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Three times, Lavonne Schroeder was sent home to die. Twenty-three years after cancer first upended her life, she was settled into one of the recliners at Cass County’s only cancer center, a blue cap covering her head as another round of...
A key group of voters who swung toward President Donald Trump in 2024 are now swinging just as sharply away from him ahead of the 2026 midterm elections: young people. Nationwide polls of likely and registered voters from Economist/YouGov,...
When a collapse of ice, water and rock hurtled 60 miles down a mountain river in Nepal in late August, it shocked the world with its deadly force and devastation. But scientists who study remote alpine peaks and valleys say the event...
Two months after leaving her role as White House press secretary, Karoline Leavitt is making her next move. She will be joining Fox News on Nov. 1 as an on-air contributor, the network announced Oct. 5. “Karoline’s firsthand experience in...
