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Canva's cofounder explains why the company isn't forcing employees to use a specific AI tool

Canva's cofounder, Cameron Adams, says employees should choose their own AI tools. He believes forcing staff to use one specific tool stops them from trying new things. Instead, Canva gives workers a budget to spend on the AI tools they prefer. This helps employees work better and experiment more.

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Pilot Pulls Off "A Miracle On The Hudson"

US Airways Flight 1549 had a problem with its engines. The plane was flying over New York City when it hit birds. The pilot, Chesley Sullenberger, landed the plane safely on the Hudson River. Everyone on the plane was safe.

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7/5: Face The Nation

7/5: Face The Nation

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Paramount CEO David Ellison Backing Bipartisan Federal Film Tax Incentive

Paramount CEO David Ellison is supporting a new law that helps film companies make money by giving them tax breaks. He met with politicians to talk about the bill. This could help the film industry in the US.

Jul 14, 00:41upd. 18d
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RandBall: The most interesting things Vikings coach Kevin O’Connell said about his QBs

Kevin O’Connell is the coach for the Vikings football team. He talked about his quarterbacks during a TV show called "The Dan Patrick Show." The coach wanted to keep things secret about who is best. But the show's host thought he was lying or hiding something.

Jul 13, 15:35upd. 18d
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The controversy over qualified immunity

A law called qualified immunity protects police officers. It means they can avoid lawsuits in some situations. Many people question this rule today. Citizens who claim police broke their rights often get stuck in court for years because of it. This legal shield is causing a big argument.

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Philadelphia's Reading Terminal Market offers feast of food, history

The Reading Terminal Market in Philadelphia has lots of great food. It also tells stories from the past. People can walk around this old market. It is near a very important place: where the Declaration of Independence was signed.

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Terminally ill man marries longtime love in hospital as final wish comes true

Dean Pennell is a man who has terminal cancer. He married his partner, Kay Beaman, in the hospital. This happened on June 18th in Essex, England. The couple waited for many years to get married. They wanted to take care of their ten children first.

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Mariners’ Kade Anderson, Ryan Sloan shine at MLB Futures Game; next stop, Seattle?

Two young pitchers from the Seattle Mariners, Kade Anderson and Ryan Sloan, played great in the MLB Futures Game. They both pitched one full inning without giving up any runs. The Mariners also chose many college players during the last day of the baseball draft. This shows they are building a strong team for the future.

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