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Why a Catholic Diocese in New Jersey Is Suing the U.S. Government

By Rebecca Schneid

Maryland Court Orders Redo of Hearing That Freed Serial's Adnan Syed

By BRIAN WITTE and LEA SKENE / AP

Arrest Made in Disappearance of Elderly Couple From Nudist Resort

By Rebecca Schneid

Supreme Court Rejects Plea to Restore Student Debt Plan

By Associated Press
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First Death From Rare Mosquito-Borne Disease Occurs in New Hampshire

A New Hampshire resident has died of the rare but serious Eastern Equine Encephalitis virus (EEE), health officials said Tuesday.

By Rebecca Schneid

New York County Makes First Under a Face Mask Ban

The department said the 18-year-old resident displayed other suspicious behavior.

By PHILIP MARCELO / AP

The Five Biggest Mistakes People Make When Buying a New Car

Buyers have more tools than ever to get the right vehicle at the right price. Here's what to know.

By Josh Jacquot / AP

Hawaii Loosens Strict Weapons Laws After SCOTUS Ruling

The so-called Bruen decision upended gun laws nationwide, especially in Hawaii.

By Jennifer Sinco Kelleher / AP

A Look at Mosquito-Born Diseases Picking Up Speed

The buzzing insects spread diseases such as Eastern equine encephalitis, West Nile virus, malaria, and dengue.

By Associated Press

Americans Grapple With a Wild Week of Weather

Many parts of the country have faced everything from heat waves to snowstorms to flash floods.

By Associated Press

How Pickleball Took America by Storm

As the U.S. Open begins this week, the fastest growing racket sport (or sport of any kind) is not tennis but pickleball.

By James Martinez / AP

Zuckerberg Says Biden Admin Pressured Censorship of Some COVID Content

“I regret that we were not more outspoken about it,” the Meta CEO wrote in a letter to the GOP-led House Judiciary Committee.

By Kurt Wagner / Bloomberg

Heat-Related Deaths Drastically Rose Since 1999

The research comes after a summer of scorching temperatures and heat waves in the U.S.

By Chantelle Lee

The Need for a Plan to Boost National Productivity

The Trump-Harris match-up is a hard-right, hard-left conflict in a turbulent world, writes Ray Dalio.

By Ray Dalio

Woman Dies at Burning Man Festival

The Pershing County Sheriff's Office is withholding the woman's name until her next of kin can be notified.

By Chantelle Lee

The Rare But Deadly Mosquito-Borne Virus Concerning U.S. Towns

Mosquito-borne virus Eastern equine encephalitis has caused a town in Massachusetts to shut its public parks and fields from dusk to dawn.

By Rebecca Schneid

Lawsuit Challenges U.S.’s First Face Mask Ban

The Mask Transparency Act makes it a misdemeanor offense for someone to wear a mask or face covering to hide their identity.

By Chantelle Lee

RealPage Accused of Violating Antitrust Laws

The Justice Department filed an antitrust lawsuit Friday.

By ALANNA DURKIN RICHER / AP

Jerome Powell: 'The Time Has Come' to Reduce Interest Rates

Powell did not say when rate cuts would begin or how large they might be.

By CHRISTOPHER RUGABER / AP

Judge Declines to Dismiss Murder Case Against Karen Read

A judge ruled that Karen Read can be re-tried for murder in the death of her Boston police officer boyfriend.

By MICHAEL CASEY / AP
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