Instagram Chief Concedes Teen Safety Tool Reached Almost No One
An internal document put usage of the Take a Break prompt at 1.8% of teenagers. Meta never published the figure.
Markey Holds Off Moulton to Win Massachusetts Senate Primary
The 80-year-old incumbent turned a contest about age into one about record, beating a younger congressman by a comfortable margin.
Thousands Still Missing as Nepal Flood Search Enters Second Week
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Authors Call the Anthropic Settlement a Win, and an Unfinished One
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White House Renews Effort to Remove Fed Governor Lisa Cook
A letter demanding a response to unproven mortgage-fraud claims arrives a month after the Supreme Court blocked the first attempt.
Commerce Quietly Strips Political-Interference Language From Science Policy
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Medicare's $50 Obesity Drug Pilot Draws Faster Uptake Than Expected
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Inside the Missionaries Holding Weekly Services in VRChat
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Six Months On, Navy Families Evacuated From Bahrain Are Still Waiting
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A Record Cyclospora Outbreak Meets a Thinner Food-Safety System
More than 15,700 confirmed cases, and the state and local staff who trace them say they no longer have the people to do the interviews.
Instagram Chief Concedes Teen Safety Tool Reached Almost No One
Markey Holds Off Moulton to Win Massachusetts Senate Primary
Thousands Still Missing as Nepal Flood Search Enters Second Week
Authors Call the Anthropic Settlement a Win, and an Unfinished One
White House Renews Effort to Remove Fed Governor Lisa Cook
Commerce Quietly Strips Political-Interference Language From Science Policy
Medicare's $50 Obesity Drug Pilot Draws Faster Uptake Than Expected
Inside the Missionaries Holding Weekly Services in VRChat
Six Months On, Navy Families Evacuated From Bahrain Are Still Waiting
A Record Cyclospora Outbreak Meets a Thinner Food-Safety System
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