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1 in 4 Americans say politics influences where they want to live, survey reveals
A new survey released by Realtor.com found that about 1 in 4 Americans say local and national politics influence where they decide to live.
How closely are Americans watching election news?
About seven-in-ten Americans surveyed in September (69%) say they are following news about the presidential candidates for the 2024 election very (28%) or fairly (40%) closely. More people say they are tuning in to election news as Election Day gets closer. In April, 58% of U.S. adults said they were following the election at least fairly closely, and by July, that number had risen to 65%. Attention in 2020 also increased closer to that election.
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Fans of spooky books believe they have the skills to solve real-life mysteries
More than three in five spooky genre readers say they could solve a real-life mystery, according to a recent survey.

Family of Erik and Lyle Menendez call for their release and say they’re victims who were vilified
Multiple generations of family members of Erik and Lyle Menendez pleaded for the brothers’ release from prison on Wednesday, saying they deserve to be free despite life sentences for the 1989 killings of their parents in Beverly Hills because they had been “brutalized” and sexually abused by their father. At a news conference in downtown Los Angeles, relatives of the Menendezes said the American public “vilified” the brothers in the wake of the notorious crime, which received national attention, and the jurors who sentenced them to life without parole in 1996 were part of a society that was not ready then to hear that boys could be raped. The public call for their release — by some 30 relatives from both sides of their parents’ families — comes less than two weeks after the Los Angeles County district attorney announced his office would review new evidence to determine whether the brothers should be serving life sentences.
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