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King Charles’s first year: How he handled power, money and his family

A year since Charles III ascended to the throne — on Sept. 8, 2022 — a majority of Brits say he is doing a good job, though he’s not as popular as his mum was.

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Trump escalates false attacks on Biden as some Republicans push toward impeachment

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The Sierra Club hired its first Black leader. Turmoil over racial equity followed.

One of the nation’s largest and oldest environmental groups laid off staffers of color and scaled back its equity work under new leadership.

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Extreme rain in Hong Kong turns city streets into raging rivers

A record 6.2 inches of rain fell between 11 p.m. and midnight, the most in an hour since records began in 1884.

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Justice Kavanaugh says ethics changes may be coming to Supreme Court

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Lee could become Category 5 hurricane; chances of striking land are still unclear

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At least 15 dead after severe flooding in Greece, Turkey and Bulgaria

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North Korea claims it has produced a ‘tactical nuclear attack submarine’

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House GOP eyes vote on health transparency bill

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Scientists found a ‘golden egg’ deep in the sea near Alaska. But what is it?

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Spike in Asian hornet sightings could be deadly for British bees, experts say

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Coco Gauff waits out a protest, reaches her first U.S. Open final

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U.S. Open women’s semifinal disrupted by climate activists

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The Chiefs look nothing like defending champs in season-opening loss to Lions

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Joe Burrow becomes NFL’s highest-paid player after new deal with Bengals

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SBA program upended in wake of Supreme Court affirmative action ruling

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Time is running out to avert UAW autoworkers’ strike as deadline looms

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Maker of breathing machines to pay $479 million in CPAP settlement

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Car makers can collect — and sell — too much data about you, watchdog says

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