The Duke of Cambridge was selling copies of a magazine that supports those who are homeless.
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Baby Holly: Child of slain parents found safe after 42 years
Baby Holly’s parents were found slain in Houston but no one knew what happened to their daughter – until now.
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Geico must pay $5.2M to woman who caught STI in man's insured car
The woman says she was was negligently infected with HPV after having unprotected sex with a man in his Geico-insured Hyundai Genesis.
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Uvalde shooting survivor, 11, nearly suffers heart attack at friend’s memorial
After attending a memorial for her best friend, who was killed at Robb Elementary, the girl nearly went into cardiac arrest.
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NASA will study UFOs, aims to shed light on 'the unknown'
Despite the ‘reputational risk’ NASA is committed to furthering the scientific understanding of UFOs with a study that is expected to span nine months.
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The Ongoing History of New Music, encore presentation: The History of Portable Music, Part 2
If you can’t leave the house without taking your music with you, then you should know how that’s even possible in the first place.
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65,000-year-old 'Swiss Army knife' reveals key to early human survival
Southern African peoples chose to make ancient multi-tools in the same shape, using a common template — indicating that early humans were sharing knowledge over 65,000 years ago.
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Server rescues child from abuse with secret sign, 'Do you need help?'
While standing secretly behind the child’s stepfather at the table, a restaurant server held up a sign in the boy’s eyeline, asking ‘Do you need help?’
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Disorder in the court: Hundreds of cockroaches released at N.Y. hearing
The courthouse was shut down for the day while crews worked to fumigate the Albany, N.Y., building.
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Video captures woman setting fire to 1st surgical abortion clinic in Wyoming
The Wellspring Health Access clinic was set to open in mid-June and would have been the first clinic in Wyoming to offer surgical abortions.
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Family sues Meta, blames Instagram for daughter's eating disorder, self-harm
Alexis Spence spiraled into depression and anxiety, and her eating disorder worsened, while using Instagram, the lawsuit claims.
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