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2 millionaires but no jackpot winners after Friday Mega Millions drawing

2 millionaires but no jackpot winners after Friday Mega Millions drawing

2 millionaires but no jackpot winners after Friday Mega Millions drawing

After nobody won Friday's jackpot of $379 million, the estimated grand prize for the next drawing sits at $400 million.

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Ruptured pipe caused largest Keystone pipeline oil spill ever

A ruptured pipe dumped enough oil into a northeastern Kansas creek to nearly fill an Olympic-sized swimming pool.
Messi, Argentina beat Netherlands on penalties at World Cup

Lionel Messi’s quest to win the World Cup now moves into the semifinals.
Louisiana race gains national attention due to climate concerns

Environmentalists have increasingly focused on the commission, which regulates power companies and sets electric rates in the state.

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Morning fog and Sunday rain

Staying warm and humid until a strong cold front moves through midweek
'He left me with nobody' - Mother mourns the loss of her daughter to random killing

"When your child leaves in the morning, you expect to see them come back. You can’t just take somebody’s life, somebody who not doing you nothing.”

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No, the AI art app Lensa is not owned by the Chinese company Tencent

An AI art app faced increased scrutiny after it became popular online. The company behind Lensa is American – not Chinese, though at least one other popular app is.
Watch out for these common holiday scams

Scammers try to take advantage of the holiday season, when many people are shopping and donating more than they usually do. Here’s what to be wary of.