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China's economy may have slipped into a "liquidity trap"

It's a state that's difficult to shake off.

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Middle schoolers' reading and math scores plummet

Scores have been dropping for a decade.

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Democrats push to smoke out George Santos' bail co-signers

The long-shot measure directs the Ethics Committee to disclose the names and report "interim findings" from its Santos probe.

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House to vote on Biden impeachment and Schiff censure

Right-wing lawmakers are proving increasingly willing to force potentially divisive votes.

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The U.S. power grid isn't ready for climate change

Human-caused climate change is poised to heavily strain the U.S. power grid in the coming decades.

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Hunter Biden charged with gun felony and tax misdemeanors

The 53-year-old is the son of President Biden.

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Judge sets August trial date for Trump documents case

Trump pleaded not guilty last week to charges related to his handling of classified documents.

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America's housing shortage is keeping home prices high

The shortage has its roots in the financial crisis, and was exacerbated by the pandemic.

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Michael Jordan cashes in on Hornets sale

With Jordan out, the NBA will have zero Black majority owners.

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The U.S and Chinese militaries still aren't talking to each other

The breakdown in crisis communications raises the risk of conflict.

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Wheelchair users fight for easier air travel

Broken wheelchairs, inhumane treatment and ruined plans are all too common.

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Scientists on Twitter head for the exit

A feud on Twitter highlights the perils of engaging on the platform and a growing tension among researchers and medical professionals.

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In new AI hype frenzy, tech is applying the label to everything now

Much of what's called "AI" now is just pattern-recognition software that's been in use for a long time.

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Judge orders Trump not to keep or release evidence in classified documents case

The order warns any violations could result in criminal contempt charges.

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What to know about search for Titanic tourist vessel that vanished with 5 people on board

It's estimated the crew could run out of oxygen supply this morning.

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Black Lives Matter street murals are fading away

The return of rush hours and declining support for BLM are both to blame.

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Juneteenth draws attention to sites linked to enslavement after decades of neglect.

Hundreds of historic sites from Massachusetts to Texas offer windows into enslaved people's lives.

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More states marking Juneteenth as holiday this year

More companies are giving Juneteenth day off and a growing number of states are recognizing it as a public holiday.

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Blinken has "robust conversation" with China's Xi Jinping in Beijing

They discussed managing the strained U.S.-China relationship "through open channels of communication," per Blinken.

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"Blistering" heat wave fuels deadly storms and power outages across southern U.S.

Some 30 million people are under excessive heat warnings and millions of others are under heat advisories.

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Blinken meets senior Chinese officials in Beijing

The trip comes as part of an effort to stabilize ties and restore normal channels of communication.

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Biden's weird sayings: Even his aides are mystified

Even his aides aren't sure what the president's offbeat phrases — like “God save the queen" — mean.

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America’s paternity leave patchwork

Only 25% of all workers have access to paid family leave.

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Father's Day gift spending reaches new records but lags behind Mother's Day

Consumers are expected to spend nearly 36% or $12.8 billion less on dads than they did on moms last month.

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Gear celebrating special counsel Jack Smith is hot as Dems embrace Trump foe

E-commerce shops are filling up with merchandise celebrating the Trump prosecutor.

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