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Fake images of Trump arrest show ‘giant step’ for AI’s disruptive power

The tech’s capabilities and accessibility have vastly outpaced regulatory and legislative responses, as well as corporate controls.

By Isaac Stanley-Becker and Naomi Nix

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You should be booking your vacations earlier

Better travel comes from trips planned further in advance, according to cheap flights expert Scott Keyes.

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Drew Timme and one epic three-pointer propel Gonzaga into region final

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N.Y. prosecutor rebuffs GOP demand for documents related to Trump investigation

By Amy B Wang and Shayna Jacobs

NPR cancels 4 podcasts in biggest wave of layoffs in decades

By Paul Farhi

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Trans In America

For trans people, medical visits can be more traumatizing than healing

Trans patients share their stories of subtle discrimination, outright hostility and ill-informed medical professionals.

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What to know about driving in a work zone after 6 workers were killed in Maryland

Experts shared tips for what to do in a construction zone.

By Justine McDaniel

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The sandwich generation is changing. The stress remains.

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The surfer, the scientist and the big-wave beach at a breaking point

By Sally Jenkins

Advice

Filed an amended tax return with the IRS? You have a 20-week wait.

By Michelle Singletary

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Biden marks ACA’s 13th anniversary by lambasting Republican budget ideas

The president lauded the expansion of health coverage under the Affordable Care Act to tens of millions more Americans. He criticized conservative Republicans’ budget ideas as a profound threat to families and the elderly.

By Amy Goldstein

Father of Parkland victim arrested at congressional hearing on guns

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Analysis

Giuliani says maybe Soros himself tried to block his plane in Ukraine

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The fight over parental rights in schools comes to the House floor

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Lindsey Graham publicly admonished for fundraising on Capitol grounds

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