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Years ago, she thought ahead and bought sinkhole insurance. It saved the Clarksville homeowner nearly $400K.

By Hannah McDonald Click here for updates on this story     CLARKSVILLE, Tennessee (WTVF) — When there’s widespread flooding or a tornado does serious damage, the state or FEMA often help cover costs. When a sinkhole forms, that’s not typically the case, although there’s really nothing you can do to prevent one. I got a news

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A pro-Israel super PAC helped defeat one Squad member. Now it’s going after another, Cori Bush

Associated Press ST. LOUIS (AP) — A pro-Israel super PAC that helped defeat one member of the congressional group called the Squad is pushing to oust another — Missouri’s Cori Bush. Bush has been a vocal critic of how Israel responded when attacked by Hamas in October, calling Israeli retaliation an “ethnic cleansing campaign.” The

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Hamas leader’s assassination sheds light on a long history of alleged Israeli attacks in Iran

Associated Press TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) — Explosions in secretive underground nuclear facilities. Cyber-attacks. Top scientists poisoned. Natural gas pipelines sabotaged. All these and more have been blamed on Israel in its shadow war with Iran. And the latest accusation, that Israel is behind the assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran, only expands

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Funcionario del Centro Carter cuestiona que el CNE tenga las actas suficientes para declarar a un ganador, “pero no para publicarlas”

Valeria Ordóñez Ghio (CNN Español) — Patricio Ballados Villagómez, subjefe de la misión del Centro Carter en Venezuela, dijo a Gabriela Frías de CNN que “es incongruente” que el Consejo Nacional Electoral (CNE) tenga las actas suficientes para declarar a un ganador de la elección presidencial y vaya a entregarlas al Tribunal Supremo de Justicia para

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Two couples drop wrongful death suit against Alabama IVF clinic and hospital

Associated Press/Report For America MOBILE, Ala. (AP) — Two couples who sued an Alabama hospital and in-vitro fertilization clinic where their embryos were accidentally destroyed have dropped their wrongful death lawsuit. They didn’t explain why they chose to drop their joint lawsuit. The case became a flashpoint in the debate over abortion when the Alabama

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