Interactive map: Top 5 most common invasive animal and insect in every US state
Interactive map shows every state’s most common invasive animals and insects.
Climate change
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New school lunch nutrition requirements will backfire. Kids won’t eat what they don’t like.
Instead of well-nourished students, our school nutrition programs would suffer under new rules from a lack of participation and increased food waste.
‘Anxious, tense, terrifying’: Survivors recall terror of Texas mall mass shooting. Live updates.
The attack at the Allen Premium Outlets continues a troubling trend of mass shootings across the US and in Texas in 2023.
Brittney Griner’s return to WNBA is an act of defiance, activism for other detainees
As Brittney Griner preps for preseason game, every shot she takes, every highlight will keep spotlight on other Americans wrongfully detained abroad.
Who was Jordan Neely, the New York subway victim? A ‘young man in real crisis,’ advocates say
Jordan Neely, a beloved subway performer, grew up in a family of musicians who want him to be remembered as a “human being,” a family lawyer said.
Updated daily: Here are the 10 best Amazon deals on GE, Klahaite and Aiper
Ready to shop? Save big with today’s best Amazon deals on an electronic bug zapper, a powerful kitchen mixer and affordable batteries.
Bill Barr warns of ‘horror show’ and ‘chaos’ if Donald Trump wins in 2024
Former Attorney General Bill Barr, once one of Donald Trump’s closest allies, derided him and warned of ‘chaos’ if Trump is elected in 2024.
‘We got punked’: Warriors assess blowout loss to Lakers, chart path back to Game 4 victory
The Warriors lost their composure, a double-digit lead and Game 3 of their matchup against the more physical Lakers.
No, it’s not time to forgive Oakland A’s broadcaster for use of racial slur. Not yet.
Oakland Athletics television broadcaster Glen Kuiper used a racial slur during a pregame show. Should he be forgiven? One day. Just not now.
Single family homes for rent are getting more expensive. Here’s where prices are going up
Single-family rentals saw a 6% increase at the close of the first quarter of 2023 compared to the same period in 2022.
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