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The country is anxious about the outcome of the 2024 election amid increasingly bitter political divides. Students in Asheville, North Carolina, return to school on Monday after devastation caused by Hurricane Helene. The World Series heads to New York tonight for Game 3. |
That question is vexing Americans as a deluge of data and information attempts to predict either a future Kamala Harris or Donald Trump administration. |
If the guessing has you stressing, you're not alone: More than 7 out of 10 U.S. adults say the nation's future, its economy and politics are a "significant source of stress" personally, according to a report released this month by the American Psychological Association. |
Classrooms reopen in Asheville |
Students in Asheville, North Carolina, return to the classroom on Monday following Tropical Storm Helene. The storm, which hit Sept. 27, closed Asheville City Schools for a month as the district grappled with lack of power, water and traumas experienced throughout the region. Asheville's students face an uncertain path of recovery and rebuilding after dozens of people are still unaccounted for amid widespread communication and power blackouts. Read more | Holden Rogers, 5, helps to load vehicles with supplies in the Erwin High School parking lot in Asheville, North Carolina. Josh Bell/Asheville Citizen Times |
It wasn't the McDonald's beef |
McDonald's announced that Quarter Pounder burgers would return to restaurants affected by an E. coli outbreak in the coming week during a media briefing Sunday. The company said that the burgers will return to menus without slivered onion at the 900 restaurants that receive slivered onions from distributer Taylor Farms' Colorado Springs facility, where a Food and Drug Administration investigation is ongoing. Read more |
UN Security Council to discuss Israeli strike on Iran |
The United Nations Security Council is expected to meet on Monday to discuss Israel's attack on Iran, diplomats said on Sunday. Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi called on the Security Council to meet over the attack and diplomats said the council was likely to discuss the situation on Monday. The meeting comes after scores of Israeli jets completed three waves of strikes before dawn on Saturday against missile factories and other sites near Tehran and in western Iran, Israel's military said. The strikes were in retaliation for Iran's Oct. 1 missile attack on Israel. |
The Dodgers are up 2-0, but Ohtani is hurt |
If Shohei Ohtani can handle the pain, he will play in Game 3 of the World Series for the Los Angeles Dodgers. Manager Dave Roberts said Sunday night at Yankee Stadium that he expects Ohtani to play in Monday night's Game 3 if the slugger and leadoff hitter can tolerate the discomfort two days after suffering a left shoulder subluxation in Game 2 on Saturday night. Read more | Shohei Ohtani injured his shoulder in the seventh inning of Game 2. Kiyoshi Mio, Imagn Images |
Photo of the day: Hail Mary! | Washington Commanders wide receiver Noah Brown (85) prepares to catch the game-winning Hail Mary pass on the final play of the game against the Chicago Bears at Northwest Stadium. Geoff Burke, Imagn Images |
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