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Napoleon Solo Edges Iron Honor to Capture Preakness
LAUREL, Md. — Napoleon Solo held off Iron Honor down the stretch to win the Preakness
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Vilseck Fears Impact of Possible U.S. Troop Withdrawal
On his first day as mayor of Vilseck, Bavaria, Thorsten Grädler learned at an introductory press conference that his small town might lose 5,000 U.S. troops under President Trump’s announced cuts. The news, which a journalist relayed to him from a German media report, left Grädler visibly shaken.
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Turning Rural Applicants Into Enrolled, Graduating Students
AMHERST, Mass. — Crowding around an Amherst College campus fire pit, earnest-looking high school seniors offered fire-building
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Arcadia Mayor Pleads Guilty to Acting as China's Agent
ARCADIA, Calif. — In China, President Trump is negotiating with Chinese President Xi Jinping this week
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Brain-decoding hearing aid helps pick out a voice in crowds
Imagine standing in a crowded room where voices blur into a single noisy hum. Most people can focus on one speaker and their brain boosts that voice while suppressing others. That everyday ability, known as the cocktail party problem, is much harder for people who rely on hearing aids.
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War with Iran hits $29 billion; students' math scores improve
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