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3,200 Pounds Gone — What Inspectors Found

A routine inspection led to a recall of more than 3,200 pounds of ready-to-eat pastrami and corned beef because of possible Listeria contamination. Quick Take City Foods, Inc. recalled about 3,215 pounds of ready-to-eat pastrami and corned beef. The United States Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service said the products may be adulterated...
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NEWS ALERT: Ebola Explosion Stuns World

Congo’s Ebola outbreak has crossed another grim threshold, with officials reporting more than 2,000 deaths and 4,381 confirmed cases. Quick Take The latest official count puts the outbreak at **2,011 deaths** and **4,381 confirmed cases**. Authorities and reporters describe it as the **fastest-spreading Ebola outbreak on record**. The outbreak has strained health workers, transport, and...
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Lower 48 Broils All Month

The contiguous United States just logged its hottest month on record, and the number was close enough to feel shocking: 76.9 degrees Fahrenheit. Quick Take NOAA said July 2026 was the **warmest month ever** for the contiguous United States. The national average reached **76.9 degrees Fahrenheit**, edging past July 1936 and July 2012. NOAA also...
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Fired FEMA Chief Returns — What Changed?

Senate confirmation turned Cameron Hamilton from a fired holdover into the first permanent Federal Emergency Management Agency leader of President Trump's second term. Quick Take Hamilton was confirmed to lead FEMA after earlier being removed for defending the agency’s survival. The Senate approved him as part of a much larger vote on more than 70...
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Hundreds Sick — One Bowl Sparks Lawsuit

A Minnesota woman says a Chipotle burrito bowl left her with salmonella, sepsis, and a hospital stay that turned a fast meal into a federal lawsuit. Quick Take Kristen Behne filed suit in federal court in Minnesota after a June Chipotle meal in Roseville, Minnesota. The lawsuit says she later developed salmonella, then sepsis, and...
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Fast-Food Shake-Up: Who Fell Hardest?

Burger King has taken back the No. 2 spot, and Wendy's slide says more about momentum than mythology. Quick Take Burger King is again the second-largest burger chain in the United States by systemwide sales. The switch followed Burger King's turnaround and Wendy's six straight quarters of domestic same-store sales declines. Reported second-quarter system sales...

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Debt Bomb Nears $2 Trillion — Again!

The federal government is on pace to borrow more than $2 trillion this year, and the gap between what Washington spends and what it...
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Domino’s Drops Odd New Shape

Domino’s has added a new personal-size pizza called the Domino, and it goes on sale nationwide August 31. Quick Take Domino’s says the Domino is...
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Credit Card Time Bomb Ticks Louder

Credit card debt has climbed back to the edge of a record, and the size of that burden says as much about family stress...

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VIDEO: Apache Inferno Claims 2 Soldiers

Two Fort Hood soldiers died when an Apache helicopter fell into a Texas field and turned dry grass into a wall of fire. Story Snapshot ...

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Quake Relief Goes Prime Time

Stars of Latin music are turning one Miami night into real help for families shaken by twin earthquakes. Story Snapshot A live benefit in Miami will raise funds for relief in Venezuela and Colombia. Marc Anthony, Chayanne, Luis Fonsi, Feid, and more lead the lineup. Proceeds from ticket sales and online donations target near-term and...
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Sudden Shake-Up: Trump Loses Key Voice

Karoline Leavitt is stepping down as White House press secretary at the end of August, and the reasons she gave say as much about the job as they do about her life choices. At a Glance President Trump announced Leavitt will leave by the end of August. Leavitt said she made a “bittersweet” choice to...
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Missiles Rip Cargo, Then Rescue

Six sailors died in Bab al-Mandeb after missiles hit a cargo ship, then struck the rescue effort. Story Snapshot Yemen’s coast guard says six were killed in a Houthi attack near Bab al-Mandeb. Reports describe a “double-tap” strike that hit rescuers after the first blast. Houthi media framed the target as a Saudi ship with...
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Hospitals Demand Cash First — Or No Care

Hospitals across the country are now asking patients to pay before they ever see a doctor, and the reason comes down to one blunt fact: collecting money after treatment has become a losing bet. Quick Take Hospitals increasingly demand payment before or during care, not after, as patient deductibles keep climbing. Roughly three in four...
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Threat Triggers Wild Air Force One Ruse

One summer night in Turkey, President Trump says the Secret Service and the military quietly pulled him off Air Force One and into a secret flight because someone wanted him dead. Story Snapshot Trump says security officials insisted he leave Turkey on a different plane because of a threat. Reports describe a covert swap using...
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Bitcoin Whiplash Impacts Truth Social

Trump Media’s second-quarter loss was huge, but the real shock was how much of it came from falling crypto values rather than day-to-day business operations. Story Snapshot The company reported a $238.1 million net loss for the second quarter on $1.7 million in sales. Trump Media said most of the damage came from non-cash losses...

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Huge Beef Recall After Border Miss

Nearly 30,000 pounds of imported raw beef ended up in a recall because a required border step was skipped. Quick Take Corte Argentino USA LLC...
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White House vs. Pediatrics: Shots Showdown

President Trump has ordered a sharp rewrite of childhood vaccine guidance, and the fight now centers on whether that move follows evidence or fights...
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AI Blamed Again — Who’s Next?

American employers cut 23,000 jobs in July, and the government quietly rewrote the story of the two months before it, wiping out 103,000 previously...

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One Senator Flips — Everything Changes

One overnight Senate vote put Todd Blanche on the cusp of one of the most powerful jobs in Washington, and it happened before most...
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Hero Pilots Downed — Questions Ignite

Two men flew a giant helicopter into Utah’s wildfire smoke to save strangers, and never came back. Story Snapshot Two pilots died when a Sikorsky...
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VIDEO: Trump Meltdown Targets Pirro

When a president calls his own handpicked prosecutor a mistake over a peeling pool, you know the real crack is not in the concrete,...
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Lean Government Or Hollowed-Out State?

Nearly two-thirds of federal workers now say they would not choose government service again, not because they regret serving, but because they no longer...
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Trump Slams Big Oil’s War Jackpot

President Trump is pressing ExxonMobil and Chevron over a war-driven oil windfall that he says should not stay entirely in corporate hands. Quick Take Trump...
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RECALL ALERT: Metal Sliver Panic Rocks Stores

One tiny metal sliver in a comfort-food classic just triggered a recall of nearly 23,000 pounds of family dinners. Story Snapshot Ukrop's Homestyle Foods recalled...
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Bronx Mystery: Big Pussy’s Last Night

Vincent Pastore died the way he lived on screen—quietly in his Bronx home, leaving a hard question about what, exactly, we remember when a...
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Bitcoin Vault Bug Opens $89M Heist

A five-year-old bug in a “safe” bitcoin vault quietly turned thousands of Coldcard wallets into open treasure chests — and someone finally walked off...
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Drought Exposes Nazi Fleet — Still Loaded

Nearly 200 German warships, scuttled by their own crews 80 years ago, are rising back out of the Danube River as drought drains it...
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Parents Blindsided — Retirement Plans Derailed

A record wave of young American adults is moving back into childhood bedrooms, not because they are lazy, but because the math of modern...
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Court Smacks EPA’s Billion-Dollar Reversal

A divided federal appeals court just told the Trump administration it cannot walk away from a $20 billion climate funding promise, restoring grants the...
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Airspace Chaos As Trump Lifts Off

A passenger jet took off beside President Trump’s Marine One in Washington, and now federal investigators want to know why the rulebook was broken...
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Water War Hits United States

The most vital system in your town—the water supply—just became a battlefield in a silent war you can’t see but absolutely need to understand. Story...

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