President Joe Biden announced a national library at Arizona State University will be dedicated to the late Arizona Sen. John McCain. https://tinyurl.com/26dcpech
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With a government shutdown looming, the GOP ramping up its impeachment inquiry and the second Republican presidential debate on the horizon, President Joe Biden headed West.
While speaking at Arizona State University - where he announced a national library in honor of his late friend and one-time competitor Sen. John McCain - Biden sought to make a point that is central to his reelection campaign. Namely, that American democracy is at risk.
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,1,Secretary of State Antony Blinken is urging the use of 'humanitarian pauses' in the Israel-Hamas war.
USA TODAY Justice Department Correspondent Bart Jansen breaks down Michael Cohen's testimony at Donald Trump's civil fraud trial, and looks at Jenna Ellis' guilty plea in the Georgia election case.
House Republicans nominate Rep. Mike Johnson, R-La. as their latest choice for speaker.
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,1,A hungry, mischievous black bear broke into a family's home in Connecticut and stole lasagna out of the freezer before making its escape.
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,1,81-year old woman hikes 24 miles across the Grand Canyon in 24 hours. What did you do today?
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81-year-old Fran just completed a 24-mile, rim-to-rim hike in the Grand Canyon with her daughters and family while battling Non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma.
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,1,Bodycam video shows officers escorting a young bear from an IGA grocery store in Petersburg, Alaska.
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,1,After calls for an investigation into hair-straightening chemicals, the Food and Drug Administration has proposed a ban on some chemicals that are linked to an increased risk of getting cancer.
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A proposed ruling filed from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration could mean bans on some chemical hair-smoothing and straightening products that have been linked to cancer.
The FDA has proposed a rule banning formaldehyde and other formaldehyde-releasing chemicals from being used in hair-smoothing and straightening products sold in the U.S.
The use of such chemicals has been linked to long-term health concerns, including an increased risk of cancer, according to the FDA. They can also cause short-term health risks, including sensitization reactions and breathing problems, the agency says.
Before an FDA proposal can become an official rule, the agency takes comments from the public and then may "decide to end the rulemaking process, to issue a new proposed rule, or to issue a final rule," the agency's site says.
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,1,College used to be grounded in the inviolate principle that each of us should confront new ideas, speak our minds, and learn. Has that time passed? This year alone we have seen a riot at U.C. Berkeley and violence at Middlebury College over controversial speakers. Instead of “express yourself,” a new view seems to be taking hold: “Suppress yourself—or I’ll do it for you.” What is happening to free speech on campus?
In this panel discussion (sponsored by the Ayn Rand Institute and the University of Southern California Political Student Assembly and Young Americans for Liberty), three leading voices in this field address current threats to freedom of speech on college campuses: Dave Rubin, Creator and Host of "The Rubin Report"; Colin Moriarty, Creator and Host of "Colin's Last Stand," and Steve Simpson, Director of Legal Studies, Ayn Rand Institute, and editor of "Defending Free Speech."
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,1,President Joe Biden announced a national library at Arizona State University will be dedicated to the late Arizona Sen. John McCain. https://tinyurl.com/26dcpech
RELATED: Biden impeachment inquiry takes center stage as shutdown threat looms https://youtube.com/shorts/a18g8wXbv98
With a government shutdown looming, the GOP ramping up its impeachment inquiry and the second Republican presidential debate on the horizon, President Joe Biden headed West.
While speaking at Arizona State University - where he announced a national library in honor of his late friend and one-time competitor Sen. John McCain - Biden sought to make a point that is central to his reelection campaign. Namely, that American democracy is at risk.
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,1,The 98-page indictment in Fulton County, Georgia, alleges a "criminal enterprise" involving former President Donald Trump and 18 co-defendants. That includes some familiar names like Trump's former attorney Rudy Giuliani and former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows. Criminal defense attorney Don Samuel joins CBS News to unpack the legal case.
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