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CHB HEGSETH IMPEACHMENT: Impeachment resolution against Hegseth blocked in the House.
ALLEN DAYCARE SUIT: Lawsuit filed after toddler found wandering outside of daycare.
THE GOOD STUFF: This summer's World Cup kicked off the unlikely connection between the African nation of Algeria and a college town in Kansas.

Bill Gates led the last technological revolution. Now he’s warning that AI is more dangerous than nuclear weapons, and that the next four years are critical.
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STRASSMANN OSU SWEATPANTS: The Ohio State University suspends frat after two people on fire.
THE GOOD STUFF: A longtime school janitor honored after board of trustees named the elementary school after her.

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