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Supreme Court blocks some of Arizona proof-of-citizenship requirements for November election
The Supreme Court on Thursday declined to revive parts of a Republican-backed Arizona law that could have barred thousands of voters from casting a ballot in the November presidential contest or vote by mail.
Supreme Court blocks some of Arizona proof-of-citizenship requirements for November election
The Supreme Court on Thursday declined to revive parts of a Republican-backed Arizona law that could have barred thousands of voters from casting a ballot in the November presidential contest or vote by mail.
A Virginia mom has been missing for over 3 weeks. Her husband has now been charged with concealing a body, police say
The husband of Mamta Kafle Bhatt, a 28-year-old Virginia mother who has been missing for over three weeks, has been charged with concealing a body in connection with her disappearance, which has received an outpour of community attention and prompted authorities to conduct hundreds of interviews and execute 10 related search warrants.
US military asking contractors to help haul boats used in troubled Gaza pier mission back to the US
Roughly seven months after setting sail for the US military’s troubled temporary pier mission off the Gaza coast, three US Army boats are expected to have to be hauled back to the US by contracted civilian vessels behind schedule, raising more concern about the state of the Army watercraft at the center of a major effort to bring humanitarian aid into war-torn Gaza.
Viral comedian brings energy to political impressions at the DNC
Comedian Matt Friend joins CNN’s Jim Acosta to share his impersonations of politicians and celebrities. Known for his humorous impressions of figures like Jeff Goldblum and Howard Stern, he gained attention at the Democratic National Convention. Matt also hosts a podcast called “Friend in High Places,” featuring interviews with personalities like Bill Maher and Michael Cohen.
An experimental pill cut hot flashes and improved sleep for women in menopause — without using hormones
An experimental once-a-day pill that works without hormones significantly reduced the number of hot flashes experienced by women going through menopause and improved their sleep compared to a placebo, according to two new trials from drugmaker Bayer.
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