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1. Opinion | How China can corner the AI market with inferior technology - The Washington Post

Opinion | How China can corner the AI market with inferior technology The Washington Post

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2. Being single is becoming the norm rather than a phase: a record quarter of American 40-year-olds have never married, up from 6 percent in 1980, and research increasingly suggests the old assumption that marriage automatically makes people healthier and - ScienceBlog.com

Being single is becoming the norm rather than a phase: a record quarter of American 40-year-olds have never married, up from 6 percent in 1980, and research increasingly suggests the old assumption that marriage automatically makes people healthier and ScienceBlog.com

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3. NSF Invests $100 Million in AI Hubs to Transform Science Research - Design News

NSF Invests $100 Million in AI Hubs to Transform Science Research Design News

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China currency debate bursts into the open - semafor.com

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5. DHS Reports Rescue of Human Trafficking Victims During FIFA World Cup - The Presidential Prayer Team

DHS Reports Rescue of Human Trafficking Victims During FIFA World Cup The Presidential Prayer Team

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6. Progressives and moderate Democrats both see wins in primary races while Trump flexes power over GOP

Everyone got a little bit of what they wanted in Tuesday's primary elections. It was a good night for the Democratic establishment, the progressives and Republican candidates endorsed by President Trump.

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Whole-System Trust in Science, Medicine, and Public Health

This Perspective from the National Academy of Medicine discusses the concept of a whole-system model of trust in science, medicine, and public health, involving coordinated action across sectors to improve communication, community engagement, and access to information.

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