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Franklin County coroner reported a measles-associated death, the state’s sixth this year — part of the worst U.S. measles year since 1991, raising urgent vaccination and readiness questions.

One of the year’s deadliest mass killings prompts new questions about recognizing warning signs and protecting family safety in communities facing similar risks.

A pre‑dawn HSI search of Rep. Ilhan Omar’s Washington home ran under a judicially authorized warrant. The probe could reshape political dynamics and campaigning weeks before the midterms.

A court blocked a multimillion-dollar, taxpayer-funded TV ad campaign for 14 days before midterms — this affects how government money is used and what messaging people see on TV.

GOP-led states implemented new voter registration and ID rules ahead of the midterms; these changes could affect ballot access in closely contested races, potentially altering local outcomes.

National average around $4.36 means higher commuting, family travel and household fuel costs this fall; some regions face even pricier diesel.

Remnants of Rachel bring coastal flooding, high surf, and heavy desert downpours, disrupting travel and prompting flood warnings in Southern California and Nevada.

Another strike near Riyadh’s King Khalid airport risks civilian harm and could disrupt regional travel and energy routes after earlier deadly attacks.

Tyler Huntley’s comeback set up Kyle Hamilton’s overtime interception in a Ravens win, reshaping NFL week narratives and fantasy lineups.

Their research underpins how central banks and governments respond to inflation and recessions, influencing interest rates, jobs and household finances.

Strikes in Sanaa and a drone hit on a tanker near Hormuz raise shipping risks and could affect energy transport and regional security.

Ukraine says Russian strikes on power infrastructure continued despite a U.S. social post about an energy ‘ceasefire,’ worsening civilian electricity access and complicating messaging.

San Francisco stayed unbeaten with a 32-29 road win at Seattle, strengthening playoff positioning and fan interest.

Hurricane Simon threatens Mexico’s Pacific tourist areas, prompting evacuations and heavy rain that could disrupt travel and local businesses.

The Brewers’ bullpen held the Dodgers in a 2-1 NLCS Game 1, shifting postseason momentum and fan travel plans.

‘Other Mommy’ opened to $27.5 million while ‘The Social Reckoning’ underperformed, affecting studio projections and release strategies.

A Supreme Court ruling may put people released under the First Step Act at risk of returning to custody, narrowing sentencing relief for some cases.

The president and secretary of state are reportedly considering removing the U.S. ambassador to Greece after allegations, a personnel move with diplomatic consequences.

The Justice Department says the ATF will stop enforcing some registration requirements for certain weapons after a court ruling, likely prompting legal challenges.