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Ms. Noem, a former homeland security secretary and governor of South Dakota, filed court papers there seeking to end her marriage to Bryon Noem, an insurance salesman.
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Brunson, captain of the N.B.A. champion New York Knicks, hosted a “Saturday Night Live” show that satirized President Trump’s recent visit to Mayor Zohran Mamdani.
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As billionaires become a popular political target, a new book urges Washington not to lose sight of a much larger, and quieter, group of wealthy business owners.
Researchers are asking why patients, like former Senator Ben Sasse, inevitably develop resistance to the drug daraxonrasib.
The pilots of an Amazon cargo jet had never worked together before the day of the crash, and were traveling at an abnormally high speed when they hit the runway, the report said.
The American Israel Public Affairs Committee has increasingly become a campaign issue unto itself. Some candidates have worn opposition from AIPAC as a badge of honor or made a point of rejecting the group’s support.
Allison Warrell, who has achondroplasia dwarfism, started lifting weights to avoid back problems. In August, she ended her career as the shortest woman in competitive bodybuilding.
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