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Authorities arrest pair after 430 fentanyl pills found during traffic stop

Authorities in Nebraska arrested two men Thursday after more than 430 suspected fentanyl pills were discovered during a traffic stop.

Police issue warning of new iPhone ‘NameDrop’ feature over privacy concerns

Local police warned residents that a new feature available on the latest iPhone update could intrude on people's privacy, as the feature could potentially share contact information with strangers.

New home sales fell in October as housing market hit by historic mortgage rates

Sales of new homes declined in October, showing that the housing market is languishing under the pressure of soaring mortgage rates.

Biden administration unsure if two remaining US women will be freed from Hamas on Monday

The Biden administration is unsure if the two American women held hostage by Hamas in Gaza will be released on Monday.

Retirement ruins: Four seats Republicans expect to pick up amid exodus from Congress

The Republican Party is hoping to take advantage of a record number of retirements from Congress as several open up opportunities in competitive districts.

Trump brags about ‘aced’ cognitive test while defending tactic of mixing up Obama and Biden

Former President Donald Trump defended his mixing up of former President Barack Obama's name for President Joe Biden's on several occasions, which some have pointed to as evidence of mental decline.

‘Disappointed’ Biden apologized after showing skepticism about Hamas death toll claims

President Joe Biden privately apologized to Muslim leaders last month after expressing doubt about the number of people the Hamas-run Gaza Health Ministry said had been killed in the war between Israel and Hamas.

US military prevents Israel-linked tanker near Yemen from being seized

The U.S. military prevented a tanker from being seized in the Gulf of Aden, off the coast of Yemen, according to U.S. Central Command.

Delaware County’s top prosecutor becomes fifth Democrat to run for Pennsylvania attorney general

Jack Stollsteimer, the top prosecutor in heavily populated Delaware County, will run for Pennsylvania attorney general in 2024, he announced Monday, seeking an office that played a critical role in court defending Joe Biden’s 2020 victory in the presidential battleground.

Roughly 45,000 students to return to school in Oregon after nearly month-long teacher strike

Oregon’s largest school district said late Sunday it had reached a tentative agreement with its teachers union and roughly 45,000 students would be back in school Monday after more than three weeks without classes.
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