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Saturday, 18 April 2026
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Saturday, 24 October 2026
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Nicholas Riccardi· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryDOJ tells court: In GOP loss, toss votes

Trump orders Alaska move in drastic attempt to avoid a losing result.

Perry Stein· Washington Post · US
SecondaryOmar home search flouts DOI norms

Agency has historically avoided public action in weeks before elections

Staff· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryGiles avoids traffic tickets
Lane Degregory· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryIn Gulfport, a lesson for seniors: Don’t get trapped by AI scams

A workshop at the Gulfport Senior Center shares tips on avoiding phishing and robocalls — but also on AI’s potential benefits.

Praveena Somasundaram· Washington Post · US
SecondaryIn Senate bid, Cooper avoids extremes

He touts centrist record in N.C. and is Democrats' best hope to flip a seat

Sam Brodey· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryAI has the voting booth surrounded

As a tool and a campaign issue, tech is unavoidable

Robert AnglenRey Covarrubias Jr.· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryASU hockey coach avoids questions of fault at Q&A

School: Coaches didn't follow heat guidelines day of player's collapse

Aubrey WhelanBrett Sholtis· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryParents step up measles prevention measures

As the number of cases grows in Pennsylvania, some in the Philly region say they are speeding up vaccinations and avoiding Lancaster County altogether.

Stephanie Murray· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryArizona avoids voting shake-up

Mail-in rule could have impacted 80% of voters

Clara Harter· Los Angeles Times · US
LeadBlackouts avoided in record summer heat

By expanding battery storage, California has increased its electrical grid resilience

Lane Degregory· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryHere are 5 tips to help avoid Dengue

Mosquitoes are carrying a disease not seen to this degree in generations.

Chico Harlan· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
LeadHumanity fails climate goal, U.N. says

Carbon removal is seen as only route to avoid more warming.

Dave Michaels· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryGoogle Avoids Breakup Of Its Ad Business

Judge moves to curb rate tactics, ending last major U.S. antitrust risk

SecondaryHow the President Got the DOJ Off Live Nation’s Back

Antitrust case settled after White House call, avoiding breakup

Andrea Castillo· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryICE tries to avoid outside oversight

Some contracts now assert that detention centers aren't subject to local or state laws.

Michael Wilner· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryTrump strategy leads U.S. into Iran war stasis

The campaign fails to achieve stated aims but avoids unchecked escalation, experts say.

Ian James· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryCalifornia avoids worst of Colorado River cuts

Arizona, Nevada also won't face harshest water limits that could have been imposed.

Jason Deparle· New York Times · US
LeadFaced With Mounds of Paperwork, People Are Losing Food Stamps

Eligible for Aid, but Cut Loose as States Try to Avoid Penalties for Mistakes

John Wayne Ferguson· Houston Chronicle · US
SecondaryEx-jailer takes deal in death of inmate

Man avoids prison in '24 asphyxia case at Galveston jail

Andrew Gregory· The Guardian · UK
LeadUS trade deal on medicines will cost the NHS £45bn

Cuts to services could cause 200,000 avoidable deaths, analysis finds

Staff· The Independent · UK
Lead‘It’s time to move on’

Allies of Andy Burnham hope to persuade the prime minister to quit and avoid a bitter leadership fight

Pippa Crerar· The Guardian · UK
LeadTeam Burnham talk ministers out of resigning to avoid chaos

Exclusive Allies of Labour's Makerfield candidate concerned rapid fall of Starmer government would increase instability

Katie Rogers· New York Times · US
SecondaryAs Trump Turns 80, Scrutiny Of His Health Is Hard to Avoid

Doctors Say He’s Fine, but Skeptics Abound

Louis Krauss· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryFour MPD officers avoided interview for city probe

Auditor says he would like subpoena power.

Hannah Fry· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryAnxious and undecided, Democrats hold ballots

With state’s jungle primary, many hope to avoid having two Republican candidates for governor

Kate DevlinMillie CookeDavid Maddox· The Independent · UK
LeadNo10 accused of plot to derail Burnham by-election hopes

Insiders fear Downing Street will offer lukewarm support in Makerfield campaign but Starmer insists he’ll back any candidate – as IMF warns that any Labour leader must stick to fiscal rules to avoid market chaos

Abby ChurchMike Morris· Houston Chronicle · US
LeadTrash fee a political tightrope for city

Study suggested higher rate than one proposed, but council wants to avoid giving 'sticker shock'

Caroline Petrow-Cohen· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryAs ships’ fuel costs soar, you may pay the price

Firms are imposing surcharges and avoiding expensive routes amid Iran War.

Clara Migoya· Arizona Republic · US
LeadAverting a bigger crisis this summer

Kearny saves enough water to avoid shortages

Staff· The Independent · UK
SecondaryPM wins reprieve as aide takes blame for errors on Mandelson

Starmer survives crunch vote and avoids Commons inquiry into whether he misled MPs after former chief of staff admits ‘serious’ mistake in backing disgraced peer for premier diplomatic role

Stephanie MurrayRobert Anglen· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryNorth Rim wildfire was avoidable, official says

Fire management plan ignored and threats were downplayed

Michael Crowley· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryWill U.S. end where it started with Iran?

Critics say Trump could have avoided costly war had he left Obama’s 2015 nuclear deal in place.

Noah GoldbergDavid Zahniser· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryMayor's 2026-27 budget avoids layoffs

Bass spending plan holds the line. Rivals in primary demand more than 'status quo.'

Kristen A. Graham· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondarySouthwark’s needed repairs can’t wait seven years, lawmakers say

The bathrooms are so "disgusting," said one fifth grader, that kids avoid using school toilets.