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President Donald Trump and First lady Melania Trump greet Britain's King Charles III and Britain's Queen Camilla
U.K. royals arrive at the White House to kick off four-day state visit
The U.K. royals will meet with the president and first lady for tea before attending a garden party tonight.
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Ron DeSantis releases new congressional map creating four more GOP-leaning seats in Florida

Some Republicans are concerned it could put incumbents in danger by spreading out conservative votes, and margins in new seats will likely get tighter.

Ron DeSantis releases new congressional map creating four more GOP-leaning seats in Florida

Some Republicans are concerned it could put incumbents in danger by spreading out conservative votes, and margins in new seats will likely get tighter.

Texas Tech quarterback will enter treatment program for gambling addiction

According to the NCAA's rules, "players who wager on their own games" could face permanent loss of eligibility in all sports.

Texas Tech quarterback will enter treatment program for gambling addiction

According to the NCAA's rules, "players who wager on their own games" could face permanent loss of eligibility in all sports.

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Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi in Russia
Iran reportedly offers U.S. a new proposal to open the Strait of Hormuz
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi arrived in St. Petersburg on Monday after Trump canceled the U.S. envoys' trip to Pakistan over the weekend.

Patients say they want Alzheimer's blood tests. Doctors aren't sure they help.

A survey of nearly 600 adults finds 85% would get an Alzheimer's blood test if their doctor recommended it.

Patients say they want Alzheimer's blood tests. Doctors aren't sure they help.

A survey of nearly 600 adults finds 85% would get an Alzheimer's blood test if their doctor recommended it.

Supreme Court considers lawfulness of broad police requests for cellphone location data

Justices to examine whether police violated a convicted armed robber's constitutional rights by identifying him via a search of cell phone users at the scene.

Supreme Court considers lawfulness of broad police requests for cellphone location data

Justices to examine whether police violated a convicted armed robber's constitutional rights by identifying him via a search of cell phone users at the scene.

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