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What does Harry and Meghan's return to England mean for their children?
As Prince Harry and Meghan consider schooling in Britain for their children, they face a complex transition from California life to the formal, historical traditions of elite British education.
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3mSuspect in 5 homicides in Oregon found dead in Enumclaw
A suspect linked to a gruesome quintuple homicide at a rural Oregon home has been found dead by apparent suicide in Enumclaw, Washington, as police continue their investigation.
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8mThis not-so-secret document is inspiring the left -- and tripping up its candidates
As the Democratic Socialists of America gains influence, its ambitious national platform creates a significant political divide, forcing candidates to navigate radical policies while striving for mainstream electoral success.
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9m3-year college degrees grow more popular in the US, saving time and cash. But critics aren't sold
Three-year bachelor's degrees are gaining popularity in the U.S. as a faster, more affordable alternative to traditional four-year programs, though critics worry about academic rigor and potential career limitations.
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4mA psychologist at Lindsay Clancy's murder trial says she has bipolar disorder
Expert testimony reveals conflicting psychiatric evaluations in the trial of Lindsay Clancy, who faces murder charges for the deaths of her three children amid claims of postpartum psychosis.
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13mThe world inches toward catastrophic climate events: 'Bigger shocks are on the way'
As extreme weather events become increasingly frequent and severe, scientists warn that climate change poses a looming, inevitable risk that requires urgent global preparation and systemic action.