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Secretary says State Department is working to deal with 'unprecedented demand' for passports
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March Madness 2023: Sweet 16 results from Saturday's women's tournament
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Rap artist Afroman sued by officers who raided his home
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Ohio Train Derailment · HarrisburgA Pennsylvania school district is suing Norfolk Southern over the impacts of the East Palestine, Ohio, train derailment that led to the release of toxic chemicals and forced thousands to evacuate for days.
Pennsylvania school district files lawsuit against Norfolk Southern over East Palestine train crash
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Immigration · Uvalde CountyTwo migrants were found dead in a shipping container on a train the authorities stopped east of Uvalde, Texas, on Friday, according to local police. U.S. Border Patrol stopped the train, which was operating on Union Pacific tracks, near the town of Knippa. According to a statement from Union Pacific, a total of 15 people were found in two different train cars.
Two migrants found dead in shipping container on train in Uvalde County, Texas
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A look at the US military mission in Syria and its dangers
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A terrifying fungal disease is infecting frogs in Africa. Here's why it matters
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Toast · ToastAround 48% of quick-service restaurants now give customers the option to tip, according to data released this month from Toast, a restaurant management software company. That's up from 38% in 2020.
It's not just your imagination. More places are asking you to tip
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