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Odometer fraud rises as record number of Americans seek used cars
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FAA asks major airlines to slash flights at busy airports due to staffing shortage
01:52
Pope Francis leaves hospital after treatment for bronchitis
01:28
Supporters gather outside of Trump’s Florida golf course ahead of arraignment next week
02:07
Roof collapses at historic Illinois theater, killing 1 and injuring dozens
02:01
Arkansas town devastated after tornadoes battered South and Midwest
00:55
Deadly tornadoes in the South and Midwest reduce neighborhoods to rubble
03:43
Tennessee law restricting drag performances goes into effect at midnight
02:30
Long-Covid patients find hope in treatment aiming to restore taste and smell
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Trump’s rivals and allies react to historic indictment
02:19
Storm systems in South and Midwest putting 58 million under tornado threats
03:54
NYPD prepares for Trump indictment protests
02:26
What’s next for Trump after his historic indictment?
01:22
911 calls released from Nashville elementary school shooting
02:08
Grand jury votes to indict Trump
05:48
Two Black Hawk helicopters crash killing 9 soldiers in Kentucky
01:47
Internet rallies around author after post of sparsely attended book signing
01:29
Wall Street Journal reporter detained in Russia and accused of spying
02:04
Former Fox producer Abby Grossberg speaks out over Dominion lawsuit
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Ex-Fox News producer speaks out about false election claims and January 6
01:13
New revolution in the construction industry? Skyscrapers made of wood
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Builders are increasingly turning away from concrete and steel in favor of wood. In some cases, the material – known as mass timber – is even being used to construct skyscrapers. It’s becoming a sort of revolution: a 2021 study in the journal Sustainability found that mass timber buildings could reduce a building’s carbon emissions 22 to 50 percent compared to concrete. However, environmentalists worry about the cutting of primary and older forests, which would substitute one type of high carbon building material for another.July 27, 2022
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Odometer fraud rises as record number of Americans seek used cars
02:37 FAA asks major airlines to slash flights at busy airports due to staffing shortage
01:52Pope Francis leaves hospital after treatment for bronchitis
01:28Supporters gather outside of Trump’s Florida golf course ahead of arraignment next week
02:07Roof collapses at historic Illinois theater, killing 1 and injuring dozens
02:01Arkansas town devastated after tornadoes battered South and Midwest
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