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USPS Sets 2026 Holiday Shipping Dates: When to Mail Gifts and Packages
USPS recommends December 17 for Ground Advantage and First-Class Mail in the lower 48 states, with later suggested dates for…
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Chiricahua Becomes a National Park, Bringing New Attention to Arizona’s Wonderland of Rocks
The National Park Service confirms that Arizona's Chiricahua, long protected as a national monument, has been redesignated a national park.
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Clocks Fall Back Sunday, November 1: What to Know About the 2026 Time Change
Daylight saving time ends at 2 a.m. local time Sunday, November 1, 2026, in most of the United States. Here…
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Bodum Recalls 5.9 Million French Press Coffee Makers Over Glass-Breakage and Burn Risk
A federal recall covers 5.9 million Bodum French presses. CPSC says 70 glass-carafe breakages and 48 burn reports have been…
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Comey Seeks Dismissal of Third DOJ Case, Citing Missed Grand Jury Indictment Deadline
Comey's lawyers say the Justice Department missed the deadline to obtain a grand jury indictment over an alleged 2016 leak.…
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Why Governments Are Telling People to Stockpile Emergency Supplies — And What the Warnings Really Mean
Governments from Britain to Taiwan are recommending emergency supplies while the Pentagon strengthens military-base resilience. Here's what's verified, what is…
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CDC: Flu Activity Is Rising Earlier This Fall, Though National Levels Remain Low
Flu activity is increasing in parts of the United States earlier in the fall, but the Centers for Disease Control…
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Georgia Passes Two Million In-Person Early Votes Before Midterm Election
Georgia election officials report more than two million in-person early votes. Voting continues through October 30.
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Operation Ghostbusters: DOJ Charges Five in ‘Ghost Student’ Aid Fraud Crackdown, Warns of Millions Lost
DOJ's Operation Ghostbusters targets alleged stolen-identity student-aid fraud; officials announce five defendants and more than $32 million in losses across…
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U.S. Army Tests Large-Scale Battlefield Burial Procedures for First Time Since Korean War
At Fort Bragg, the Army tested temporary battlefield interment procedures on a scale not used since the Korean War. Here's…
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