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JPMorgan Paid $175 Million for a Business It Now Says Was a Scam
A young founder promised to simplify the college financial aid process. It was a compelling pitch. Especially, as now seems likely, to those with little firsthand knowledge of financial aid.
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Justice Department Investigating Abbott Infant Formula Plant
Abbott shut down production at the plant last year amid “shocking” sanitation lapses, touching off a disruptive infant supply formula shortage.
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Christian leaders start to break from Trump — with an eye on DeSantis
The cracks in the former president’s unlikely alliance were clearer than ever this week.
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Ron Klain, White House chief of staff, plans to step down
Top Biden aide, who was central to guiding his first two years, has not set a date for departure, colleagues say. His successor may face even bigger challenges.
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Group showed footage of fatal Breonna Taylor raid at restaurant event, diners say
After Jonathan Mattingly was introduced at Anna’s Greek Restaurant in Kentucky, the former officer showed footage and images of the night Breonna Taylor was killed
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The most intriguing line in the Supreme Court leak report
Though the report stated it couldn’t determine who leaked the draft opinion that overturned Roe, it seemed to arrive at another, pretty significant conclusion without providing evidence.
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How GOP debt ceiling votes decline under Democratic presidents
Generally, if the other party has the White House, lawmakers’ support tends to drop. But there are notable differences between how the two parties behave.
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Miss Manners: Can I keep lying about my secret social media account?
A reader with a secret, popular social media account wonders if it’s wrong to keep it a secret.
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Ask Amy: My brother-in-law was caught stealing chips during a poker game
A reader’s brother-in-law was kicked out of a poker game for stealing chips. Should they tell their sister?
