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Consumer Health: Men's health and living a longer, healthier life

June is Men's Health Month, which makes this a good time to learn about the top threats to men's health and what you can do to keep yourself healthy.

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Editorial: The levers of Powell: The Federal Reserve pauses interest rate hikes, a caution that should continue

After 10 consecutive interest rate hikes meant to squeeze down inflation, the Federal Reserve on Wednesday held steady at a benchmark rate of between 5 and 5.25%, indicating that the aggressive intervention has yielded results and the central bank is easing off. Let’s hope this pattern holds, because the consequences…

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Editorial: Kevin McCarthy should support a bill to help veterans get the benefits they deserve

When a U.S. military member retires from service, he or she qualifies for retirement pay.

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Editorial: Trump tried to turn dead-serious Miami case into a campaign sideshow. Don’t fall for it

Donald Trump tried to turn indictment day into campaign day in Miami Tuesday — and he kind of succeeded.

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Traveling to Florida a felony? Georgians could be impacted by new law

ATLANTA — Andrea Hinojosa is an aid worker embedded in rural South Georgia’s immigrant farmworker communities.

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Editorial: The classroom can be stressful. Now Missouri is fining teachers who want to leave?

The pandemic and its aftermath have taken a terrible toll on the teaching profession across the country, and Missouri is no exception to the rule. That’s why the state last year set up a Blue Ribbon Commission to figure out how to attract and retain teachers. The commission meets again…

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Commentary: Avoiding disaster by mandating AI testing

Bad weather rarely causes a plane to crash — but the low probability of such a crash isn’t because nature lacks the power to send a plane woefully off course. In fact, as recently as 2009, a thunderstorm caused a crash resulting in 228 deaths.

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This school tries unique strategy to prepare young kids to learn to read

Every Georgia elementary school will soon have to reconsider how to teach reading. One metro Atlanta system has a head start.

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Cynthia M. Allen: Sex, nuns, rock ‘n’ roll: While bishop and convent clash, it’s the church that loses

FORT WORTH, Texas -- Whether you are a Catholic or not, you almost certainly know about the very public, very hostile dispute between Fort Worth Catholic Bishop Michael Olson and an order of cloistered Carmelite nuns in Arlington, Texas.

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Dodgers work 11 innings to beat White Sox in their final at-bat

LOS ANGELES ― A bold display of power got the Los Angeles Dodgers back in the game Thursday against the Chicago White Sox.

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Big deficit, too many fizzled rallies doom Padres in loss to Guardians

SAN DIEGO — The improved San Diego Padres offense continued to do new things, but could not shake old habits.

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Familiar script followed, as more Pirates pitching problems open door to Cubs sweep

CHICAGO — After concluding a 6-3 homestand by earning a series victory against the Mets, one with seemingly some get-right vibes attached to it, the Pirates set out on a six-game road trip against a couple division foes feeling pretty good.

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Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce provided input for Chiefs’ Super Bowl rings

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes walked Thursday’s red carpet at Union Station proudly flashing his Super Bowl LIV championship ring.

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China’s spying in Cuba picks up where the Soviet Union left off

For a half century, America’s top geopolitical rival used a spy base in nearby Cuba to steal U.S. military secrets by listening in on phone and data communications.

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Mavericks rival Dwyane Wade praises JJ Barea, discusses NBA Finals appearances vs. Dallas

DALLAS — "Haters are gonna say I shot 20 free throws."

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Peru’s President Boluarte says she’ll remain in power until 2026

Peru’s President Dina Boluarte plans to stay in power until 2026, she said in her first explicit statement on the issue since congress rejected her proposal to bring elections forward to this year.

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Tigers rally for 8-4 win in series opener against division-leading Twins

MINNEAPOLIS — The Tigers were walking a shaky tightrope coming into this series with the Central Division-leading Twins.

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Cyberattack hits US national lab, nuclear waste site

A contractor at a U.S. national lab and a radioactive waste storage site managed by the Department of Energy were among the victims of wide-ranging cyberattacks that saw several federal agencies hacked, according to a person familiar with the matter.

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Larry Stone: Pleasant surprise for Mariners and pest for opponents

Jose Caballero is a certified pest, in the best possible baseball sense of the word.

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Texas bans transgender athletes in college sports under new law signed by Gov. Abbott

AUSTIN, Texas — Transgender athletes can’t play on Texas college sports teams that don’t align with their birth sex under a new law signed by Gov. Greg Abbott on Thursday.

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Bally’s Corp. to focus on Tropicana demolition, future A’s plans

LAS VEGAS — With Senate Bill 1 providing funding for an A’s ballpark in Las Vegas now signed into law by Gov. Joe Lombardo, Bally’s Corp. will now turn its attention to when the Tropicana hotel will be demolished.

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Ray Lewis III, son of ex-Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis, dead at 28

Ray Lewis III, the son of ex-Baltimore Ravens star and Pro Football Hall of Famer Ray Lewis, has died at the age of 28.

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‘Hold him accountable for the people who couldn’t testify’: Jurors start deliberating in Pittsburgh synagogue shooting trial after closing arguments

PITTSBURGH — The case in the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting trial was handed to the jury Thursday afternoon.

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RFK Jr. tells Joe Rogan he takes ‘precautions’ to avoid CIA assassination

Presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. told podcast host Joe Rogan he’s “aware” the CIA may kill him and lives accordingly.

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Oakland A’s have win streak snapped in front of familiar-sized crowd

OAKLAND, Calif. – JJ Bleday’s three-run home run in the bottom of the second inning Wednesday was exactly the kind of big hit the Oakland A’s had been getting on their season-long seven-game win streak that began earlier this month.

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