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Starbucks rolling out new boba-style drinks with a fruity 'pearl' that 'pops in your mouth'
Lovers of bubble, or boba tea, may want to visit Starbucks, because their new summer drink trio, has raspberry, blueberry and blackberry...
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Boy Scouts of America announces name change to Scouting America, in effect next year
For the first time in its history, Boy Scouts of America is changing its name to the more inclusive Scouting America.
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The 2025 Real ID deadline for new licenses is really real this time, DHS says
You might have heard about the Real ID deadline before but this time, DHS says it's legit: You'll need a Real ID license by May 7, 2025.
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Tornado risk increased for Michigan, models show robust storms Tuesday afternoon
A line of thunderstorms should move through Michigan on Tuesday. The latest severe weather forecast actually significantly increased the chance of severe thunderstorms. Part of southern Michigan has been placed
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Israel Begins Long-Awaited Military Operations in Rafah
The Israeli military engaged in “targeted strikes” that were directed at Hamas positions in eastern Rafah Monday night, according to a press release from the country’s prime minister’s office. "The War Cabinet unanimously decided that Israel continues the operation in Rafah to exert military pressure on Hamas in order to promote the release of our
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Jordanian Ruler Joins Biden in Opposing Rafah Invasion
Jordan’s ruler, King Abdullah, told U.S. President Joe Biden during a lunch meeting at the White House on Monday that any Israeli military operations in Rafah would result in an unacceptable regional escalation of the seven-month-long war in Gaza. "The king warned of the repercussions of the Israeli ground offensive on Rafah, which could cause
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White House Puts Breaks on Munitions Shipment to Israel Amid Looming Rafah Offensive: Report
For the first time since the October 7 massacre in southern Israel, the White House has stopped a shipment of munitions for Israel, according to a report by Axios. Two Israeli officials told the website that amid plans to launch new operations against Hamas terrorists garrisoned in Rafah, the expected aid delivery at the beginning
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Hours After Rafah Evacuations Start, Hamas Agrees to Ceasefire Deal
The leader of Hamas, Ismail Haniyeh, informed negotiators from Egypt and Qatar on Monday that his terror organization will accept a ceasefire resolution with Israel. The statement came hours after Jerusalem announced the evacuation of 100,000 Palestinians from the eastern sections of Rafah in preparation for airstrikes and a military incursion that followed. Israeli officials
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DPS: two-vehicle crash leaves one man dead near Edinburg
WESLACO, Texas (ValleyCentral) — The Texas Department of Public Safety is investigating a two-vehicle crash that left one man dead. At approximately 1:41 a.m. on Sunday, Weslaco police responded to an accident on Wisconsin Road West of FM 907 East of Edinburg. A preliminary investigation revealed a 2005 Ford Focus was stationary with a man []
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Congress looks to add citizenship question on Census
EDINBURG, Texas (ValleyCentral) — Congress is looking to add a citizenship question to the census known as the Equal Representation Act despite being ruled unconstitutional four years prior. The question requires the Census Bureau when tabulating its numbers to separate who is a U.S. citizen and who is not. Non-citizens would then be subtracted from []
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Harlingen VA welcomes UTRGV chronic pain study
HARLINGEN, TEXAS (ValleyCentral) — Local veterans are welcoming a study from the University of Texas at Rio Grande Valley about chronic pain treatment. The study was funded by a $500,000 grant from the Trauma Research and Combat Care Casualty Collective and will look into how to treat extreme pain without opioids in hopes of a []
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Female darts player refuses to play transgender opponent, forfeits match
British female darts player Deta Hedman refused to play against a transgender competitor in the Denmark Open over the weekend and removed herself from the competition. Hedman was set to face Noa-Lynn van Leuven in the quarterfinals of the tournament but opted not to play instead and forefeited. Hedman pushed back on reports she pulled out of the match due to an illness and also declined compensation she may have lost due to her decision. CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM "No...