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CTE Bombshell Rattles NFL

At least one in four former National Football League players who died from 2016 to 2021 had chronic traumatic encephalopathy, according to new research, putting America’s most popular sport face to face with a...

Himalayan Avalanche Triggers Deadly Surge

A slab of glacier ice likely tore loose high in Nepal’s Himalayas and turned a quiet valley into a raging wall of water.Story SnapshotScientists say a glacier-related ice avalanche likely triggered the Nepal flash...

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Unlicensed Captain Nabbed After Deadly Capsize

Federal prosecutors say an unlicensed tour operator overloaded a small boat near Liberty Island, and two people—a mother and her five-month-old baby—died as a result.Story SnapshotProsecutors charged the captain with misconduct and neglect of...

Toxicology Clock Ticks — DEA Moves In

The Drug Enforcement Administration joined the probe into actress Hayden Panettiere’s death as authorities await toxicology results and review whether drugs played a role.Story SnapshotFederal drug agents are assisting Greenville, South Carolina, authorities in...

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