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What's really behind America's male recession?

Many American men are not working now. This is called a 'male recession' in the labor force. In the past, most men worked or looked for jobs. Now, fewer than 70% of men do this.

Jul 18, 18:00upd. 13d
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Appeals court narrows setback for Trump USPS mail-in ballot policy

A US appeals court made a decision about mail-in ballots. The court allowed the US Postal Service (USPS) to change how it delivers mail-in ballots. However, the Trump administration's rule to change mail-in ballots is still blocked.

Jul 18, 16:18upd. 13d
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Democrats cling to slim House advantage in new poll

A new poll was released on Saturday. It said Democrats have a small advantage over Republicans in the US House of Representatives. This is good news for Democrats who want to take control of the House in November.

Jul 18, 15:55upd. 13d
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Growing number of Americans lack confidence in Supreme Court: Survey

A new poll shows that many Americans do not trust the Supreme Court. The poll was done by the Washington Post and Ipsos. Almost half of the people in the poll said they do not trust the Supreme Court.

Jul 18, 15:23upd. 13d
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Democrats dismiss our constitutional traditions as 'nostalgia'

Some Democrats are saying that the country's traditional rules and laws are 'nostalgia'. They think these rules are not important anymore. This is causing concern among some people. They are worried that these rules are being ignored.

Jul 18, 14:00upd. 14d
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How a homegrown Chinese chip maker became the memory industry’s biggest wild card

ChangXin Memory Technologies is a Chinese company that makes computer chips. It is getting ready to sell its shares to the public. This could make it a big player in the memory industry, competing with companies like Micron, SK Hynix, and Samsung.

Jul 18, 12:00upd. 14d
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How are prediction markets taxed? The IRS hasn’t provided guidance yet

The IRS has not given rules for taxing money won from prediction markets. This makes it unclear how people should report and pay taxes on these winnings. Experts say this lack of guidance is a problem.

Jul 18, 11:24upd. 14d
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The bench's AI balancing act

Judges are making new rules about using AI in court. These rules tell lawyers what they can do with AI research. Some judges like the technology very much, but others are still worried about it.

Jul 18, 10:00upd. 14d
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Newsom: Only thing missing from Trump speech was 'tin foil'

California Governor Gavin Newsom criticized President Trump's speech. He said it was like a 'mad king's' ramblings. Newsom thinks Trump's speech was not good for the country.

Jul 17, 22:37upd. 14d
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Sacks warns US risks losing AI edge after new Chinese model launch

David Sacks is a former US government expert on AI and cryptocurrency. He said the US may lose its lead in artificial intelligence. This is because China recently launched a new AI model.

Jul 17, 21:50upd. 14d
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