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Former Dem Senate candidate Graham Platner’s ex-girlfriends call it a ‘slap in the face’ that accused rapist is set to headline labor rally

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Karoline Leavitt is leaving her post as White House press secretary. Who will take her place?

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Farage says he won't attend Clacton by-election count and claims there are plans to disrupt declaration - follow latest

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The Congressional Black Caucus is urging the Department of Justice to launch a federal review into the death of Nolan Wells

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Extremist Israeli settlers are besieging and terrifying a West Bank family, cutting them off from food, water and medicine for a sick child

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US carries out first triple execution in 16 years

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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez had a mellow response to conservatives freaking out over her decision to freeze her eggs.

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She moves in the powerful circles of AI's elite. But ask Claude about Dario Amodei's wife and the founder's own chatbot has very little to say.

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The CEO of Flock tells CBS News his surveillance tech company "could have done more" amid accusations of abuses.

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The connection to lettuce has raised questions about how and where food is grown, processed and imported into the United States. Find out why a relatively small amount of imports can impact people across the country, and why companies ship food from Mexico.

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