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Catholic influencer Grace Marie’s 5-year-old son Leo died within two days of a flu diagnosis, sparking an outpouring of prayers and a new push for pediatric-flu awareness.
Henrietta’s legendary beer emporium, Beers of the World, will shut after 42 years, citing soaring rents, online competition, and supply-chain woes.
The Houston Astros struck swiftly, signing Japanese ace Tatsuya Imai to a three-year, $63 million deal that vaults their rotation into the stratosphere.
No. 5 Oregon pitches the first Orange Bowl shutout in 28 years, dominating No. 4 Texas Tech 23-0 behind a relentless defense and time-chewing ground attack.
Congress adjourned without extending Obamacare subsidies, setting up double-digit premium spikes for 13 million Americans next year.
European banks are on track to eliminate 200,000 jobs by 2030 as artificial-intelligence systems take over tasks from compliance to customer service.
Swiss forensic teams sift through the ashes of Le Constellation bar, hunting the cause of a blaze that killed one and rattled Crans-Montana’s winter economy.
January opens with a rare double bill: the brightest supermoon of 2024 and the Quadrantid meteor shower’s brief but blazing peak.
An Australian gecko named Pippin has become the first reptile documented to win at rock-paper-scissors, raising big questions about reptilian cognition and conservation.
Trump’s plan to gut the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is triggering compliance chaos for small banks that relied on uniform federal rules.