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At Rescheduled Press Dinner, Trump Mocks Term Limits and Mingles With Targeted Reporters
President Donald Trump made a highly anticipated return to the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner on Friday night, delivering an…
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DeepSeek Suspends Billion-Dollar Funding Round Following Leaked Founder Remarks
Chinese Artificial Intelligence pioneer DeepSeek has abruptly halted its second major fundraising round, putting negotiations with prospective investors on hold…
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On Targets Footwear Automation with Robotic LightSpray Manufacturing Process
Swiss running brand On is attempting to disrupt decades of conventional footwear manufacturing with a robotic production process that builds…
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From Racketeering Charges to Late-Night Basketball: Inside the National Fight Over ‘Teen Takeovers’
Across the United States, a rising wave of massive, social-media-coordinated youth gatherings—popularly known as “teen takeovers”—is forcing municipal leaders to…
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Biden Abandons Legal Fight to Keep Ghostwriter Interview Recordings Secret
Joe Biden has dropped his legal bid to prevent the public release of private interview recordings and transcripts conducted with…
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U.S. Grocery Costs Shift Consumer Behavior as Annual Inflation Stabilizes Near 2.7%
American grocery bills are projected to rise by 2.7% this year, signaling a return toward historical inflation norms even as…
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Rising Grocery Costs Reshape Daily Meals and Midterm Election Priorities Across the US
A 33% surge in store-bought food prices since early 2019 is forcing American households to alter their daily shopping habits,…
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Manhattan Stabbing Suspect Charged with Hate Crimes and Attempted Murder in Dual Attacks
A 51-year-old man faces attempted murder and hate crime charges in Manhattan following a violent Thursday afternoon rampage on the…
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As John Ternus Prepares to Succeed Tim Cook, Apple Faces Pivotal Test to Recapture Product Innovation
As Apple prepares for its most momentous leadership transition in fifteen years, incoming chief executive John Ternus faces the monumental…
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Schools Across the U.S. Roll Back 1-to-1 Laptop Programs as Test Scores Fall and Tech Distractions Rise
School districts across the United States are scaling back once-popular one-to-one computer programs, replacing digital screens with traditional paper and…
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