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Home Depot expected to spend $1 billion more on hourly workers

Home Depot says it plans boost pay and benefits for front-line hourly workers by one billion dollars this year.

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Hormuz

Iran sets conditions for Strait of Hormuz reopening, calls for U.S. to correct its behavior

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and then IDG Chief of Staff Benny Gantz

Israel rejects Trump’s 15-point Gaza plan, Netanyahu says

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Elections

El-Sayed

El-Sayed says he spoke to Obama, hopes he will campaign for him

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White House fraud tracker exposes nearly $300 billion tab as health programs take center stage

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White House fraud tracker exposes nearly $300 billion tab as health programs take center stage
After traffic stop, congressman vows to rein in Flock cameras with legislation
Iran sets conditions for Strait of Hormuz reopening, calls for U.S. to correct its behavior
Trump administration seeks to end problematic organ procurement program, placing a premium on life

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F-16

NORAD says fighter jets intercepted several general aviation aircraft over Bedminster

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Fire

Two helicopter pilots killed while battling wildfire in Utah

Elections

Darline

South Carolina GOP Senate race for Lindsey Graham's seat tightens ahead of primary

Congress

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Senate Democrats vote against bill requiring photo ID to cast ballots

Culture

Sophie Cunningham

WNBA player DiJonai Carrington posts ‘white privilege’ after ejection over fouling Sophie Cunningham

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Texas State Rep. James Talarico Launches Bid For U.S. Senate

Talarico criticizes 'Christo-fascism' in resurfaced audio from 2023

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Bill Cassidy

Cassidy says decision to confirm Blanche was not black or white decision but 'gradation of gray'

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Canada wildfires stock photo

British Columbia declares state of emergency over wildfires as roughly 20,000 evacuate