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Rescue operations ongoing as two people survive building collapse in the Philippines

Two individuals trapped in a building collapse in the Philippines are alive and communicating with rescuers, according to officials

Secret Service reports suspect killed following shooting near White House security checkpoint

Man shot dead by officers near White House checkpoint, marking the third shooting near President Trump in a month

Finance Chief Warns of Depleting Reserves as Schenectady’s Budget Revenues Decline through April

Schenectady is facing a potential multi-million dollar budget deficit due to lower than expected revenues from parking tickets and foreclosed home sales

Children Recall Memories of Wallace Armer Hardware’s Owner

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Unprecedented 274 Climbers Ascend Everest’s South Side in One Day, Setting New Record

A record 274 climbers reached the summit of Mount Everest from the south side on Wednesday, attributed to favorable weather conditions and a high number of climbers waiting to ascend

Latest survey reveals growing anti-AI sentiment among Utah residents leads to declining support for Box Elder data center

A majority of Utah residents oppose the Stratos Project, a proposed data center due to concerns over its water and energy use, according to a Deseret News-Hinckley Institute poll

20 Photos from the 2026 SUNY Schenectady Graduation Ceremony

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What to look out for in Tuesday’s primaries as Trump ousts Massie in Kentucky

Ed Gallrein defeated Trump critic Rep. Thomas Massie in Kentucky's most expensive Republican House primary ever, demonstrating President Trump's continued influence in the GOP

Hamlet’ actor Anthony Montas answers 5 questions

Union College is set to host a queer, feminist reimagining of Shakespeare's "Hamlet", adapted and directed by Jasmine Roth

Cuba cautions US that military intervention following drone report could lead to a ‘bloodbath

Cuba would result in a "bloodbath," as tensions rise over reports of Cuba acquiring military drones and the U.S.'s plans to indict Raul Castro for a 1996 plane incident
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