April 19, 2026

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Ionia man suffers serious injuries in early Sunday crash. What we know – Lansing State Journal -

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Gas prices may not drop below $3 a gallon until next year: Energy Secretary Wright -

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UPDATE: Silver Spring man injured in turkey hunting accident – The Cumberland Times-News -

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Driver hospitalized, dog killed in Attleboro crash amid night of multiple emergency calls – Boston 25 News -

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Seeking accountability in trucking accidents – CBS News -

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Overnight accident near Gaylord Palms under investigation – Yahoo -

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1 person dead, home damaged following Pasco County plane crash – wtsp.com -

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One arrested after a multi-car crash in Naugatuck Saturday – NBC Connecticut -

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From AI shopping to video, Alibaba is making the investments analysts want to see -

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Two dead in I-85 head-on collision in Montgomery County – Montgomery Advertiser -

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SiIicon Valley’s AI agent hiccups: Wasted tokens and ‘chaotic’ systems -

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Bulgaria votes as pro-Russian former president leads the polls -

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A non-human race: Beijing half-marathon shows how far robots have come -

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Trump says talks between U.S. and Iran to resume in Pakistan on Monday -

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Driver killed in seven-car accident during Verstappen race at Nuerburgring – Arab News PK -

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Oldtown Hunting Accident – WCBC Radio -

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Accident or calculated act? Experts break down Lynette Hooker disappearance – the-sun.com -

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Victims of Ikebukuro Runaway Car Crash Mourned 7 Years On – nippon.com -

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Victims of Ikebukuro Runaway Car Crash Mourned 7 Years On – nippon.com -

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Four SPC Samlip representatives booked over accident that severed workers’ fingers – Korea JoongAng Daily -

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Elon Musk threatens to sue Microsoft over using Twitter data for its A.I.

Twitter CEO Elon Musk threatened Microsoft with a potential lawsuit on Wednesday, claiming the software giant used his company’s data to train its AI.

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Biden slams McCarthy, tells him to ‘take default off the table’ in debt ceiling fight

“MAGA Republicans in Congress are threatening to default on the national debt,” Biden said in his latest salvo against the House speaker’s tactics.

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This country is the darling of the markets, Bank of America says. How to play it

One country is coming up again and again as the investor favorite this year.

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Automaker Stellantis hires ex-Adidas, grocery executive as CFO

Stellantis CFO Richard Palmer will be succeeded by Natalie Knight, who has served as CFO at the Netherlands-based food retailer Ahold Delhaize since early 2020.

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Abbott Labs shares pop as revenue, earnings defy steep drop in Covid test sales

Abbott Laboratories said Covid-related headwinds may actually be easing.

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Jefferies sees 50% upside for this unique play on bowling’s U.S. popularity

Jefferies says one company is the leader in a highly fragmented market filled with mom and pops. The firm began research coverage and sees shares rallying 51%.

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California and other Western states lead in unhealthy levels of air pollution, report shows

The American Lung Association report found that communities of color are disproportionately exposed to air pollution.

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Legislation or lawsuits? The spot bitcoin ETF debate forges ahead

The ongoing court battle to bring a spot bitcoin ETF to the market comes at a potential turning point for cryptocurrencies.

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Atlassian taps OpenAI to make its collaboration software smarter

Atlassian co-CEO Scott Farquhar says the company can stand out among businesses integrating GPT-4 by showing results about clients’ extensive data collections.

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Supreme Court says Halkbank not immune from U.S. prosecution for Iran sanctions violations under FSIA

The Supreme Court rejected an argument that Halkbank, which is owned by Turkey, is immune from prosecution over Iran sanctions due to sovereign immunity.

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