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a month ago
The staff dedicated to investigating disease outbreaks for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention received a reminder this week of the pandemic’s persistence: confirmed covid cases at their own conference. https://t.co/yFl8Q90HJY
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As the feud between Disney and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) escalates, former president Donald Trump suggests the “most magical place on earth” might want to consider relocating out of Central Florida, a nearly unthinkable prospect. https://t.co/fkrmnObQtQ
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a month ago
The second day of the NFL draft begins at 7 p.m. ET with the second round, followed by Round 3. Two quarterbacks who were presumed to go in the first round, Kentucky’s Will Levis and Tennessee’s Hendon Hooker, remain on the board. Follow for live updates. https://t.co/qTG3pX2TF7
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Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. said earlier this month that he has a “pretty good idea” who leaked his draft Supreme Court opinion that overturned Roe v. Wade and its constitutional right to abortion last year, but that neither he nor the court can prove it. https://t.co/2Jc4N2uiXH
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The first gene therapies for sickle cell disease will be reviewed by regulators this year, potentially sparking a health-care revolution. https://t.co/oW31JqpJoX
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Analysis: A few Republicans in red-state legislatures have begun to buck their party and vote against the most extreme measures, as other signs of concern abound. https://t.co/z5o9RsreA4
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If you’re anxious about public phone chargers and cringe at handing over your cell number for security purposes, you can put those fears out of your mind. These often-discussed threats to your digital privacy and security are low risk. Don’t stress. https://t.co/ZST67fITEi https://t.co/hlLcvQgn6x
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a month ago
Opinion by Alexandra Petri: At the Supreme Court, our code of conduct is … don’t worry about it
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Advice: Cryptocurrency is so speculative that investors, especially financially vulnerable Black investors, would be better off buying low-cost stock market index funds. https://t.co/w56la33tNt
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Florida lawmakers cleared the path for Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) to run for president without resigning as governor, approving the measure as part of a broader elections bill. https://t.co/r87sJQhS3Z
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A trio of chefs left high-end kitchens during the pandemic to open their own casual restaurants — and they all flocked to chicken. https://t.co/m7x02dymPD
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a month ago
President Biden, who at 80 is already the oldest president in U.S. history, said Wednesday that he “took a hard look” at that issue before deciding to seek another term and that he would respect voters for doing the same as they evaluate candidates on the 2024 ballot. 

Biden,… https://t.co/s05VBbYiFs https://t.co/fwW9wjKKqb
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a month ago
An increasing number of dogs, cats and other pets are accidentally consuming marijuana — and experiencing the potentially dangerous symptoms of THC toxicity

Here’s what you should know: https://t.co/n7tJ0mE8xk
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The parents of Bijan Ghaisar said that they would use the proceeds from a $5 million settlement to advocate for an end to qualified immunity for police officers in fatal shootings and to reduce gun violence in the United States. https://t.co/2ube4WARLH
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Perspective: In fiscal 2022, Uncle Sam dished out $200 billion in overpayments related to various government programs that racked up a total of $247 billion in improper disbursements https://t.co/u16JXLpPCL
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a month ago
A new court system seeks to find a middle road between jail and ignoring the mentally ill, many of whom live on the streets. https://t.co/zlH5znvvlY
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a month ago
A new majority on the North Carolina Supreme Court on Friday gave Republican lawmakers free rein to draw congressional maps as they see fit, reversing a decision issued in December when liberals controlled the court. https://t.co/kNY95Hb2wG
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a month ago
Don Lemon had come to prominence for a fiery and impassioned prime-time show that didn’t fit with new management’s future strategy. https://t.co/Ye2xykDx00
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