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    CEO Gernot Döllner says the Georgia plant isn’t just a response to tariffs.
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    Republican Sen. Lisa Murkowski and President Trump are at odds over the federal government’s attempt to block certification of the Senate race if GOP candidate loses
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    Breaking | Opposition leader Maria Corina Machado returned to Venezuela, challenging the U.S.-backed government as she pushes for presidential elections.
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    Recent rulings have had an impact on the ads voters see and the candidates on their ballots.
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    Hiking miles across remote islands avoiding sheep manure and playing into sideways rain allowed us to discover the true origins of the game.
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    In just their second year, the Golden State Valkyries are a rare expansion success story. Now they’re on the brink of a championship.
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    These October traditions weren’t always traditions. Here’s how some of them got started.
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    Rivan Industries and other startups are betting they can make green fuel cost-competitive.
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    Forty-four years after their first Fall Classic, the Brewers are back for the ring.
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    The city has roughly 1 million rent-stabilized apartments, accounting for about half of its rental housing stock. But scoring one is so coveted that even mentioning it can “turn heads in rooms.”
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    Rising food prices have placed new value on all-you-can-eat offerings. From Southern comfort food to Korean barbecue to Uzbek delicacies, these spots don’t skimp on portions—or flavor.
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    Milwaukee’s relentless approach at the plate has survived everything October has thrown at it, all the way to a 2-0 World Series lead.
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    A Texas man fell for a beautiful woman then found himself laundering cash for an international crime ring. “It wasn’t love toward the end,” he says.
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    Politicians are trying hard to appear authentic—four letters at a time
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    The former president, typically circumspect when criticizing Trump, gave an unusually sharp rebuke at an Ohio rally.
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    Logan International Airport is looking for a “voice that feels like home.” For some Bostonians, it’s a chance at redemption.
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    Léa Seydoux discovers a chilling secret about her husband in ‘Gentle Monster,’ Aaron Sorkin’s ‘A Few Good Men’ marches onto Broadway, a sleuth-pleasing Agatha Christie exhibition opens in London, and more.
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    Americans have flooded the French capital ahead of the first regular-season game in France on Sunday—and a weekend of potential unrest.
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    Welcome to the Beverly Hills Unified School District, home to one of the nastiest local races of the year, complete with flying insults, dueling restraining-order petitions and a yard-sign whodunit. 🔗
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    Ina Garten is starting a new chapter. The Barefoot Contessa shows us her apartment, which doubles as the set of her new podcast, and shares a recipe for perfect scrambled eggs. 🔗
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