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C2Pelacarsen sharply lowers a heart-risk marker but fails to prevent cardiovascular complications
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Culture & Society
C1Days of Patience in the Rescue of an Orphaned Walrus in Alaska
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Science & Technology
B2Southwest Floods Bring a Rare Boost to Reservoirs, Including Lake Powell
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Travel & Experiences
B1Walking with Spirits in Cambodia’s Cardamom Mountains
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Culture & Society
C2At the University of Maryland, a historic campus farm remains a classroom
Nov 8, 2026 2 min read -
Travel & Experiences
B2New Mexico’s Alien Throne Rock Formation Collapses After Heavy Rain
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Business & Work
B1First-Time Homebuyers Are Scarce, but More Are Paying Cash
Nov 8, 2026 2 min read -
Science & Technology
C2Why Rescue Robots May Take Their Cues from Octopuses
Nov 7, 2026 2 min read
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Culture & Society
El-Sayed and Stevens Trade Sharp Comments in Michigan Senate Race
Dr. Abdul El-Sayed and Representative Haley Stevens exchanged sharp criticism Friday, intensifying tensions in Michigan’s Senate race.
Culture & Society
In Alaska, Some Early Voting Sites in Rural Villages Have Not Yet Opened
Some rural villages in Alaska are still without early voting sites, prompting criticism from a state lawmaker and raising questions about reliable access t...
Culture & Society
Some Universities Offer Students Housing in Retirement Communities
Some universities are offering students a less conventional housing option: living in retirement communities alongside seniors.
Culture & Society
Two Former FBI Officials Charged Over Statements Concerning Hunter Biden
Two former FBI officials have been charged with making false statements about Hunter Biden, in a case that has heightened tensions surrounding law enforcem...
Travel & Experiences
Travel Plans in France May Be Affected by Weekend Demonstrations
Demonstrations are expected to continue this weekend in Paris and other French cities, creating possible changes for visitors. Some museums and tourist sit...
Health & Lifestyle
Nearly Two-Thirds of American Teens and Tweens Use AI Chatbots, Surveys Find
Artificial intelligence chatbots are becoming a regular feature of life for many American children and teenagers. Two surveys indicate that young people ar...
Health & Lifestyle
New blood test offers clues about Alzheimer’s-related brain changes, but raises difficult questions
A new blood test is drawing interest from people worried about Alzheimer’s disease. It can indicate brain changes associated with the condition, yet its re...
Travel & Experiences
Text Message Referencing ‘Hijack’ Forces United Flight to Return to Las Vegas
A United flight returned to Las Vegas after a passenger sent a text message referring to a hijack. The passenger was later charged with a felony.
Travel & Experiences
Guardian seeks readers’ tips for wild escapes in Scotland
The Guardian is inviting readers to share a favorite escape or adventure in Scotland’s wilder regions. Tom Hall of Lonely Planet will select the weekly win...
Culture & Society
As Student Numbers Fall, Some Colleges Make Admissions More Welcoming
The college admissions process is beginning to feel less forbidding as some institutions compete more actively for a shrinking pool of students.
Culture & Society
New National Education Association President Calls for a Less Partisan Focus in Education
Princess Moss, the new president of the National Education Association, is seeking to guide educators toward a less partisan public role while addressing t...
Business & Work
Last Ditch, a Massachusetts Lesbian Bar Known for Its Mask Policy, Will Close
Last Ditch, a Massachusetts bar catering to lesbians, is set to close after a controversial attempt to attract more customers failed to secure its future.