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Jimothy, the Neckless Raccoon of Seattle, Becomes an Internet Sensation
A neckless, unusually round raccoon named Jimothy has gone viral in Seattle, capturing hearts with his fearless neighborhood strolls despite a spinal deformity.
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FDA Reviews Safety of Synthetic Peptides Amid Growing Wellness Trend
The FDA is reviewing seven popular synthetic peptides to address safety risks as wellness trends outpace clinical data, threatening consumer health and safety.
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Courtney Stodden Alleges Inappropriate Conduct by Jason Alexander in 2012 Sketch
Courtney Stodden has accused Jason Alexander of inappropriate behavior on a 2012 set, using the incident to advocate for California’s anti-child marriage bill AB1267.
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Senators Renew Push to Tie College Accreditation to Student Loan Outcomes
Senators Elizabeth Warren and Dick Durbin are reintroducing legislation to hold colleges accountable for student debt by reforming the federal accreditation system.
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Trump Administration Pauses $1B In Medicaid Payments To California, Minnesota
The Trump administration has deferred $1 billion in Medicaid payments to California and Minnesota, citing concerns over potential fraud and lack of documentation.
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Nora Moves Toward Regional Archaeological Park Status
Pula municipal authorities have launched technical discussions to establish a Regional Archaeological Park in Nora, aimed at boosting local tourism and economy.
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Cyclospora Outbreak Triggers Sharp Drop in Restaurant Foot Traffic
Foot traffic at major restaurant chains has fallen following an FDA-linked cyclospora outbreak traced to lettuce supplies.
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Dollarama Recalls Heavenly Spices Garlic Powder Across Canada Over Bacterial Contamination Risk
Dollarama has issued a nationwide recall of Heavenly Spices garlic powder across Canada due to potential Bacillus cereus bacterial contamination.
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Moundville Public Boat Ramp Reopens Following Major Renovations
The Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources has reopened the Moundville boat ramp on the Warrior River following a major structural upgrade.
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GoodLife Fitness Investigating After Sikh Man Was Allegedly Forced To Leave Gym Over Kirpan
GoodLife Fitness is investigating after a Sikh member was asked to leave a Windsor gym for carrying a kirpan, a ceremonial religious article of faith.
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Searcy Police Host Fifth Annual Recovery Picnic to Promote Community Support
The Searcy Police Department will host its fifth annual recovery picnic on July 24 at Berryhill Park to connect residents with addiction support resources.
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FDA Approves Lipfendra, First Oral PCSK9 Inhibitor for Cholesterol
The FDA has approved Lipfendra, the first daily oral PCSK9 inhibitor, offering a new treatment option for patients who require additional LDL cholesterol reduction.
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Greater Edmonton Air Quality Risk Raised to High, Extreme Weather Response Activated
Edmonton has activated its extreme weather response due to wildfire smoke, with air quality reaching a high-risk level on the index through Wednesday morning.
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UK Climate Shift Prompts Urgent Policy Review as Heatwave Risks Mount
Following record-breaking 2025 temperatures, the Met Office warns of persistent extreme heat, forcing UK officials to mandate new national infrastructure policies.
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Painesville’s 48th Annual Party in the Park Concludes at Painesville Square
The 48th annual Party in the Park in Painesville Square concluded this weekend, drawing thousands of visitors and supporting local city beautification projects.
