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- Apple fixes security flaw used to apparently hack some of its products, including the iPhone
- Food delivery rider attacked after he was allegedly tricked by loanshark to harass debtor
- Tenants complained about ceiling hole and cracks in the walls in century-old Iowa building before it collapsed
- Apple and Google are building a tracking tool to tell people when they may have been exposed to coronavirus
- The New Job Market: Who Wins and Who Loses?
- New bill would crack down on companies that break child labor laws
- Customer disappointed by $98 'award-winning' durian cake, bakery offers replacement but not refund
- Abbott faces SEC investigation over infant formula debacle
- A very close-held operation: How Biden made his unannounced visit to Ukraine
- Want to feel like royalty? You can now stay at a home owned by Queen Elizabeth
- Belt & Road
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- Australian hydrogen company outlines US expansion in New Mexico, touts research
- 7 killed in capsized boats off San Diego were Mexican migrants
- Southern California school janitor who spent years in jail acquitted of child sexual abuse
- Good savers, beware: Will you face a tax bomb in retirement?
- Outraised and embattled, Lauren Boebert heads back to Colorado with a revamped campaign strategy
- 'When I first heard it, I was shocked': Students and parents upset over 'morbid' O-level Chinese listening comprehension passage
- A Pine Bluff attorney launches a bid for a south Arkansas congressional seat as filing period ends
- Malaysia lifting export ban on live chicken broilers from Oct 11: SFA
- Former top staffer of ex-congressman George Santos: You are a product of your own making
- Casey McQuiston was sure their new book would get banned. They wrote it anyway.