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Sun Jul 30 2023

What happens if common antibiotics stop working? We may soon find out

Millions are expected to die if more antibiotics aren't developed soon and protected. Experts worry not enough is being done fast enough.

Ledecky dominated a stacked field in her favorite race to pass Michael Phelps for the most individual world swimming titles in history with 16.

Russian authorities say three Ukrainian drones attacked Moscow on Sunday, injuring one. There was no immediate comment from Ukrainian officials.

USA TODAY interviewed Indian voters who gave their thoughts on Nikki Haley and Vivek Ramaswamy, the two Indian American candidates in the GOP crowd.

Phoenix Mercury All-Star Brittney Griner will be away from her team for at least two games "to focus on her mental health," the team announced.

Detectives from Glendale executed a search warrant Wednesday and detained a man who has since been released, in Havre, Montana.

He can easily cite the rare ones: Holiday Barbie. Mint Memories Barbie. Victorian Barbie. Who is this man? What is his name? Wait for it, please.

The travel industry is full of hidden fees that frustrate travelers. Here are seven travel junk fees you can avoid, according to travel experts.

Sub-par performances in first two World Cup games have USWNT in potentially precarious position heading into group-stage finale against Portugal

Travis Kelce fought with a teammate on back-to-back days as the Kansas City Chiefs opened training camp. He posted on social media about leadership.

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