The search for Titan ends as a catastrophic implosion is discovered.

Upon this determination, we immediately notified the families.

How will this tragedy impact the deep sea diving industry?

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It's been a year since the Supreme Court

abended abortion access in this country.

The entire country, the entire ecosystem with access and care feels it.

While many states enact restrictions, others are expanding care.

What does the reproductive health landscape look like today?

A recent poll asked Americans for their views on a range of current social issues.

We hear from independent voters about abortion,

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This morning, we bring you news of a huge legal settlement.

Faced with thousands of lawsuits, chemical company 3M has agreed to pay more than

$10 billion to help clean up contaminated drinking water.

Cities and towns across the country claim 3M polluted tap water with PFAS,

also known as forever chemicals, as their nearly indestructible PFAS are found in everything,

from firefighting foam to cosmetics and also food packaging.

They're linked to a range of serious health issues and environmental harm.

Now, once the settlement gets court approval, the money will go towards water testing and filtration.

3M did not admit liability, but pledged to stop manufacturing the chemicals by 2025.

After days of searching the North Atlantic, debris from the missing submersible,

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