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Tylenol murders mystery deepens after sheriff’s office solves decades-old ‘Unknown Wanderer’ cold case

An Idaho sheriff's office identified a man who died of cyanide poisoning in 1982 as Dr. Mathew Francis Betkouski, an organic chemist, raising questions about a possible link to the unsolved Chicago Tylenol murders. Investigators are not naming him as a suspect and could not place him in Chicago during the fatal week.

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Pssst, what are you injecting? It’s the hot new question in Beverly Hills

An opinion column from Beverly Hills mocks the social pressure women face to disclose which injectables, particularly peptides, they use for youth and fitness, arguing that wellness culture has repackaged vanity as optimization. She cites limited human research and FDA warnings, urging readers to demand real evidence before following a friend's glowing recommendation.

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National Park Service director calls Yellowstone's wild bison recovery an 'incredible conservation story'

The National Park Service acting director describes Yellowstone's wild bison recovery as an 'incredible conservation story' and highlights a program that transfers quarantined bison to tribal partners. The article presents the recovery as a successful, collaborative conservation effort while noting that management challenges continue.

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Hipster NYC neighborhoods to get gentrified transit makeover at cost of seniors: ‘Feels like Nazi Germany’

Elderly Brooklyn residents and local community board members criticize a Mamdani administration plan to redesign bus routes and create bike boulevards on Dean and Bergen streets, saying it prioritizes cyclists and gentrifiers over seniors and working-class residents. The article presents the plan as a gentrification-driven attack on vulnerable longtime residents, with City Hall offering only a brief defense.

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Major section of California’s $231B High Speed Rail could shrink to tiny track ending at remote orchard

California's high-speed rail project may have to shrink its first operating segment to a short rural stretch between Madera and Poplar Avenue due to an approaching funding cliff. An inspector general audit also found questionable consultant travel expenses, prompting Republican criticism of the project's costs and management.

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Tourists seeking 'dramatic' photo on isolated beach trapped by incoming tide

Three tourists were trapped for five hours on Oregon's Lost Boy Beach after a rising tide cut them off while they sought a dramatic photo. They used a satellite emergency feature to call 911 and were rescued with rope assistance as a drone captured them spelling SOS.

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The Politics of Depopulation

The article examines Italy's demographic crisis, noting its aging population and falling birth rates, and argues that the situation calls for a new humanism. It uses cultural and moral framing rather than detailed policy analysis. The piece is an opinion essay.

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Trump should press Xi on China’s persecution of believers at home and abroad

The opinion piece calls on President Trump to use Xi Jinping's Washington visit to press China on its persecution of religious believers, citing Pastor Ezra Jin's imprisonment and the detention of Catholic bishops. It argues the Chinese Communist Party requires all religious groups to submit to its control or face harassment, arrest, or worse.

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Thousands of volunteers hit LA beaches in massive coastal trash cleanup

Thousands of volunteers participated in Heal the Bay's annual Coastal Cleanup Day across Los Angeles County, including cleanups in Venice and Santa Monica. The event was part of California's larger Coastal Cleanup Day, with an expected 50,000 volunteers at more than 700 sites statewide.

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SPAM fans divided over wild new canned meat flavor: ‘Absolutely NOT’

Hormel launched SPAM Hot Honey, a new permanent flavor, drawing mixed reactions from fans online. The article highlights excitement from some consumers and skepticism from others, along with a limited-time bakery collaboration. It also notes hot honey's broader food trend and SPAM's history.

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