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Deep divides plague kids online safety push in House

A push by House lawmakers to advance kids online safety legislation is facing partisan divisions and pushback from key advocates that could spell...

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The Hill

Julia Shapero

GOP senators demand answers from Hegseth, Pentagon on targeting boat-strike survivors

Republican senators are demanding answers about who at the Pentagon ordered a follow-up strike to kill the initial survivors of a missile strike...

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The Hill

Alexander Bolton

Democrats see silver lining in Tennessee loss

Morning Report is The Hill’s a.m. newsletter. Subscribe here. ▪ Hegseth distances himself from boat strike ▪ ICE targets Somali immigrants in...

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The Hill

Jared Gans

RFK Jr.'s advisory panel may change childhood vaccine guidance

The influential vaccine advisory committee that Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. remade to reflect his views will...

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The Hill

Joseph Choi

Thune blocks Johnson’s request to advance Georgia sanctions bill

Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-S.D.) turned down a personal request by House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La) last month to advance a sanctions...

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The Hill

Laura Kelly

New flu variant increases outbreak concerns for schools

Despite a relatively slow start to the flu season, U.S. schools are preparing for an increase in absences and sick children as a new variant gains...

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The Hill

Lexi Lonas Cochran

Democrats ramp up super PAC scrutiny as part of 2024 postmortem

Democrats performing postmortems on the 2024 presidential race have taken a closer look at how to best utilize super PACs to boost their future...

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The Hill

Amie Parnes

House GOP exits mount as gridlock deepens

House Republicans have an exodus problem. More than two dozen GOP lawmakers have already announced their decision to leave their seats at the end...

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The Hill

Sudiksha Kochi

China can build things fast, but only freedom creates genius

What kind of system ultimately breeds innovation — one built on control, or one built on freedom?

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The Hill

Derek Levine, Opinion Contributor

Trump’s pick for chairman isn’t enough to threaten Fed independence, says Bank of America—especially if Jerome Powell decides to stick around

"The question then becomes, will Powell leave as a governor?"

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Fortune

Eleanor Pringle

Michael Dell, who’s donating $6.25 billion to ‘Trump Accounts’ for kids, says a childhood savings account changed his life

Also: All the news and watercooler chat from Fortune.

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Fortune

Diane Brady

Exclusive: Angle Health raises $134 million Series B to grow its AI-driven healthcare benefits offerings

Angle Health has raised a $134 million Series B, led by Portage, Fortune has exclusively learned.

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Fortune

Allie Garfinkle

Anthropic considers IPO despite warnings that excess liquidity is blowing a bubble in the markets

Senior central bank chiefs see excess liquidity in a range of asset markets. 

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Fortune

Jim Edwards

Video games can teach designers deeper lessons than ‘high score streaks’ and gamification

Game design holds important lessons for education, said Lee Schuneman, the chief product officer at edtech firm Efekta Education Group.

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Fortune

Angelica Ang

A Chinese ice cream chain, powered by super-cheap cones, now has more outlets than McDonald’s

Chilled drinks and cool prices are helping Mixue take over the booming sweet treat market.

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Fortune

Theodora Yu

OpenAI may be close to introducing ads for ChatGPT

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Fast Company

Chris Morris

Open Thread

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Reason.com

Eugene Volokh

Pete Hegseth’s “warrior ethos” is plain old cowardice

He calls himself the "Secretary of War" and plays a tough guy on TV, but in real life he's a major weenie

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Salon

Amanda Marcotte

Generic brands are so fancy now that even rich people want to buy them

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Fast Company

Hunter Schwarz

China is building the world’s first nuclear-proof floating island. That’s not good news for the U.S.

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Fast Company

Jesus Diaz

Boomers are starting to devour influencer content

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Fast Company

Eve Upton-Clark

The simple mindset shift that makes teams more creative

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Fast Company

Aytekin Tank

Route 66 is about to turn 100—but you’ve never seen it like this

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Fast Company

Elissaveta M. Brandon

Today in Supreme Court History: December 3, 1996

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Reason.com

Josh Blackman

5 reasons why authenticity at work is tricky

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Fast Company

Next Big Idea Club

How to deal with an annoying boss

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Fast Company

Art Markman

Mark Manson is launching an AI app to help more people ‘Subtly not Give a F*ck’

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Fast Company

Jared Lindzon

Great leaders share 3 rare behaviors. Most bosses skip all of them

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Fast Company

Inc.

10 ways I use AI to be a better journalist

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Fast Company

Pete Pachal

The myth of AI independence

Countries are pursuing sovereignty by making themselves more dependent on the very foreign companies they claim to be protecting themselves from

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Quartz

Jackie Snow

Do These Pitches Have What It Takes to Win Over a Board of Investors?

Find out on this episode of season 13 of 'Entrepreneur Elevator Pitch.'

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Entrepreneur

Mackenzie Truman

Brickbat: Sold Out

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Reason.com

Charles Oliver

5 top college majors that offer $75,000 starting salaries

Discover the college majors that can launch graduates into early-career salaries of $75,000 and higher

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Quartz

Haley Chamberlain

5 roles where workers ‘put down roots’ — and 3 they quickly leave

Discover which roles see long-term employee loyalty and which face high turnover in 2025

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Quartz

Haley Chamberlain

6 top budgeting apps to help you manage your holiday spending

Discover six budgeting apps that can help you track your spending, manage debt, and rebuild savings amid the holidays

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Quartz

Haley Chamberlain

Robo-advisors are getting smarter (and cheaper) with AI. Are they good for investors?

AI robo-advisors are on the rise. But having a platform manage your money may not be the right move for your situation, experts say

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Quartz

Deborah Kearns

New Hampshire Republicans contend with the Trump Era

MAGA is testing how moderate New Hampshire truly is

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Salon

Garrett Owen

Donald Trump is remaking America — to be more like Putin’s Russia

I've seen first-hand how autocracy can corrupt democracy — and how women suffer the consequences

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Salon

Andrea Mazzarino

Top 5 Moments From SCOTUS Arguments In Key Pro-Life Pregnancy Center Case

'Now I don't know how to read that other than it's pretty self-executing to me, counsel,' said Justice Neil Gorsuch.

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The Federalist

Shawn Fleetwood

Switzerland Just Overwhelmingly Rejected a New Wealth Tax. Will California Lawmakers Learn?

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Reason.com

J.d. Tuccille

STEVE MOORE: A Dose Of Moral Hazard

historic deregulation work

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The Daily Caller

Stephen Moore

Vital SCOTUS Case Tests The President’s Absolute Authority To Remove Executive Branch Officials

The Constitution is clear that all executive authority resides in the president.

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The Federalist

Margot Cleveland

All I Want For Christmas Is A Republican Party That Actually Cares About Saving The Country

If Republicans keep focusing on performative politics, they're going to lock themselves out of government.

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The Federalist

Brianna Lyman

Scamming Somalis Are The Love Children Of Dems’ Mass Welfare And Immigration Policies

If there was ever a perfect case study in just how destructive the Democrat Party’s top two policy priorities — mass welfare distribution and...

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The Federalist

Eddie Scarry

This 30-Year-Old Play About Art And Friendship Might Never Happen In The Smartphone Age

This fall’s Broadway revival of a decades-old French play explores art and friendship, in an unintentional commentary on the digital age.

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The Federalist

Christopher Jacobs

How to Pay Your Workers Equitably Without a DEI Mandate

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Inc.com

Kit Eaton

Trump's Crackdown on Afghan Refugees Won't Make America Any Safer

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Reason.com

Autumn Billings