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Congress has lost its grip on funding the government

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By Jarrell Dillard

This pyramid scheme scammed 10,000 victims. Here’s what to look out for.

Global HIV prevention declined drastically after Trump aid cuts, U.N. finds

U.S. forces kill leader of Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua, Trump says

DOE head says agency didn’t punish blue states. His lawyers admit it did.

Trump trades NBA boos for UFC cheers as sports become dividing line

This is your annual summer reminder to take the first flight of the day

The summer camp boys who still reunite weekly — six decades after going home

Readers keep coming back to this ‘absolutely delicious’ riff on pesto

Democrats have a one-word defense for supporting Graham Platner: Trump

Texas’s GOP platform is getting more extreme — and influential

IPO boom divides Silicon Valley into the rich and the richer

Trump officials question nonprofits, ask military for aid over unaccompanied migrant kids

Blessed by Pope Francis, a boy with cerebral palsy became a symbol of grace

An unaffordable World Cup lands in New York, with soccer-obsessed Mamdani in charge

Sanitation workers saved a dog from a trash can. Then one of them adopted him.

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Female breadwinner tired of disrespect for her career

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