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Planting trees is critical to fighting climate change, but we don't have enough baby trees: study [634d]
Federal judge blocks Arkansas law criminalizing librarians [634d]
Paul Reubens, best known for playing Pee-wee Herman, dies at 70, leaving a message for fans [634d]
Matthew McConaughey talks gun "responsibility" and his grant program for school safety after Uvalde [634d]
Why is Prince William serving veggie burgers out of a food truck? [634d]
Trump spent the weekend raging on Truth Social as the walls close in [634d]
This year is so hot, Antarctica is missing sea ice equivalent in size to Argentina [634d]
New York City's ban on some to-go plastic utensils goes into effect [634d]
Menacing Jonathan Majors shows up in new "Loki" trailer [634d]
Sexual violence is a pervasive threat for female farm workers [634d]
Why do I cook like a Sicilian? Seeing myself in the food of Italy [634d]
Experts: Trump employee "almost certainly cooperating" — and may have "incriminating" evidence [634d]
Fixing the global childhood obesity epidemic begins with making healthy choices the easier choices [634d]
"Is Trump tired of losing yet?": Judge torches Trump lawyers over desperate bid to block Ga. charges [634d]
Trump loses bigly on "Big Lie": His own judge rules against him on bogus suit against CNN [634d]
Didn't watch "Secret Invasion"? Why Marvel projects have become increasingly irrelevant [634d]
Trump complains it's "unpleasant" telling Melania about indictment — while she's reportedly "livid" [634d]
Trump lawyer claims new indictment is "bogus" because he's "the most ethical American I know" [634d]
"Georgia is the most dangerous prosecution for Trump": Fani Willis declares she's "ready to go" [634d]
Team Trump has fully wired the GOP primary to Trump's advantage [635d]
“Damning new evidence”: Expert says Trump employee “had second thoughts” after replacing lawyer [635d]
New charges raise an old question: Why are so many people willing to risk it all for Donald Trump? [635d]
It's time to believe Donald Trump [635d]
Almost one million people a year get blood clots, but the risks aren't always obvious [635d]

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