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Why the Mega Millions $1.3B winner's identity might always remain a mystery

While some states have public disclosure laws that require the identity of the winners to be made public, Illinois does not have such a law

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Hispanics are turning to GOP because they oppose socialism, say conservatives

"We're gonna see an election that's going to change politics for a generation," American Conservative Union Chairman Matt Schlapp predicted Wednesday.

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TOEFL English exam now banned in Russia

The TOEFL is one of the most sought-after English language exams for foreign university applicants.

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Visitors to the world’s tallest tree in California could face $5,000 fines, jail

The Guinness Record-breaking coast redwood tree stands about 380 feet tall (115.9 meters)

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Georgia residents can now claim unborn children as dependents

Relevant medical records or other supporting documents may be requested

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New Wall of Remembrance adds 43,000 names of fallen soldiers to Korean War Memorial

The names of over 7,100 Korean augmentees to the U.S. Army, or KATUSAs, are intermingled with those of the U.S. servicemembers they fought besides.

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Texas camp removes transgender cheerleader for allegedly choking girl who called her 'man with a penis'

"I stood up for myself," the biological male cheerleader said

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South Korea's 'virtual influencers' are never tired, forever young

Companies can create influencer posts, photo shoots and commercials at a fraction of the cost of producing one with human subjects and production staff.

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Justice Samuel Alito laughs at Prince Harry's attack on Supreme Court's Roe v. Wade decision

The Duke of Sussex appeared to compare the abortion ruling to the war in Ukraine in a recent speech before the United Nations.

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Pope Francis may consider possibility of retirement after exhausting Canada trip

Francis was forced to cancel multiple trips abroad this year after injuring his right knee.