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Trump's actual and would-be 2024 Republican rivals have so far walked a fine line, criticizing the Manhattan district attorney for indicting Trump while weighing a run against the former president.
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"Please hurry," one woman said on a call. "I'm hearing more shots."
Nashville authorities have released dozens of 911 calls and recordings of emergency dispatches that paint a picture of the chaos and fear inside a shooting at The Covenant School Monday.
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In this weekend’s paper:
- Former President Donald Trump inducted
- 9 soldiers killed in training crash
- Women of the Year: Sandra Day O’Connor pioneer on high court
- Tenn. protesters call for gun reform
- Trans activists fail to stop restrictive Kentucky bill
"Even though (Bad Bunny) hasn't come out and specified his sexual orientation, he has elevated the conversation on a global stage and in these pop cultural arenas where people are paying attention. Fluidity is his main message," says Dr. Nathian Rodriguez.
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On today’s 5 Things podcast:
1️⃣ Gun legislation
2️⃣ Pope Francis hospitalized
3️⃣ Grand jury investigating Trump takes a break
4️⃣ Toxic piping fix is making people sick
5️⃣ Cancer vaccine
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More than 78 trillion gallons of water has fallen on California this winter. What does that look like?
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We don't fully know yet what happened with Jonathan Majors, but the internet's swift instinct to blame someone exposes a lot about our culture.
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The FDA on Wednesday approved selling naloxone without a prescription, setting the overdose-reversing drug on course to become the first opioid treatment drug to be sold over the counter.
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Longtime Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz faces sharp questioning in the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee to defend the company's actions during an ongoing unionizing campaign.
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The Senate chaplain issued a prayer for lawmakers to “move beyond thoughts and prayers” after a shooting at a Christian elementary school in Nashville, Tennessee, killed three students and three staff members.
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President Biden said that he's exhausted what he can do through executive action on gun control as he called on Congress to act following the latest mass shooting – a massacre at a Nashville private school that killed three children and three adults.
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"Ambient gaslighting" refers to the subtle undercurrents of mistreatment or disrespect that we experience in small doses and may not realize are a form of gaslighting.
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The school and church are the centers of the lives of residents in Green Hills, south of downtown Nashville. "It sounded like a war zone out here," said Patricia Mey, who lives nearby. "Why should children be the ones who suffer through this?"
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In Tuesday’s paper:
- 3 kids, 3 adults dead at Nashville school
- What will happen if Trump is indicted?
- Women of the Year: For Quannah Chasinghorse, representation matters
Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg is leading the inquiry into whether Trump paid $130,000 to silence Stormy Daniels. The case culminates years of Bragg probes at the city and state level into Trump and his aides, the Trump Organization and the Trump Foundation.
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"We should be at about 200 tornadoes for today's date," Victor Gensini, associate professor at Northern Illinois University, told USA TODAY on Thursday. "So we're running about 100 tornadoes above average, and we have been the entire year."
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USA TODAY’s Women of the Year program is a recognition of women who have made a significant impact in their communities and across the country.
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9 soldiers killed after two Army helicopters crash in Kentucky during training mission, official says
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Rep. Tim Burchett, a Tennessee Republican, described the school shooting in his home state as "a horrible, horrible situation," but it's not something he thinks Congress needs to address.
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Almost three-quarters of doctors say misinformation made it harder to treat patients for COVID-19 and made patient outcomes worse, according to a new poll.
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Lawmakers from both parties said the prospects for major gun control legislation advancing in a divided Congress are slim even as President Biden said he's exhausted what he can do to address gun violence through executive action.
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Nashville school shooting live updates: Two police officers are being hailed as heroes for their role in ending the shooting rampage.
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Peter Mathews found a Vietnamese soldier's diary while he was serving with the U.S. Army. Now, it’s being returned home where it belongs.
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The shooter accused of killing three children and three adults at a Nashville elementary school on Monday sent chilling messages to a friend minutes before the attack. She called her...
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All eyes were on Bronny James during Tuesday night's McDonald's All American Game. That's to be expected when you're the eldest son of NBA superstar and four-time champion LeBron James.
On the big stage, Bronny James delivered.
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Celebrities are expressing sadness, anger and are sharing their own anecdotes after a shooter entered a Nashville elementary school on Monday and killed six people.
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Dozens of migrants have died in a fire at an immigration processing center in northern Mexico, several outlets reported early Tuesday.
The fire broke out late Monday in Ciudad Juarez, near the U.S. border south of El Paso, Texas.
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