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A New Anthropic Model Seeks to Test How AI Could Impact the US Economy

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What to Know About the Mail-In Voting Fight at the Supreme Court

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Meta, States Agree to $17 Billion Settlement in Child Safety Trial

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A boisterous crowd of mainly young people fills the photo frame. Printed signs say "Trans kids have always existed" and "Celebrate trans joy," among other slogans.

'What Are We Going to Do?': The Mom of a Trans Teen Grapples With Trump's Medicaid Move

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Photos: When the World Cup Came to Town

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Anthony Bailey, 61, sits on a chair on a porch outdoors while holding a baby grandchild.

This Man Is a Bus Driver and Grandfather. A Supreme Court Ruling Could Reimprison Him

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People are seen carrying two signs during a nighttime protest. One says, "Your priority is patients, not politics." The other says, "Practice medicine, not capitulation." The logo "NYU Langone Health" is displayed one of the buildings.

Trump's DOJ Can't Get Names and Medical Files of Trans Youth in California, for Now

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SpaceX's mega-rocket Starship blasts off from Starbase, Texas, on May 22. A plume of white gas extends from the bottom of the rocket, which is vertically taking off from the ground. Large clouds of white gas are on the right and left sides of the frame.

SpaceX Blasts Off With a Record-Breaking $75 Billion IPO

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A Warm World Cup Welcome? US Immigration Policies Have Chilling Effect

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President Trump holds his signed executive order that calls for restricting voting by mail in the White House’s Oval Office in March.

A Federal Judge in D.C. Declines to Block Trump's Executive Order on Voting by Mail

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Immigration Courts Are Using a New Tactic to Speed Up Deportations

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Francisco Vazquez, 27, stands in front of his new home in Milwaukee, Wis. He was able to buy it after changing his career track and saving aggressively, including for one year while he lived rent free with his parents.

Gen Z Homeowners? Yes, More in Their 20s Are Managing to Buy Despite the Odds

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