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What is RSS?

An RSS (Really Simple Syndication) feed is a regularly updated XML file containing a list of headlines that can be read by another program or website. To use them you will need an "RSS Reader" or sometimes "News Aggregator." Then just copy the link from one of the items below and paste it where the RSS Reader requests the RSS feed url. 

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