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    Hollywood writers can return to work after union and studios reach agreement to end strike

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  • Primary care doctor shortage worsening across U.S.

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  • FTC files lawsuit against Amazon alleging monopolistic practices

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  • Federal government just four days away from potential shutdown

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  • Suspect arrested in NYC day care case linked to fentanyl death of a one-year-old

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  • Biden joins striking United Auto Workers on the picket line in Detroit

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  • Judge rules Trump committed fraud by overvaluing assets and net worth

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  • School districts assessing reading programs as students test scores fall

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  • Long Covid-19 impacts some adults’ blood biomarkers, new study finds

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  • FDNY loses as many from 9/11-related illnesses as they did that fateful day

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  • An inside look at the crisis at the southern border

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  • Federal government shutdown could have tough consequences on Americans

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  • Senator Bob Menendez defiant amid calls to resign

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  • Hollywood writers and major studios reach tentative deal

    02:59
  • More school districts bringing police back on campus

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  • Man who received life-saving stem cells asks donor to be his best man at wedding

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  • Humanitarian crisis grows at southern border as more migrants cross into U.S.

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Study warns sitting too much could lead to higher risk of death

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Scientists from the American Cancer Society found that sitting for at least six hours a day could lead to a 20 percent higher risk of death, linking it to diseases like heart disease, diabetes, Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s.