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Booking a summer trip? Here's what you're giving scammers

You found the flight, booked a hotel, and gave them your name, passport details and everything else they asked for. At this point, most of us close the laptop and start counting down the days. But nobody warns you that the moment you hit "confirm," your trip stops being only yours. Just this spring, hundreds of thousands of travelers learned the hard way what happens when the personal details you share with those companies get out (and how easily they get out). Some got a scam text quoting their

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Minnesota brothers lauded for patriotism after raising $60k for veterans group with lemonade stand

Two Minnesota brothers are being hailed as leaders of the next generation of American patriots after their lemonade stand raised a whopping sum for a nonprofit that supports veterans. Noah Dingels, 11, and Cole Dingels, 8, of Eden Prairie, Minnesota , first popped up their stand five years ago at a golf tournament hosted in their community by a nonprofit called Tee It Up for the Troops. The national organization hosts tournaments nationwide to support its six-pillar mission of helping American v

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Forecasters warn of record-breaking US summer heat amid intense El Niño

More than 100 million people could be affected in week leading to 4 July, with increased risks of droughts and wildfires Meteorologists are anticipating a tumultuous summer that could rank as one of the US’s hottest ever. New data released on Tuesday showed the first six months of the year were the hottest ever measured for parts of eight western states. Continue reading...

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Federal judge blocks Postal Service from carrying out Trump mail-in ballot order

A federal judge blocked the U.S. Postal Service from carrying out an executive order on mail-in ballots on Wednesday. President Donald Trump had ordered the postal service to transmit ballots for states only if those states first provided a list of mail-in voters, among other requirements. The ruling from U.S. District Judge Emmet Sullivan blocks the postal service from implementing the order nationwide. Sullivan argued that the order would violate the settlement agreement in an earlier 2020 law

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More Than Half the US on Alert for Extreme Heat: What to Know

More than 200 million people are feeling the heat with dangerous and punishing temperatures enveloping the Northeast ahead of the Fourth of July weekend. Forecasters predict several cities could set record highs through the holiday weekend from Detroit to Nashville to Bangor, Maine. NBC’s Ryan Nobles reports and TODAY’s Al Roker tracks the latest forecast.

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Team USA keeps World Cup dreams alive but loses star player and more top headlines

1. Team USA keeps World Cup dreams alive but loses star player 2. Dem leads GOP challenger by double digits in Southern battleground 3. Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce's wedding could spark spending frenzy VIOLENT ESCAPE — Illegal immigrant accused of ramming federal vehicle remains on the run. Continue reading … STANDING HIS GROUND — Newsom's office breaks silence on SCOTUS ruling as California faces ongoing trans athlete wave. Continue reading … POWER VACUUM — Chilling details emerge about Khamenei

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Guardian - World · Oct 8

Côte d’Ivoire floods kill 59 as west Africa endures torrential rains

Authorities say rainy season deadlier, with Ghana reporting 13 dead and floods also hitting Benin, Togo and Nigeria Floods in Côte d’Ivoire have killed 59 people since May, the communication minister told a cabinet meeting in Abidjan. There are fears the toll could further rise as rescue teams continue to search for victims during the rainy season, which runs from May until July, the minister, Amadou Coulibaly, added. Continue reading...

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NBC News · Oct 8

U.S. advances to round of 16 and the influencers who pulled off a sky-high stunt in NYC: Morning Rundown

The U.S. beat Bosnia and Herzegovina 2-0 on Wednesday to secure a place in the round of 16.

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Fox News · Oct 8

The biggest America 250 Fourth of July security threat may be where protection is thinnest

Ahead of America's 250th birthday this weekend, agencies are prepared for the possibility of an attack on Fourth of July crowds and parade-goers. That includes the Salute to America 250 Celebration and Fireworks in Washington, D.C., which the White House saids will be "one of the grandest displays of patriotism that the world has ever seen." More than a million people are slated to gather on the National Mall to hear President Donald Trump speak and watch "the largest pyrotechnics display in the

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Fox News · Oct 8

5 of America's greatest medical breakthroughs revealed as the nation marks 250 years

America has been at the forefront of medical innovation since the nation's founding in 1776. From groundbreaking surgeries to cancer breakthroughs, U.S. physicians have helped transform nearly every field of medicine . As America marks its 250th anniversary, experts are highlighting some of the most influential medical innovations in the nation's history. John Uribe, MD, orthopedic surgeon and system chief executive at Baptist Health Orthopedic Care in Florida, said he believes the greatest brea

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USA World Cup star calls lack of appeal process for teammate's red card 'bogus'

Folarin Balogun’s teammates came to his defense after the USA World Cup star was given a red card during the team’s 2-0 win over Bosnia and Herzegovina on Wednesday night. Balogun received the red card after he stepped on defender Tarik Muharemovic’s right ankle. Brazilian referee Raphael Claus only gave Balogun the card after a VAR review. The red card meant Balogun will not be able to play in the team’s Round of 16 match against Belgium. ZERO BS. JUST DAKICH. TAKE THE DON'T @ ME PODCAST ON THE

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Former ethics lawyer says Trump's crypto poses 'clear conflict of interest'

Former White House ethics lawyer Richard Painter says President Trump "stands alone" in having substantial financial conflicts of interest and that, "for every other executive branch official, it would be a violation." (Image credit: Kevin Dietsch)

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America's housing market could run out of something more important than homes

For years, America didn't have enough homes to meet rising demand. Soon, it may not have enough homebuyers. A new report from the Mortgage Bankers Association argues the housing market is nearing a major demographic shift. After more than a decade of demand outpacing supply, slower population growth and an aging population are expected to reduce the need for new housing, potentially reshaping forecasts for homebuilding, home prices and affordability. That would mark a sharp reversal from the pas

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Far-right French mayor causes outrage after barring staging of play about migrant

Playwright says decision is warning of what may happen if National Rally runs country amid accusations of cultural censorship In Anglo-French playwright Alexis Michalik’s play Passeport, a young man has been beaten and left for dead in the notorious Calais refugee camp known as ‘the Jungle’. When he wakes up, he has no idea who he is – and his only possession is a blue Eritrean passport containing the name Issa. With two others from the camp he decides to leave, but not to take the perilous Chan

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Fox News · Oct 8

BISHOP ROBERT BARRON: The real reason communists fear religion and want believers silenced

Like many others, I have been alarmed by the success of certain politicians in our country who identify as extreme socialists or communists . This is not a matter of classical liberals triumphing over standard-issue conservatives; this is the victory of people who stand athwart the fundamental principles that undergird our country. There are many reasons why I detest communism, but I want to draw attention to just one issue of supreme importance. Karl Marx said that the first critique is the cri

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Guardian - World · Oct 8

No 10 accepts all recommendations in Southport attack inquiry, Mahmood says

First phase of inquiry identified multiple failings to prevent murders of three girls, which government will ‘urgently’ address Downing Street has accepted all recommendations for changes made by an inquiry which found the Southport killings could have been prevented and identified “fundamental failings”, the home secretary, Shabana Mahmood, has said. Mahmood said the government would do “whatever is needed to protect the public” as she accepted the recommendations from the first phase of the So

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Fox News · Oct 8

NPR’s Nina Totenberg long history of controversies, from plagiarism and ethics concerns to Alito retraction

NPR legal affairs correspondent Nina Totenberg may have stunned the media industry on Tuesday when she erroneously reported that Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito was retiring, but the veteran journalist is no stranger to gaffes and controversies. The 82-year-old Totenberg, who has been a working journalist for over five decades, published the story headlined, "Justice Samuel Alito, who wrote the opinion overturning Roe v. Wade, retires," but quickly replaced it with an editor’s note insisting

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Newsom's office responds to SCOTUS ruling on women's sports as California faces ongoing trans athlete wave

California Gov. Gavin Newsom 's office has responded after the U.S. Supreme Court made a historic ruling on trans athletes in women's sports on Tuesday. The court ruled 6-3 to uphold state laws that protect women's sports from biological male trans athletes. California is one of 23 states in the country that don't have laws to protect women's sports, and since 2014, has had a law in place to protect the rights of males to compete against females. A spokesperson for Newsom's office said the Supre

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How Iran attacks are forcing the Pentagon to rethink its decades-old Middle East base strategy

After weeks of Iranian missile and drone attacks exposed the vulnerability of major U.S. military bases across the Gulf, the Pentagon is weighing whether decades of relying on large, permanent installations within range of Iranian weapons still makes strategic sense. Defense officials are considering dispersing some capabilities and reassessing parts of the U.S. regional base posture, according to a Wall Street Journal report. The Gulf base network is how the U.S. responds quickly to Iran, prote

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Caitlin Clark's rise has 'made Alyssa Thomas’ life better,' Christine Brennan says after fist incident

Christine Brennan, a USA Today columnist and author of "ON HER GAME: Caitlin Clark and the Revolution in Women’s Sports," opened up about why the image of Phoenix Suns forward Alyssa Thomas’ first on Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark has resonated with sports fans. The incident sparked a one-game suspension for Thomas and another discourse about the treatment Clark has received from her WNBA colleagues in the floor. In just her third season, Clark has been knocked around multiple times. ZERO BS.