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Fluoride could jar children's intelligence, say health officials
Water with more than 1.5 milligrams of fluoride per liter correlates with lower IQ levels in children, according to a new report from the National Toxicology Program, part of the Health and Human Services Department.
Dennis Quaid talks 'Reagan,' disses Facebook for censoring biopic as election interference
Actor Dennis Quaid, who portrays Ronald Reagan in an upcoming biopic, says Facebook keeps removing videos of him as the Republican icon because they might help Donald Trump's presidential campaign.
Democrats at DNC cry 'freedom!' -- but mean 'control'
An interesting thing happened on the way to the formal nomination of Kamala Harris as the Democrat Party's pick for president -- namely, the DNC made a play for conservatives' bread and butter by scooping up the rallying call, "Freedom!" Gentlemen, start your gaslit engines.
Florida Supreme Court allows financial statement on abortion ballot measure in win for pro-lifers
The proposed Florida abortion amendment will include a somber warning about its financial impact, including the possibility that taxpayers may wind up paying for the procedures if the measure passes.
Teen pleads guilty in deadly beatdown of disabled D.C. man; four other girls to go to trial
A teen girl pleaded guilty Tuesday for her role in last year's fatal beating of a disabled man in Northwest, while the other teen girls charged in the case will head to trial next month.
Woman accused of climbing fence and sticking hand into a tiger exhibit at a New Jersey zoo
A woman is being sought by Bridgeton, New Jersey, police who accuse her of hopping a wooden fence before sticking her hand through a wire enclosure at a tiger exhibit at the Cohanzick Zoo.
White's case latest black eye for D.C. City Hall; Mayor Barry's drug raid tops all
The bribery case unfolding around D.C. Council member Trayon White is the latest in a long line of scandals featuring D.C. politicians accused of lying, stealing and flouting the law in a city they swore to serve.
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