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A longtime fitness instructor said he relied on active shooter training to help dozens of gym members hide as gunfire erupted at the Washington, D.C., facility. https://t.co/NX5ZiNnIQY
Daddy Yankee won person of the year at the 2026 Latin Grammys on Thursday night in Las Vegas, with an award presented by Janet Jackson. https://t.co/CxRS75r76y
"Star Wars: A New Hope" premiered in movie theaters almost 50 years ago, and next year, Lucasfilm is celebrating by bringing it back to the big screen. https://t.co/uGnK2sLRtq
The American Cancer Society is recommending routine prostate cancer screening for more middle-aged men, in a major change to its guidelines https://t.co/ObgbQW3j2k
Today's health headlines include new prostate cancer screening guidelines that call for men at average risk to get tested every two years starting at age 50. https://t.co/lN2F69XVSw
A dairy brand is recalling all of its cheddar cheese products, sold in 12 states, because they could be contaminated with listeria. https://t.co/TropxgIB5X
Costco is recalling one batch of Kirkland Signature Real Heavy Whipped Cream because the product may contain a small amount of a cleaning chemical. https://t.co/upVtJfMM5l
Former Shelby County Commissioner Edmund Ford Jr., who was convicted on federal tax evasion charges, has been ordered to surrender to an Alabama facility. https://t.co/9ivLB6uHQL
Jonathan Roumie, Luke Dimyan and Andrew James Allen preview their roles in the sixth season of "The Chosen," with new episodes released Sundays on Prime Video. https://t.co/bE3uZ5fHZz
The grandmother of the South Carolina baby who was found buried alive told a dispatcher she couldn’t reach her son, who had left with the baby. https://t.co/2iDN71r0fg
"People really don't know and are not necessarily talking to their doctors about cognitive health." Did you know November is Alzheimer's Awareness Month? Here's why Oscar-winning actress Julianne Moore continues to be an advocate for cognitive health -> https://t.co/jicAa6h53S