Day: May 13, 2025

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Montana man kills wife, baby and 6-year-old daughter in murder-suicide


A Montana man allegedly shot his wife and their two children, one just 7 months old, before turning the gun on himself in an apparent Mother’s Day murder-suicide.

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NY Attorney General, coalition fight directive tying emergency funding to immigration agenda


A LAWSUIT TO BLOCK A HOMELAND SECURITY ULTIMATIUM tied to immigration enforcement was filed on Tuesday in federal court in Rhode Island.  

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‘Pitch Perfect’ star Anna Camp appears to confirm new girlfriend


Anna Camp appears to have confirmed her relationship with stylist Jade Whipkey, months after revealing to a TikToker she was “dating a woman.”

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José Mujica, Uruguay’s humble president who changed his country and charmed the world, dies at 89


The onetime Marxist guerilla and flower farmer had a radical brand of democracy that fascinated people around the world.

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Maimonides Children’s Hospital patients get computer tablets to use during their stays


All patients of Maimonides Children’s Hospital will now have access to computer tablets for the entire duration of their inpatient stay.

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Tariffs Get a Hearing in a Key Court


One possibility is that Trump could lose his ability to use trade as a policy tool.

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Fiery explosion at NJ home that killed 2 was ‘not accidental’


A fiery explosion over the weekend at a home in New Jersey, which left two people dead, was “not accidental,” according to authorities.

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Alabama governor signs speedy trial bill into law, seeking to speed prosecution of violent crimes


Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey has signed legislation to allow visiting judges to be brought in to handle violent criminal cases to get them to trial more quickly.

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Dominican Republic’s bill to regulate freedom of expression draws protest


Leading journalists were among dozens of people who marched through the Dominican Republic’s capital to decry a bill that critics warn could lead to government censorship.

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Facing lawsuit, USDA says it will restore climate change-related webpages


The U.S. Department of Agriculture has agreed to restore webpages related to climate change after it was sued earlier this year over the deletions.