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Dolly Parton says she wants to be remembered as ‘a giving person’

Dolly Parton’s desire to be remembered as "a giving person” and “a good-hearted person” is causing her to stop and think about how she will use a recent $100 million award.

US debates sending Patriot missile defense system to Ukraine

The Biden administration is contemplating sending the Patriot missile defense system to Ukraine in an attempt to bolster its air defenses amid Russia’s assault on its critical infrastructure.

Speaker sendoff: Pelosi granted new title and Capitol room

House Democrats have given House Speaker Nancy Pelosi a new title and introduced a resolution to rename a historic caucus room in her honor as a tribute to her two decades leading the conference.

Social Security update: First of two SSI checks in December totaling $1,755 to arrive in one day

Supplemental Security Income beneficiaries are one day away from the first of two payments to be distributed in December because of a scheduling quirk, with the checks being worth a combined total of $1,755.

Regulatory path for Alzheimer’s drug clouded by brain swelling and bleeding

An experimental Alzheimer's drug made by Eisai and Biogen has shown promising results in slowing the rate of cognitive decline among patients in the early stages of the disease, but new findings from the study are shedding more light on the drug's risks as U.S. regulators weigh approving it.

Kanye West to pay Kim Kardashian $200K per month in divorce settlement

Ye, the rapper formerly known as Kanye West, and Kim Kardashian have settled their divorce, and Ye was ordered to pay Kardashian $200,000 per month in child support.

Judge dismisses Arizona GOP attorney general candidate’s lawsuit over election results

A state judge dismissed a lawsuit from the Republican candidate for Arizona’s attorney general that challenged the results of the state’s general election, arguing the case was filed prematurely.

Idaho university murders: Self-described ‘socially awkward’ neighbor denies rumors he’s the killer

A self-described “socially awkward” third-year law student at the University of Idaho has denied rumors that he's the at-large culprit responsible for the murder of four students inside an off-campus home earlier this month.

McCarthy huddles with opponents of leadership bid in latest effort to clinch speakership

House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy met with several right-wing members of his party during a meeting on Tuesday as part of the California Republican’s latest efforts to scrounge up enough votes to become House speaker.

Bill to stop Chinese drones stalled by demands for US intelligence carve-out

A bill to halt the government’s purchase of Chinese-made drones is being stalled by demands for a carve-out for the intelligence community, sources said of discussions with the House Intelligence Select Committee.
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