A growing group of lawmakers think TikTok is 'digital fentanyl' and want to ban it. Many others remain skeptical.

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Florida's climate exodus has already begun — and it's only going to get worse

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Climate change is making disasters like hurricanes more devastating and frequent, and Floridians are already being forced to flee.

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The state's climate exodus has already begun

The best Presidents' Day 2023 sales happening now: Shop deals on mattresses, TVs, appliances, and more

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Presidents' Day weekend is packed with deals on big-ticket items.

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How a grand attempt to improve airline travel backfired — and ended up turning flying into a total nightmare

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Shortsighted decisions that prioritized efficiency and price cuts over quality and comfort have made air travel and airline customer service a total mess.

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It all started with one dumb law

The Phoenix housing bubble spectacularly popped in 2008. Countless signs point towards a similar struggle now. Here's how bad it really is.

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Instagram got popular by favoring big brands over cool content — which is why it's now losing to TikTok

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Instagram is a victim of its own success. The reason it became popular is the reason it can't beat TikTok.

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Instagram is becoming as uncool as Facebook — and it has only itself to blame

Trump's political ascent was fueled by Southern Republicans. Now they're his main 2024 opponents.

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