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FBI director clarifies Guardsmen in critical condition after DC shooting, police provide timeline — Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images via Getty Images

US Politics · Washington

FBI director clarifies Guardsmen in critical condition after DC shooting, police provide timeline

50% Center coverage: 324 sources

FBI Director Kash Patel said the two West Virginia National Guardsmen wounded in a shooting Wednesday near the White House remain in critical condition, correcting an earlier report from Gov. Patrick Morrisey that the pair had died. See the Story

Frustrated by missing mail, one American took the Postal Service to court — REUTERS / pwu404

US Postal Service · United States

Frustrated by missing mail, one American took the Postal Service to court

63% Center coverage: 57 sources

HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — As a general rule, it’s difficult to sue the U.S. Postal Service for lost, delayed or mishandled mail. But a case before the U.S. Supreme Court involving a Texas landlord who alleges her mail was deliberately withheld for two years is looking to challenge that, in a proceeding the cash-strapped Postal Service says could prompt a deluge of lawsuits over the very common, if frustrating, phenomenon of missing mail. That conce…See the Story

Taking the kids: To see some holiday lights

United States · United States

Taking the kids: To see some holiday lights

88% Center coverage: 26 sources

Are your bored kids driving you nuts? You’re certainly not alone. Whether it’s Thanksgiving weekend or the weeks leading up to the December holidays, keeping the kids entertained can be a challenge at home or while visiting relatives.See the Story

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