'I Gave up Sugar for 60 Days. It Changed My Life'
I was dependent on sugar for boosting my energy and mood, until I went cold turkey.
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'I Gave up Sugar for 60 Days. It Changed My Life'
I was dependent on sugar for boosting my energy and mood, until I went cold turkey.
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A potential Department of Justice investigation of the former president could upend both parties' campaign strategies in crucial midterm elections.
As NATO Grows, China and Russia Seek to Bring Iran, Saudi Arabia Into Fold
One expert said a bigger BRICS bloc "could, in theory, facilitate economic linkages and step into gaps that U.S. institutions are not filling due to sanctions."
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Last July, President Joe Biden made a series of inaccurate predictions on the pandemic, the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan and rising inflation.
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Trump's chances of returning to the White House have dramatically fallen since the damning testimony of Cassidy Hutchinson.
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Russian officials have so far publicly denied that Moscow is having difficulties sustaining Vladimir Putin's war effort.
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