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Snap’s Sales Fall for the Second Time in a Row
The parent of Snapchat has grappled with an ad slump and the challenges of being a smaller social media company in an intensely competitive environment.
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UPS and Teamsters Reach Tentative Deal to Head Off Strike
United Parcel Service faced a potential walkout by more than 325,000 union members after their five-year contract expires next week.
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Global Economy Shows Signs of Resilience Despite Lingering Threats
The International Monetary Fund upgraded its global growth forecast for 2023.
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Federal judge tosses Biden administration asylum rule for migrants
A federal judge ruled against the Biden administration’s new restrictions on seeking asylum, a case that could upend the calm that has taken hold in U.S. border cities.
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DeSantis is cutting more than a third of his paid 2024 campaign staff
The campaign restructuring totals the departures of 38 staffers — about a third of the payroll — in recent weeks, including the changes confirmed Tuesday.
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How the right ended up trying to softpedal enslavement
The debate gained fervor as Gov. Ron DeSantis’s political ambitions grew.
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DeSantis’s silver bullet is now a dud
‘Electability’ was the Florida governor’s most plausible argument against Donald Trump. It has deserted him.
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Education Dept. Opens Civil Rights Inquiry Into Harvard’s Legacy Admissions
An inquiry into admissions preference for family of alumni and donors began after the Supreme Court’s decision last month limiting affirmative action.
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DeSantis Cuts Campaign Staff by Over a Third, Aiming to Rein In Costs
His presidential campaign, facing questions from allies and donors about the strength of his candidacy, has now eliminated the jobs of 38 aides this month.
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Federal Judge Blocks Biden Administration’s New Asylum Policy
Immigrant advocacy groups challenged the administration’s decision to sharply limit who is allowed to apply for asylum in the United States.