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What shocked legal experts about Alex Murdaugh’s overturned convictions in the murders of his wife and son
The R-rated comeback
From sharks to giant robots, Netflix is reviving the kind of adult thrillers studios abandoned
Exclusive photos: Kai Trump celebrates high school graduation with famous family, Tiger Woods before intimate dinner party
American Objects
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Suspected drunk driver who killed 2 in NYC horror crash was just 2 blocks away from his home: cops
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Eurovision Song Contest live updates as UK entry battles to avoid dreaded 'NUL POINTS'
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6 words from now-former Fed Chair Jerome Powell that will echo through Wall Street for years to come
AI and the labor market
Executives are blaming layoffs on AI, but research shows AI is 'not the main driver' of US labor slowdown.
Exclusive: Minnesota 'Squad' Rep. Ilhan Omar knew about $250M COVID meal fraud, scheme 'mastermind' claims in jailhouse interview
Copycat crime cycle
Luigi Mangione's example is inspiring a darker wave of political violence
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With half the nation posing financial questions to AI, trillions of dollars in savings and investments could ride on the answers. Everyone says AI is getting smarter, but chatbots have been known to “hallucinate,” even to make stuff up.
