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Maryland settles with owner and operator of ship that crashed into Baltimore's Key Bridge
Maryland officials have announced a settlement with the owner and operator of the massive cargo ship that crashed into a Baltimore bridge two years ago, causing its deadly collapse
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EPA moves to weaken rules for handling coal ash, the toxic waste from burning coal that is a threat to groundwater
EPA moves to weaken rules for handling coal ash, the toxic waste from burning coal that is a threat to groundwater
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IMF chief warns that Iran war will slow global economic growth
The head of the International Monetary Fund says the war in Iran is darkening the outlook for the world economy, and that's the case whether or not a fragile ceasefire holds
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Mexican miner rescued after nearly 14 days in a flooded Sinaloa mine
Rescue teams rescued a miner trapped for 13 days after a collapse in Sinaloa, Mexico
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Average US long-term mortgage rate eases to 6.37% after rising five weeks in a row
The average long-term U.S. mortgage rate eased this week, a modest relief for prospective homebuyers who have been facing higher borrowing costs as mortgage rates climbed to the highest level in nearly seven months
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Argentina approves Milei's bill that eases protections for glaciers despite environmental backlash
Argentina's Congress has approved a bill that eases glacier protections to boost mining investments
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Average US long-term mortgage rate eases to 6.37% after rising five weeks in a row
Average US long-term mortgage rate eases to 6.37% after rising five weeks in a row
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On a New Kids on the Block cruise, Emma Straub found a way past grief
Emma Straub, known for novels like “Modern Lovers” and “The Vacationers,” has a new book inspired by a fan cruise
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Key inflation gauge remains elevated in February before Iran war
A key measure of inflation stayed high in February, before the war in Iran spiked gas prices, a sign that everyday costs were elevated even before the conflict began
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US economy grew a sluggish 0.5% in fourth quarter, government says, downgrading previous estimate
The American economy, slowed by last fall’s 43-day government shutdown, grew at a sluggish 0.5% annual pace from October through December, the Commerce Department reported Thursday in downgrade of its previous estimate
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