American shoppers enjoying streak of falling food prices
Lower food prices are good for American shoppers at the grocery store, but not so good for U.S. farmers
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Lower food prices are good for American shoppers at the grocery store, but not so good for U.S. farmers
Investigators say that suspect Daniel Heinrich may now be tied to multiple other child assaults from the 1980s
Sandstone pedestal was popular among vistors who often posed for pictures on it at Cape Kiwanda, Oregon
"I'm not unisex. I'm not other. I'm a boy," says teen currently restricted to using bathroom in nurse's office at high school
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Seneca Police Chief John Covington declined to give a reason for firing Mark Tiller, calling it a "personnel matter"
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