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    A look at why officers on federal task forces often aren’t charged in questionable shooting cases

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  • Legendary television producer Norman Lear dead at 101

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  • Trump says he won’t be a dictator ‘other than day one’

    01:52
  • US Official: Israel considering flooding Hamas tunnels

    02:22
  • Deadly flooding in Pacific Northwest after relentless rain

    01:54
  • Suspect in custody after six people were killed in Austin and San Antonio

    02:11
  • Multiple victims, suspect dead in University of Nevada, Las Vegas shooting

    02:44
  • Growing evidence of Hamas’ sexual crimes against women during attack

    04:37
  • NCAA president proposes new division that would allow for student athletes to be paid

    01:28
  • Zelenskyy aide says Ukraine faces risk of losing war without more U.S. military aid

    01:42
  • Popular streaming services partnering with competitors to bundle content

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  • Presidents of MIT, UPenn and Harvard testify on Capitol Hill over rise in antisemitism on campuses

    02:06
  • Massive home explosion in Arlington, Virginia during SWAT standoff

    01:44
  • Israeli ground offensive against Hamas expanding farther south in Gaza

    02:47
  • Millions in Pacific Northwest under flood alerts as multiple storms hit region

    01:40
  • Small Illinois town comes together to save supermarket

    01:53
  • Newborn babies evacuated from Gaza now being treated at Cairo hospital

    02:28
  • What we know about the mysterious illness hitting dogs

    01:59
  • Supreme Court hears arguments over $6 billion opioid deal involving Sackler family

    01:58
  • White House condemns pro-Palestinian protest at Philadelphia restaurant as antisemitic

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Peloton announces major cuts and new leadership

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When sales surged early in the pandemic, Peloton reached a value of almost $50 billion, but the company has struggled to maintain its momentum. The outgoing CEO introduced a plan to slash costs, including by cutting 2,800 employees.