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Trump Order Seeks to Fast-Track Rebuild of Los Angeles Properties Destroyed by Wildfires
The president criticized state and local governments for their handling of the Pacific Palisades and Eaton Canyon wildfires.
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Education Department Moves to Overhaul College Accreditation Rules
A new round of rulemaking aims to make it easier for new accrediting agencies to enter the market and for colleges to switch accreditors.
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Amazon to Close Go and Fresh Stores, Open More Than 100 Whole Foods Markets
The changes to Amazon-branded physical stores are intended to support the expansion of online grocery delivery services.
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Social Media Fasting for a Week Reduces Depression by 25 Percent
The most depressed young adults saw the biggest gains from a social media break.
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Trump Admin Invites Oil Industry Input on New California Offshore Leases
No new Pacific drilling rights have been auctioned since 1984, following the 1969 Santa Barbara spill that released more than 4 million gallons of oil.
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Why Your Brain Overreacts to Fear—and How to Fix It
Gradual exposure to fear can rewire your brain and reduce anxiety.
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NASA Set to Launch 1st Manned Moon Rocket in 50 Years: What to Know
10 days, 4 astronauts, 700,000 gallons of fuel: Everything to know about the Artemis II mission.
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Kaiser Nurses and Health Care Workers Strike in California and Hawaii
Health care workers say they want a fair contract, including safe staffing levels, timely access to quality care, and fair wages for frontline caregivers.
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Bed Level Core: 5 Exercises to Get You Moving Even Before Getting Out of Bed
Waking the body up in the morning can be slow going. These exercises will strengthen your core, warm you up, and jump-start your day.
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Your Sweat May Reveal Disease Years Before Symptoms Show Up
Wearable sweat monitors detect biomarkers linked to diabetes, Alzheimer’s, and other diseases.
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California Becomes First State to Join WHO’s Global Outbreak Response Network After US Exit
Gov. Gavin Newsom, who is considering running for president in 2028, said the move keeps his state ‘at the forefront of public health preparedness.’
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Newsom: Democrats Failed on US Border Policy
The California governor acknowledged the policy failure at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
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US Airlines Issue Travel Waivers as Winter Storm Threatens Widespread Disruption
Airlines are braced for days of delays and cancellations as forecasters warn of heavy snow and ice.
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‘Sinners’ Vampire Thriller Makes Oscar History With 16 Nominations
Michael B. Jordan, who plays a dual leading role in the film as the twin brothers Smoke and Stack Moore, was nominated for best actor.
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Is Gallbladder Removal Always Necessary? What Patients Should Know
Licensed acupuncturist Deborah Graefer shared why she thinks it’s important to save the gallbladder.
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US Economy Delivers Strong 4.4 Percent Growth, Outperforming Forecasts
Upward revisions to exports and investment contributed to the higher adjustment to third-quarter growth.
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Trump Order Seeks to Fast-Track Rebuild of Los Angeles Properties Destroyed by Wildfires
The president criticized state and local governments for their handling of the Pacific Palisades and Eaton Canyon wildfires.
|
Education Department Moves to Overhaul College Accreditation Rules
A new round of rulemaking aims to make it easier for new accrediting agencies to enter the market and for colleges to switch accreditors.
|
Amazon to Close Go and Fresh Stores, Open More Than 100 Whole Foods Markets
The changes to Amazon-branded physical stores are intended to support the expansion of online grocery delivery services.
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Social Media Fasting for a Week Reduces Depression by 25 Percent
The most depressed young adults saw the biggest gains from a social media break.
|
Trump Admin Invites Oil Industry Input on New California Offshore Leases
No new Pacific drilling rights have been auctioned since 1984, following the 1969 Santa Barbara spill that released more than 4 million gallons of oil.
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Why Your Brain Overreacts to Fear—and How to Fix It
Gradual exposure to fear can rewire your brain and reduce anxiety.
|
NASA Set to Launch 1st Manned Moon Rocket in 50 Years: What to Know
10 days, 4 astronauts, 700,000 gallons of fuel: Everything to know about the Artemis II mission.
|
Kaiser Nurses and Health Care Workers Strike in California and Hawaii
Health care workers say they want a fair contract, including safe staffing levels, timely access to quality care, and fair wages for frontline caregivers.
|
Bed Level Core: 5 Exercises to Get You Moving Even Before Getting Out of Bed
Waking the body up in the morning can be slow going. These exercises will strengthen your core, warm you up, and jump-start your day.
|
Your Sweat May Reveal Disease Years Before Symptoms Show Up
Wearable sweat monitors detect biomarkers linked to diabetes, Alzheimer’s, and other diseases.
|
California Becomes First State to Join WHO’s Global Outbreak Response Network After US Exit
Gov. Gavin Newsom, who is considering running for president in 2028, said the move keeps his state ‘at the forefront of public health preparedness.’
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Newsom: Democrats Failed on US Border Policy
The California governor acknowledged the policy failure at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
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US Airlines Issue Travel Waivers as Winter Storm Threatens Widespread Disruption
Airlines are braced for days of delays and cancellations as forecasters warn of heavy snow and ice.
|
‘Sinners’ Vampire Thriller Makes Oscar History With 16 Nominations
Michael B. Jordan, who plays a dual leading role in the film as the twin brothers Smoke and Stack Moore, was nominated for best actor.
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Is Gallbladder Removal Always Necessary? What Patients Should Know
Licensed acupuncturist Deborah Graefer shared why she thinks it’s important to save the gallbladder.
|
US Economy Delivers Strong 4.4 Percent Growth, Outperforming Forecasts
Upward revisions to exports and investment contributed to the higher adjustment to third-quarter growth.
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