Welcome to the Daily Briefing. Here's Monday's news:
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When do kids go back to class? |
That answer isn't straightforward: The first weeks of August mark a return to the classroom for many students in states like Indiana, while kids in New Jersey are still looking forward to a full month of vacation. Experts told USA TODAY school schedules across the U.S. vary due to the specific needs of the surrounding community, weather and state politics.
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She's basking in her light |
Open Kite is described by The Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory Marmot Project — the organizers of the competition — as a "girl boss who runs the the RMBL townsite!" With no male to mate with, Open Kite was able to allocate all of her energy to self-maintenance, according to RMBL. Provided by Lauren Green via The Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory
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When siblings sue one another |
An adult child caring for an aging parent is stressful, but it often pales in comparison to what can come next, experts say. Unprovoked criticisms, accusations of stealing from the ailing parent and misguided health decisions often emerge from siblings and other family members. And after the parent dies, what started out as rumbling can sometimes escalate to lawsuits.
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AOC addresses 2028 presidential buzz, egg-freezing decision
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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., speaks with reporters on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC, on July 22, 2026. Eric Lee, REUTERS
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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez left the door open to a 2028 presidential run while discussing her decision to freeze her eggs on "This Week."
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What you need to know today
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Will you still need to change your clocks Nov. 1? Despite Trump's push, the annual time change remains on track for now.
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During a discussion about AI and the rapid expansion of data centers, Trump said that if he were a governor, he would want the centers “so badly.”
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State at the center of the cyclospora outbreak, Michigan, said residents can go back to eating lettuce as usual. Some food experts agree.
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The WAFCON quarterfinals are serving as qualification for Brazil 2027 and have produced several shock results.
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Craig Melvin shared “breaking family news” about his wife, Lindsay Czarniak, joining CBS Sports HQ. The couple first met in 2008 and married in 2011.
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Will you still need to change your clocks Nov. 1? Despite Trump's push, the annual time change remains on track for now.
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During a discussion about AI and the rapid expansion of data centers, Trump said that if he were a governor, he would want the centers “so badly.”
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State at the center of the cyclospora outbreak, Michigan, said residents can go back to eating lettuce as usual. Some food experts agree.
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The WAFCON quarterfinals are serving as qualification for Brazil 2027 and have produced several shock results.
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Craig Melvin shared “breaking family news” about his wife, Lindsay Czarniak, joining CBS Sports HQ. The couple first met in 2008 and married in 2011.
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