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Nation Nov 28

Love it or hate it, pumpkin spice is everywhere this time of year. How did it take over?

While this season’s politics and headlines may lead to heated exchanges over the Thanksgiving table, economics correspondent Paul Solman looks at the history of a different controversy that is ubiquitous during the holidays: pumpkin spice.

Politics Nov 25

Trump's success among young men illustrates influence of online 'manosphere'

This year, President-elect Trump made gains across almost every demographic since the 2020 election. But one of the most notable was among young men, who shifted roughly 15 points to the right. Laura Barrón-López examines how Trump was able to…

Nation Nov 11

Legal challenge to Idaho's strict abortion law could have nationwide implications

An Idaho state court will hear arguments in a case brought by four women who allege they were denied emergency care because of the state’s abortion laws, which are some of the most restrictive in the nation. The women argue…

Politics Oct 29

How southeastern Georgia became a political hotspot in the presidential campaign

Georgia is one of the most closely divided states in the country, where President Biden beat Donald Trump by fewer than 12,000 votes in 2020. This year, voters have shattered early voting records, casting more than 2 million ballots so…

Nation Oct 10

Floridians tally damage after Hurricane Milton leaves path of destruction

More than three million customers are without power after Hurricane Milton blew through Florida and caused widespread flooding along its west coast and inland. The hurricane and its fierce winds cut a path of destruction across many cities and towns.

Nation Oct 09

Florida braced for brutal impact from Hurricane Milton

Hurricane Milton is on track to make landfall in Florida overnight and poses a major threat to coastal cities like Tampa, Ft. Myers, Sarasota and St. Petersburg. Milton's outer bands have already hit the state and triggered a few tornadoes.

Nation Sep 30

Florida's Big Bend faces another round of rebuilding after 3rd hurricane in 13 months

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Nation Sep 28

Florida's Big Bend region begins lengthy cleanup in the aftermath of Helene's landfall

Hurricane Helene’s death toll has climbed to at least 50 across five states from Florida to Virginia. Remnants of the massive storm are causing record flooding across the Southeast, while more than 3 million people are without power. John Yang…

Nation Sep 27

Helene's impact felt far and wide across several Southern states

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Team USA's success in the Olympic Games earlier this summer is already having an impact on sports fields and gyms across the country, especially on what have historically been less popular sports. Amna Nawaz reports.

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