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Former President Trump says he was close to ordering a military strike on Iran, calling war popular but deciding against immediate action. Here’s why it matters.
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Nintendo’s upcoming mobile game Pictonico transforms your photos into quick, quirky minigames inspired by WarioWare, offering a fresh way to play on phones.
Why America’s Iconic Schlitz Beer Is Ending After 177 Years
Schlitz beer, one of America’s oldest lagers with a near two-century legacy, will cease production after 177 years. This marks a major shift for the Midwest brewing tradition and the broader U.S. beer industry.
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Why BYU Holds a Critical Edge at NCAA Golf Regionals as Utah Drops Back
BYU stays in fifth place at the NCAA Athens Regional after two rounds, while Utah falls to 13th, shaping their chances to advance in the tournament.
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Salmonella outbreaks linked to backyard poultry are increasing across multiple states, including Michigan. Understanding the risks helps prevent serious infections.