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A Christian pastor called Arapaho ceremonies 'idol worship.' Now the tribe wants her church gone
In the weeks since a Christian pastor on the Wind River Reservation likened Arapaho ceremonial ways to “idol worship,” the Sunday morning rhythm has become familiar
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Kennedy Center board to propose new options for honoring Trump as center confronts solvency worries
The Kennedy Center Board of Trustees is planning to propose adding President Donald Trump’s name to the facility’s exterior in recognition of his saving the building from its “precarious fiscal position."
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Global customers crave texture, challenging companies to make crispier, gooier, chewier foods
Want more crunch when you munch or goo when you chew
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Supreme Court to decide whether to hear Maine lobsterman’s challenge to GPS boat tracker requirement
The Supreme Court will decide this month whether to hear a lobster fisherman’s challenge to a rule requiring electronic tracking devices on boats
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Maduro ally Alex Saab expected to plead guilty Tuesday in federal money laundering case
Maduro ally Alex Saab expected to plead guilty Tuesday in federal money laundering case
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Bob Mackie, iconic designer to the stars who dressed Cher and Madonna and defined '70s Hollywood glamour, dies at 87
Bob Mackie, iconic designer to the stars who dressed Cher and Madonna and defined '70s Hollywood glamour, dies at 87
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Costco raises price for Kirkland motor oil, sets purchase limit
Costco has raised the price of motor oil sold under its exclusive private-label brand as well as limited how much of it customers can buy weekly as oil prices climb yet again
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How a photographer sees images of daily life as a unifying force
Vadim Ghirda is a Bucharest, Romania-based Associated Press photographer who has documented major news, conflict and humanitarian stories for more than 35 years
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Kennedy Center board to propose new options for honoring Trump as center confronts worries over solvency, documents show
Kennedy Center board to propose new options for honoring Trump as center confronts worries over solvency, documents show
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Some Russians are fleeing abroad, citing draft fears and a loss of freedom
Some Russians have left the country this year amid rumors of a new mobilization of troops for the war in Ukraine as well as a crackdown on their personal freedoms
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