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Chevron to Move Headquarters From California to Texas by End of Year
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More Ground Cinnamon Tainted With Lead, FDA Warns Consumers
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New York City Shutters Hundreds of Illegal Marijuana Shops
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Meta Agrees to Pay Texas $1.4 Billion Settlement in Biometric Data Lawsuit
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Mexico’s President Calls on Cartels Not to Fight After Alleged Drug Lords Arrested
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Justin Timberlake’s Lawyer Says Pop Singer Did Not Drive Drunk, Argues DUI Charges Should Be Dropped
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5.1 Magnitude Earthquake Rattles West Texas
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Wiers Farm Recalls Variety of Produce Items Sold in 18 States Over Possible Listeria Contamination
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Biscuit Basin at Yellowstone Park to Remain Closed for the Summer After Hydrothermal Explosion
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BMW Recalls Nearly 300,000 X3 SUVs Over Interior Cargo Rails That Can Detach in a Crash
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Steve Bannon’s Trial for Border Wall Fundraising Set for December
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Delta Faces Probe as Hundreds of Flights Are Canceled for 5th Consecutive Day
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Nationwide Wireless Outage in February Blocked 25,000 calls to 911, FCC Says
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Netflix Nixes Its Cheapest, Ad-Free Plan in the US
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More Than 300 Suspected Heat-Related Deaths in Arizona County as Temperatures Soar
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Closing Arguments Set for July 19 in Russian Trial of US Journalist
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Federal Court Sends Louisiana LNG Terminal Project Back to Regulators
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FDA Declines to Approve Orexo’s Opioid Overdose Drug, Seeks More Information
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Arkansas Secretary of State Rejects Pro-Abortion Group’s Ballot Initiative
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Average 30-Year Mortgage Rate Dips Slightly
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CBS News President Steps Down Amid Parent Company Paramount Merges With Skydance
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Judge Says Rudy Giuliani Bankruptcy Case Could Be Dismissed, but Debts Not Going Away
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New Parents in Baltimore Could Get $1000 Baby Bonus to Fight Poverty
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US Proposal Aims to Expand Review of Land Sales Near Military Bases
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Johns Hopkins Medical Students to Receive Free Tuition After $1 Billion Gift From Bloomberg Philanthropies
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Gov. Greg Abbott to Promote Texas Business During East Asia Tour
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2 Hospitalized After Shark Attacks Disrupt Fourth of July in Texas
