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"Black Averageness" is one of the singles off of Shad's latest album, "Tao." -
Sacramento got a record-breaking 5 inches of rain on a single day on Sunday. This comes following 212 consecutive days without rain, another record.
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Tesla will now join other U.S.-based companies in the $1 trillion club, like Apple and Microsoft.
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The missionaries were captured by a notorious gang. The ransom is $1 million per person.
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A Senate committee convened them to hear about how young people experience the platforms and whether laws need to change to protect the apps' youngest users.
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Legislation to make it easier to repair your smartphone or washing machine — instead of replacing it — is now pending in 27 states.
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Analysts say the plane is another example of China's industrial espionage.
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The National League’s Atlanta Braves knocked off the Los Angeles Dodgers to get to the 117th World Series.
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The former president and musician talked with All Things Considered host Audie Cornish about their new book.
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Better housing and tuition increases are among the issues sparking student protests at Howard University. Students have been occupying the Blackburn University Center for almost two weeks.
