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- ❶ Civil rights icon Jesse Jackson dies at 84, rumors swirl that Supreme Court justice may be planning to retire, search of DNA from glove found near Nancy Guthrie's home comes up empty, and Iran says progress made in Geneva nuclear talks with U.S.
❶ Civil rights icon Jesse Jackson dies at 84, rumors swirl that Supreme Court justice may be planning to retire, search of DNA from glove found near Nancy Guthrie's home comes up empty, and Iran says progress made in Geneva nuclear talks with U.S.
Plus, the U.S. town where people live about a decade longer than the average American, three chain pan pizzas go head-to-head in a taste test, and what is a 'sleepcation?' ...
Trump to get another pick for Supreme Court soon? Speculation swirls that 2nd-oldest justice on nation’s top court may be planning to retire …
Police in Nancy Guthrie investigation say DNA found in glove didn’t match anything in national database …
→ WALL STREET JOURNAL report flags the new signs that economic meltdown inside Iran is getting even worse …
Federal judge rules Kilmar Abrego Garcia can’t be detained again by immigration authorities — because there’s no plan for deporting him …
Trump directs federal government to intervene in Potomac sewage spill that’s languished unaddressed for weeks …
Transgender gunman killed ex-wife, son and wounded 3 others at high school hockey game in Rhode Island …
→ Pulse-pounding video shows heroes wrestle transgender dad who opened fire at high school hockey game in Rhode Island …
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BLUE ZONE: The U.S. town where residents live significantly longer — about a decade more — than the average American …
PIZZA PROVOCATION: PAPA JOHNS is taking on PIZZA HUT and DOMINO’S pan pizza — all 3 put to taste test ...
JUST ZZZS: Growing number of travelers going on ‘sleepcations,’ where pretty much all they do is sleep — and hotels are loving it …
LONG AND SHORT OF IT: Men who undergo risky leg-breaking surgery to increase height speak out — some anonymously to take secret ‘to the grave’ …
CLOCK TICKING: Anderson Cooper in final days at 60 MINUTES after being anchor at newsmagazine for nearly 20 years ….
POLITICALLY INCORRECT? Stephen Colbert says CBS blocked him from airing interview with candidate for U.S. Senate over equal time fears …
LOGGING OUT: TIKTOK’s new 2026 policies explained, and why thousands of users say they are leaving the social media app …
WORLD DOMINATION: 1 tiny country dominates the WINTER OLYMPICS — and everyone wants the secret …
DRINK OF CHOICE: Think $20 martinis are pricey? Meet the $50 piña colada …
FAT TUESDAY: Mardi Gras celebration his fevered pitch in New Orleans’ French Quarter on last day of weeks-long revelry …
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GEORGE ON GEORGE: 43rd president of the U.S. on what he learned from America’s 1st president …
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