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More Americans are buying homes in the Midwest amid affordability crisis

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By Ellen Van de Mark Verified, Harold Lopez, Harold López, Elizabeth Schulze Verified, Yi-Jin Yu Verified
| ABC News Verified
ByEllen Van de Mark, Harold Daniel Lopez, Elizabeth Schulze, and Yi-Jin Yu More Americans are moving away from coastal areas and to the Midwest as the national cost of living continues to grow.
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FTC warns about email scam masking as party invitations

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By Mason Leib Verified, Ellen Van de Mark Verified
| WABC-TV (New York, NY) Verified
The Federal Trade Commission is warning partygoers everywhere about a new phishing scam involving event invitations. In a May 26 blog post, the FTC sounded the alarm on "You're invited" texts and emails that are actually phishing scams. "Scammers send unexpected messages that look like they're from well-known invitation platforms like Evite or Paperless Post," the FTC post says. The invitation may then ask users to share login credentials, according to the warning.
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Florida woman speaks out after her C-section was disputed in court hearing

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By Deborah Roberts Verified, Tesfaye Negussie Verified, Ellen Van de Mark Verified
| KABC-TV (Los Angeles, CA) Verified
She was in her 12th hour of active labor in the hospital when Cherise Doyley suddenly found herself in front of a Florida judge from her hospital bed. A nurse wheeled in a tablet with a judge, doctors, lawyers, and others on a Zoom court hearing. "That was exactly when I found out that we were going to court," Doyley told ABC News in an interview. "I was so afraid. I was confused. I did not know what was going on or what to expect." It was a Sunday afternoon, Sept. 8, 2024.
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