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On the brink of the climate movement’s biggest legislative win, tensions have emerged as activists try to figure out what comes next.

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The cost of food skyrocketed as inflation forced consumers to change their habits

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Crimea airfield blast was work of Ukrainian special forces, official says

The attack marked a dramatic escalation of the war, demonstrating Ukrainian forces’ ability to strike deeper behind Russian lines than previously believed.

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As primaries wind down, both sides expect a nail-biter of a campaign for control of Congress

Public polling averages and internal numbers from both parties suggest Democrats are slightly leading or effectively tied in most of the contested Senate races. But strategists for both parties expect the dynamic to shift now that primary campaigns have all but concluded.

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