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Apr 25 2024
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Disputes over Lexington County roads, growth persist despite leaders seeking common ground
Lexington County leaders are agreeing to once again take care of roads in a few of the county’s cities and towns in an apparent attempt to relieve ongoing tension across the county. But some municipal leaders believe the move is meant to divide their united front, as members of the county collectively grapple with how to manage their ongoing population boom. Since County Council’s December
The StateAug 18 2024
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6 Common Eye Conditions That Appear as We Age
Our lives take a toll on our eyes. Whether it's staring at a screen for work or spending the summer under the sun, your daily activities could be increasing your risk for eyestrain and vision problems. And that gets truer as we get older. Aging vision means changing vision, and not usually for the better. As the years tick by, it's common to have problems seeing things up close, distinguishing
CNETAug 29 2024
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Pregnancy After Tying Tubes More Common Than Thought
Women are becoming pregnant after having their tubes tied, even though the procedure is considered a “permanent” form of birth control, a new study warns. Between 3% and 5% of U.S. women who underwent tubal ligation later reported an unplanned pregnancy, according to findings published Aug. 27 in the journal NEJM Evidence. That means the procedure is less effective than other forms of birth
Newsmax (News)Sep 05 2024
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In the Pacific, a ‘Dumping Ground’ for Priests Accused or Convicted of Abuse
Tap the Play button at the top of any article to hear it read aloud. Over a decades-long period, more than 30 Catholic priests and missionaries moved to remote island nations after they had allegedly abused children in the West, or had been found to do so. Pope Francis will be welcomed by children bearing flowers, a 21-gun salute and a candlelight vigil after he lands in Papua New Guinea on
New York Times (News)Aug 10 2024
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Free Backpacks Sunday At Pacific Commons
FREMONT, CA — School starts Wednesday in Fremont Unified School District. If you are still buying back-to-school clothes, electronics and classroom supplies, Pacific Commons has a deal for you. The Fremont shopping center is giving away backpacks loaded with goodies on Sunday, August 11 from 1 to 3 p.m. to shoppers who spend $75 or more. Here is the fine print, "To redeem, bring your same day
Patch.comSep 05 2024
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Nicaragua Releases 135 Political Prisoners on Humanitarian Grounds
You have been granted access, use your keyboard to continue reading. President Daniel Ortega of Nicaragua in Venezuela in April. In past years, he has overseen a harsh crackdown on free speech and other rights. Tap the Play button at the top of any article to hear it read aloud. Among those freed under the deal brokered by the U.S. government were 13 affiliated with Mountain Gateway, an
New York Times (News)Sep 01 2024
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Dentist reveals 4 common brushing mistakes that may be damaging your teeth
Across an average lifetime, we spend roughly 82 days brushing our teeth. It's an important step in our daily routine, and, for many of us, one we do on autopilot. Good oral hygiene is essential for preventing tooth decay and gum disease, but it may also play an important role in reducing our risk of heart disease, dementia, and respiratory infections like pneumonia. And yet, many of us are
NewsweekAug 26 2024
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Richardson to become a 5G testing ground
Richardson announced a partnership with UT Dallas on Tuesday morning to research and test advanced 5G radio access network (RAN) products. A new development lab will work toward enhancing infrastructure needed to advance manufacturing, healthcare and the automotive industry. 5G RAN is the latest cellular technology, physically a base station and an antenna that connects wireless devices over a
The Dallas Morning NewsAug 22 2024
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Boosters of Assisted Suicide Want It to Be Much More Common
National Review (Opinion)Aug 16 2024
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What Kamala Harris and Beyoncé have in common
It’s likely no coincidence that the Harris campaign asked for permission to use the song “Freedom,” a track that appeared on Beyoncé’s Lemonade, arguably her magnum opus. It’s the singer’s most issue-oriented album and has been read as a kind of manifesto by many (especially on the right). Those who operate outside the Beyhive’s watchful eye may not have been as dialed into her references to
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