I’m Mallorie Sullivan, and if your last click in this newsletter is always the crossword, you’re going to love our new game, MidGrid! Let’s get into the news.
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A pivotal moment for Lindsay Clancy |
Clancy is back in court today for a key hearing that could mark a major turning point in the closely watched legal battle for the mother accused of killing her three young children. Prosecutors are expected to reveal more about their plans to retry or drop the case. Meanwhile, the defense will urge the judge to find Clancy not guilty and to investigate a holdout juror.
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A huge 'hybrid storm' is moving in |
If you haven't heard enough about rain recently, a soggy, potentially dangerous week is ahead for a "huge" section of the Southwest and central United States, forecasters warned, as remnants of Hurricane Polo interact with a separate, sprawling weather system to bring days of rain and heavy to "excessive" flooding. See if you live in the affected areas.
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Young voters are fired up for midterms |
Could Gen Z and young millennials reshape the midterms? New polling suggests they might . More than 95% of voters ages 18 to 29 say they're excited to cast a ballot this November, a sign that young people will show up in bigger numbers than they did in the 2022 midterms. If that energy carries through to Election Day, younger voters could play a decisive role in some of the nation's most competitive races.
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Shh! This is the library's best-kept secret |
Looking for another way to save money? Don't overlook your local library. From a tool-lending library to power washers, many libraries across the country have a variety of unique and expensive items that are available to check out for free, often included in collections called the "Library of Things." Arthur was right: having fun isn't hard when you have a library card!
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A look at my browsing history |
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Sign up for Steel City TODAY: Come along with reporter Gabby Sartori as she brings you Pittsburgh’s latest each week.
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'Absolutely disgusted': Cornell gang rape allegations spark fury online
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McGraw Tower at Cornell in the night Ping Qian, Getty Images
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As details emerge about a former Cornell University student who alleges seven fraternity members raped her in 2024, reactions are pouring in online.
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What you need to know today
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As the Bears dug deep into the quarterback depth chart to engineer a MNF win, the Eagles have work to do before facing the salty Rams in Week 4.
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Millions of older Americans on private Medicare could see lower monthly prices on their private Medicare plans. Stand-alone drug plans will increase.
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The Protect College Sports Act, which aims to impose guardrails on NIL spending, coaching movement and more, passed the Senate on Monday.
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The Pima County Sheriff's Department and the FBI are assessing the credibility of a new possible ransom note regarding Savannah Guthrie's mother.
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Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito will recuse himself from a major climate change case involving fossil fuel companies.
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As the Bears dug deep into the quarterback depth chart to engineer a MNF win, the Eagles have work to do before facing the salty Rams in Week 4.
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Millions of older Americans on private Medicare could see lower monthly prices on their private Medicare plans. Stand-alone drug plans will increase.
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The Protect College Sports Act, which aims to impose guardrails on NIL spending, coaching movement and more, passed the Senate on Monday.
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The Pima County Sheriff's Department and the FBI are assessing the credibility of a new possible ransom note regarding Savannah Guthrie's mother.
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Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito will recuse himself from a major climate change case involving fossil fuel companies.
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Here's what to check out next
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Here's what to check out next
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