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Cops Clarify Carlee Russell Disappearance Details, No Missing Child Report
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Homeowners Don’t Want to Sell, So Home Builders Are Booming
High mortgage rates are dissuading sellers, leaving new construction the only game in town.
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Stanford President Will Resign After Report Found Flaws in His Research
Marc Tessier-Lavigne was cleared of accusations of scientific fraud and misconduct. But the review said his work had “multiple problems” and “fell below customary standards of scientific rigor.”
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‘Real risk’ when stopping car to help stranger
A terrifying scenario that saw a woman vanish after stopping to help a toddler has people everywhere talking about the “child bait” trick.
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From a one-way flight to sleeping in a parking lot: Diary of a California dream gone sour
Andrew Truelove needs a belt and a pair of socks.
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Carlee Russell admits she was not abducted and did not see child on road
Alabama woman could face charges for fabricating story, police say, as they try to determine whereabouts for two days
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Federal Judge Blocks New Biden Asylum Policy
Immigrant advocacy groups had challenged the administration’s decision to dramatically limit who is allowed to apply for asylum in the U.S.
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Affordable Apartments Are Coming to the Top of New York’s Skyline
A deal to build the city’s newest residential skyscraper includes an unusually high number of apartments for low-income renters, plus some set aside for survivors of 9/11.
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Opinion: Our family of four shared a cramped studio for 25 years. L.A. housing costs nearly kept us there forever
Growing up in a predominately low-income immigrant community, we assumed living in an overcrowded apartment was the norm.
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She bought an airplane ticket she thought was a scam. Then her future husband was on board
“I’m a traveler, through and through,” says Martina. “It gives me life.”
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The Great Resignation is 'over'. What does that mean?
A years-long period of record-high quits rocked the workforce in ways we couldn't have imagined. But the mass exodus is done, say experts.
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California judge arrested after his wife found shot, killed in Anaheim home
She was declared dead on scene, police reported.
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Queens doctor charged with recording sex assaults on unconscious patients at New York-Presbyterian, raping women at home
Zhi Alan Cheng, a former doctor at a prominent New York hospital, recorded dozens of videos as he raped and sexually abused women, prosecutors said.
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Mega Millions is up to $1.55B. No one is winning, so why do we keep playing the lottery?
Seven things more likely to happen than winning the Powerball or Mega Millions lottery
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Wildfire 'apocalypse' kills 6 on Hawaii's Maui island
Blazes fanned by winds of distant hurricane force residents, tourists to flee
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Hawaii wildfires: Crews may find 10 to 20 wildfire victims a day - governor
Recovery crews combing through homes and vehicles burned to a cinder in Hawaii are likely to find 10 to 20 more victims per day, the governor has warned.
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In Scathing Letter, New York State Criticizes Adams’s Migrant Response
The letter, responding to New York City’s list of demands for state help, said the city had already rebuffed some of the state’s offers and had been slow to aid migrants.
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Hawaiian Electric Knew of Wildfire Threat, but Waited Years to Act
Four years ago, the utility said it needed to do more to prevent its power lines from emitting sparks. It made little progress, focusing on a shift to clean energy.
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Seeking a One-Bedroom in ‘a Quintessential New York Brownstone.’ How Far Would Their Budget Take Them?
After a few years of renting in Brooklyn, a young couple combed through listings in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn Heights and Boerum Hill. Here’s where they landed.
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