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How People in the Queer Community Think About Personal Finance
The cost of family planning and transition care — and other personal finance stories from L.G.B.T.Q. people.
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DeSantis voters: Angry at Fauci, anxious about ‘Cinderfella,’ tiring of Trump
The Florida governor is appealing to the GOP’s right flank as he tries to peel support away from Donald Trump. But many are still drawn to the former president, who leads by a wide margin in the polls
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Short-Lived Mutiny in Russia Sheds Light on Putin’s Hold on Power
The armed standoff on the road to Moscow, brief as it was, represented the most dramatic struggle for power in Russia in decades.
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Hackers Can Steal Encryption Keys From a Distance Using Video
On June 13, security researchers disclosed their findings that encryption keys for wireless devices are vulnerable to theft. This research found that cameras in cellular phones or commercial surveillance systems can be used to record power light emitting diodes (LEDs) from up to 60 feet away from a device, thus capturing encryption keys. This new…
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Rebel Wagner Forces, Threatening Moscow, Abruptly Stand Down
The mercenary group had seized the Russian city of Rostov-on-Don, the center of Moscow’s military operations in Ukraine, posing a grave threat to President Vladimir Putin’s government.
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Human Embryo Models Made in Lab
Four teams have coaxed human stem cells to organize themselves into embryo-like forms. The advance could shed light on fertility.
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China’s Extreme Floods and Heat Ravage Farms and Kill Animals
China’s leader has made it a national priority to ensure the country can feed its large population. But weather shocks have disrupted wheat harvests and threatened pig and fish farming.
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Dobbs changed abortion politics. One year later, it’s still potent.
Democrats have benefitted politically from the Supreme Court’s decision overturning Roe v. Wade and Republicans are debating how far to go without triggering an even greater backlash.
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Today’s Senate: Less debate, fewer votes and taking forever to do it
The world’s greatest deliberative body is holding fewer and fewer debates, while Senate roll-call votes linger for hours on end.
