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Israeli military says it hit 65 Hamas targets overnight.
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Israel says it took out nine miles of Hamas tunnels overnight.
The bench says it will take up Mississippi's bid to enforce a 15-week ban on abortion.
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More than 40 killed in Gaza in deadliest single attack since fighting between Israel and Hamas began.
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Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm said 200 gasoline stations were coming online per hour.
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The new CDC masking guidance says fully vaccinated people don't need them in many indoor and outdoor situations.
The HSE head of operations said the attack on their information technology systems could take a number of days to resolve.
The hackers had demanded $5 million in ransom pay.
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According to a Reuters report, diplomats say the U.S. objected to a meeting that would have taken place today.
The president acknowledged some vaccinated people may still want to wear masks.
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Asian American hip-hop artists and producers speak on why hip-hop resonates with AAPI communities.
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The man sued the hospital but the case was dismissed early on.
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Israel says it will continue to counterstrike Hamas for rockets coming into Israel.
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