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News Wrap: Flood and mudslide threats force more evacuations in California [1286d]
How China's population decline could alter the global economy [1286d]
New guidelines to treat childhood obesity suggest more drastic interventions [1286d]
Economists and business leaders raise alarm about looming debt ceiling deadline [1286d]
Political divide between red and blue states on display as governors inaugurated [1286d]
Republican candidate accused of orchestrating shootings targeting Democrats in New Mexico [1286d]
Human trafficking victims forced to sell their organs share harrowing stories [1286d]
Federal prosecutors won't seek death penalty for El Paso Walmart shooter [1286d]
Maine Gov. Mills, legislative leaders move to expand abortion access [1286d]
Scientists consider moving species as a last resort amid climate change [1286d]
In Nepal's 'Kidney Valley,' poverty drives an illegal market for human organs [1286d]
What to know about XBB.1.5, a new and highly transmissible COVID-19 subvariant [1286d]
World Food Program chief says donor support slowed, but not avoided, famine in Somalia [1286d]
Stocks edge lower on Wall Street amid uncertain trading [1286d]
The fastest Corvette ever made is an all-wheel drive gas-electric hybrid [1286d]
Drug trafficking trial begins for Mexico's former top security official in charge of fighting cartels [1286d]
Police carry Greta Thunberg, other activists away at German coal mine protest [1286d]
Buccaneers' Russell Gage hospitalized for more tests after neck injury, concussion [1286d]
Archaeologists in Norway find 'world's oldest runestone' [1286d]
Death toll from Russian strike increases to 45, including 6 children [1286d]
Biden hosts Netherlands prime minister for talks on semiconductors, Ukraine [1286d]
Year of the Rabbit or Year of the Cat? Depends on where you live [1286d]