to resolve the criminal case
James Gandolfini's son to play young Tony Soprano in upcoming movie
"It's a profound honor to continue my dad's legacy while stepping into the shoes of a young Tony Soprano," 19-year-old Michael Gandolfini said
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"Sheer terror": Family says Nest camera warned of N. Korea missile attack
They're demanding tech companies take stronger action to protect consumers after their home security system was hijacked
Quarter of U.S. jobs could be jeopardized by AI, research shows
The most at-risk positions include cooks, waiters and others in food services, short-haul truckers and clerical workers, think tank's report says
PG&E bankruptcy shows we don't know how to pay for climate change
As weather gets more extreme, corporations, citizens and politicians fight over who should pay for the damages
Amazon's delivery robot "Scout" resembles a water cooler on wheels
Half a dozen of the self-driving devices are making the rounds in a neighborhood in Snohomish County, Washington
Northern lights to shine over parts of U.S., Canada tonight
Skygazers in some areas of the U.S. and Canada may get a rare glimpse of the aurora borealis
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Family behind OxyContin maker fueled opioid crisis, Massachusetts AG says
In a lawsuit, the state targets eight members of the Sackler family, alleging they are "personally responsible" for deceptively selling OxyContin
Gold Medal flour recalled over salmonella fears
General Mills says only five-pound bags with use-by dates of April 20 are affected and no related confirmed illnesses have been reported
Formerly conjoined twins thriving after rare, complex surgery
The girls are among the youngest twins joined at the head to be successfully separated
Emergency declared over measles in anti-vax hotspot
23 cases of measles have been confirmed and health officials are investigating two more suspected cases in Clark County, Washington
More blood pressure meds recalled over cancer-causing ingredient
Another pharmaceutical company is voluntarily recalling blood pressure medications due to trace amounts of a cancer-causing chemical
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In New England, home prices fall as seas rise
Higher tides linked to climate change are lowering property values, hurting communities and homeowners
Financial tips for surviving the government shutdown
On Friday, nearly 800,000 federal workers will miss their second paycheck since the partial government shutdown started
Quarter of U.S. jobs could be jeopardized by AI, research shows
The most at-risk positions include cooks, waiters and others in food services, short-haul truckers and clerical workers, think tank's report says
Gold Medal flour recalled over salmonella fears
General Mills says only five-pound bags with use-by dates of April 20 are affected and no related confirmed illnesses have been reported
1 in 5 hides credit or bank account from partner
Roughly 1 in 5 Americans in a live-in relationship keeps a secret checking, savings or credit card account
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Jennie-O to donate $25,000 reward money to Jayme Closs
The FBI and Jennie-O contributed a total of $50,000 for information on Closs' whereabouts; she had been kidnapped for nearly three months
5 people killed in Florida bank shooting; suspect in custody
Zephen Xaver, 21, has been taken into custody Wednesday after SWAT team entered SunTrust Bank branch in Sebring, Florida
Nurse arrested in case of incapacitated woman who gave birth
Investigators arrested 36-year-old Nathan Sutherland on a charge of sexual assault
Main doctor named of incapacitated woman who was raped, gave birth: Report
Doctor suspended; the woman had a baby after being sexually assaulted at Hacienda HealthCare facility in Phoenix
4 arrested in plot to attack Muslim community in New York
Investigators said the suspects were targeting Islamberg, a community that's been targeted in the past