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Officials at Grand Canyon National Park say a hiker died late on Sunday in a heat-related incident, following a day of triple-digit temperatures around the canyon.A 57-year-old female hiker was attempting an 8-mile hike in the Tuweep
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DALLAS AP 鈥?A year after Juneteenth became a federal holiday, Americans across the country gathered this weekend at events filled with music, food, and fireworks. Celebrations also emphasized learning about the past and addressing racial disparities. President Joe Biden signed legislation last year, making June 19
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