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The announcement provides new justification for the plan amid ongoing litigation. https://t.co/sjaecREfDD

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Klaus Zellmer, whose Škoda brand posted profit margins that rival those of BMW and Mercedes, will replace Håkan Samuelsson as Volvo pushes new models. https://t.co/I7ITRDaIUL

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Patients are suing GLP-1 drugmakers over the risk of sudden vision loss. The little-discussed potential risk of popular diabetes and weight-loss drugs is on warning labels outside of the U.S. https://t.co/wnsPPG5L4o

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Rep. Joyce Beatty sued the president over renovations; he says she is ‘a destructive person.’ https://t.co/9HJMYY0vKQ

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Brunch has by no means disappeared. But the Bloody Mary-soaked, avocado toast-forward version as many knew it seems to be over. 🔗 https://t.co/idRYw9Yuwg

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A landmark crypto bill collapsed this week after months of protracted negotiations. It marked a spectacular choke by an industry that had just recently begun reveling in its new lobbying clout, with President Trump in its corner. https://t.co/KNvQd5UpDd

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Kwame Onwuachi, the star chef behind New York’s Tatiana and author of a new cookbook, shares his deluxe instant ramen recipe and the secret to his “House Spice” blend. https://t.co/IdMYUSzy3g

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Rebels quarterback Trinidad Chambliss has made a habit of pulling out late heroics. But he saved his most spectacular performance to sink LSU and the coach who abandoned Oxford. https://t.co/UkCNLMDYqw

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Acquiring Hostess has given Smucker entry into a $65 billion market for snacks. But three years on, the deal isn’t tasting quite so sweet.

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At every Net-a-Porter event, Chief Executive Heather Kaminetsky handed out her contact information in case shoppers wanted to follow up. She got an earful.

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Thieves have exploited antiquated magnetic stripes on benefits cards to steal hundreds of millions of public dollars. https://t.co/lgizud20SE

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A fallen drill rig crushed three vehicles, and authorities are investigating what caused the accident at Griffin’s Citadel project. https://t.co/NmAQbjUqnr

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Camp John Waters was camp in every sense of the word. Its final session included debaucherous twists, all-out revelry and Ricki Lake. https://t.co/75S7ZG5OJf

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Robert Pattinson’s Chris Hansen is ready for ‘Primetime,’ Brad Pitt and his canine costar brave the Alaskan wilderness in ‘Heart of the Beast,’ the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art opens in Los Angeles, and more. https://t.co/RAki75pByJ

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China’s Xi Jinping skipped a dinner of world leaders in India earlier this month because he was unwell, said people familiar with the matter, fueling speculation about his health days before a planned visit to the U.S. https://t.co/jl0NYpPAVb

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The “Acquired” podcast ran the numbers to see how home improvement became much larger than anyone could have imagined. 🔗: https://t.co/UsxHhR9P8E

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Italy’s Costa Smeralda is seeing a surge of American buyers drawn to sandy beaches, yacht culture and “the idea of living a slower life.”

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Ed Sheeran wasted no time in addressing the controversy that has engulfed his tour when he took the stage in Philadelphia on Saturday. “I am making mistakes, and I’m so, so sorry,” he said, before continuing, “I’ve never wanted to be an activist musician.” https://t.co/uDuwGWFm0Y

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Fraudsters flooded Polymarket with stolen debit cards. The CEO’s response shocked some employees, showing how the betting app valued growth at all costs. https://t.co/1bIbKrO0uW

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When incumbent Sen. Roger Marshall stepped to the microphone at last weekend’s Kansas State Fair debate, hundreds of those gathered booed, hissed, and jeered. https://t.co/lVXAoNOyzm