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Is Megan Rapinoe retiring? What to know about USWNT star's future

USWNT star Megan Rapinoe announced in July she is retiring at the conclusion of the 2023 NWSL season. Here's what you need to know.

 

Let's go party ... in space? First Barbie dolls to fly in space debut at Smithsonian museum

The highly-anticipated movie starring Margot Robbie isn't the only "Barbie" to make its premiere this week.

 

New Hampshire pastor who stole $130K from his church sentenced to 18 months in prison

Gregory Neal was ordered to pay back the Journey Baptist Church. Prosecutors said he stole funds to pay off gambling debts and make purchases.

 

Woman explains not switching airplane seat in viral TikTok video: 'Always plan ahead'

A woman has stirred debate after refusing to give up her seat for a mom to sit next to her kids on an airplane.

 

Gilgo Beach murders: Timeline shows what led to arrest of suspect Rex Heuermann in Long Island

A timeline of events shows what led to Rex Heuermann's arrest. He's charged with 3 killings known as the Gilgo Beach murders in Long Island, New York.

 

The 35th Annual Shark Week will kick off this weekend! Here's how (and where) to watch.

Discovery Channel's Shark Week is set to kick off this weekend. The shark-inspired television programming starts Sunday, July 23 and ends on Saturday, July 29.

 

Alabama executes James Barber; state's first execution since failed attempts triggered a 'top-to-bottom' review

The first execution under the Alabama's new protocols played out early Friday morning after a divided U.S. Supreme Court sided with the state.

 

Upcoming artist shows first exhibit in Lafayette

After multiple setbacks, this recent Delphi graduate is showing her first art exhibit, "Obscure Collections: Season One," at Lafayette gallery.

 

Deep sea surprise: Taiwanese divers encounter rare giant oarfish

A diving group caught a rare sighting of a giant oarfish on video. The video was taken on a diving trip in June off the coast of Taiwan.

 

Walmart will dim store light weekly for those with sensory disabilities

In a Back-to-School press release, the retail company said it will dim its lights to better serve sensory-sensitive shoppers every Saturday through August.

 

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