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Rising cancer rates in the spotlight across Iowa midterm races as voters focus on waterRoughly two in five Iowans will be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetimes. It's a big concern for many voters, and now, it's at the center of debates ahead of the midterms. NBC News' Julie Tsirkin reports.

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Exclusive video offers insight into Cornell University Faculty Senate meetingExclusive video offers insight into Wednesday's high-stakes meeting at Cornell University.

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Kamala Harris calls for packing Supreme Court, 'changing' Electoral College if Dems take back congressFormer VP Kamala Harris called to expand the Supreme Court and grant statehood to D.C. and Puerto Rico if Democrats win back Congress.

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Ex-SJSU volleyball coach files new lawsuit alleging retaliation for Trump support, religion amid trans scandalFormer San Jose State volleyball coach Melissa Batie-Smoose alleges in federal court that head coach Todd Kress mocked her Trump support and religious views.

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FDA abortion pill review angers GOP lawmakersPresented by Coalition to Strengthen Americas Healthcare {beacon} Healthcare Healthcare PRESENTED BY The Big Story FDA abortion pill review angers GOP lawmakers Congressional Republicans have some pointed questions for the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), following the agency’s recent disclosure that a safety review of the abortion drug mifepristone…

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What's at stake as research funds shift from universities to industryMIT President Sally Kornbluth and Science editor Holden Thorpe discuss shifts in federal science funding and China's surge in global research at STAT Summit in Boston.

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SEC’s Greg Sankey Warns of Conference-Only Rules if Congress Fails on College SportsSoutheastern Conference Commissioner Greg Sankey said Wednesday the league won't shy away from conversations about adopting its own rules to address issues in college sports if Congress fails to establish national standards. In fact, those discussions have already begun.

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Expert calls California 'Wild West' for surrogacy after couple charged with abusing surrogate-born childrenGuojun Xuan and Silvia Zhang allegedly abused surrogate-born children while running an unlicensed California surrogacy agency from their home.

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'Shocked' union leader issues legal threat after GOP twists his words to attack DemA New York Teamsters leader wants a Republican-aligned group to stop airing a Maine Senate ad that puts words in his mouth about Democrat Troy Jackson , NBC News reported on Wednesday. Gregory Floyd, president of Teamsters Local 237, had his lawyers send a letter dated October 13 to Senate Leadership Fund Executive Director Alex Latcham, telling the…

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Major California school district rips up lottery system as families flee public schoolsSuperintendent Maria Su said the historic decision comes with "lots of fears and concerns."

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Insider Information: Campus Sexual Assault Reports Are UndercountedFederal Clery Act figures routinely undercount campus sexual assaults, and many students do not know what Title IX offices do.

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Mass. grants schools $1.75 million to teach healthy social media useSocial media legislation is at a standstill on Beacon Hill and it’s unclear how or if lawmakers will move forward with a slate of varying proposals.

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Sand mines cause frustration; Roberson remains on CCSD boardIn today’s news briefing, read about frustrations over the sand mine operations in Dorchester County, Gov. Henry McMaster’s decision about an embattled school board member and more.

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College Campus Safety: What to Look For Beyond Tours and Federal StatsTo get a fuller picture, parents can inspect dorm security, evaluate Clery Act crime data, and ask questions.

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CDC sends a ‘disease detective’ to Pennsylvania as measles cases top 1,200A Health and Human Services official said the federal agency is sending a “disease detective” to Pennsylvania later this week at the state’s request.

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If technology can help collect information, can it also be trusted to act on it?"There's no real generative AI technology or agentic AI technology that has ever received FDA authorization," said Dr, Haider Warraich.

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Haverford College professor indicted for antisemitic cyberstalkingHaverford College professor Guangtian Ha faces a federal cyberstalking indictment for an alleged antisemitic harassment campaign targeting a Jewish colleague on X.

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polspphotostwo433244With the midterms rapidly approaching, Trump is sending out billions in taxpayer money to court Medicare-enrolled seniors.

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Arizona employee health insurance costs are ‘out of control,’ lawmakers sayRising healthcare costs and limited state budget reserves could lead to higher employee premiums, greater cost-sharing and other changes to the plan.

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Ohio Gov Mike DeWine defies NCAA eligibility rule with executive order for student-athletesOhio Gov. Mike DeWine signed an executive order defying the NCAA's eligibility rule, allowing college athletes from the class of 2022 to play a fifth season.

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