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Anthropic faces AI spending backlash before IPO https://t.co/5d3GIf6uLs #axiosai

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Deb Haaland, a former US interior secretary and congresswoman, will win the Democratic nomination for New Mexico governor, CNN's Decision Desk projects. If she wins in November, she will become the first Native American woman to serve as governor of any state.

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How Louisiana is turning broadband funding into rural results - Broadband Communities https://t.co/km5rvX8IR3

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Exploring broadband's next chapter with BB1 CEO Eric Watko - Broadband Communities https://t.co/K2vURXekJq

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He was inspired by Black chemists. Now KC scientist helps youth into STEM
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Huge congrats to all the STEM professionals behind the successful launch of Artemis II, @NASA and @LearnWithNASA for this historic mission!

This is STEM education in action, where curiosity meets courage and barriers are broken, the ultimate ROI. @WHOSTP @MichaelKratsios

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Who remembers playing with Legos growing up?

For many, Legos are the (literal) building blocks for a future in STEM.

Between votes and committee hearings, I met with the Lego team in Washington to learn about how we can work together to make STEM education more accessible for all.

Students must have the tools they need to develop an interest in and pursue STEM as a career choice.

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Our future STEM workforce is looking bright 💡

I met with the finalists for Samsung's Solve for Tomorrow contest in Washington, D.C. to see how they are using STEM to solve problems in their own backyard.

Learning about the finalists' project was inspiring. One of the finalists from California even developed a program to help detect cancer symptoms before they arise!

I can't wait to see how this year's finalists continue to use STEM to make their communities safer and healthier.

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Mind the Gap: Should Gen Zers buy ‘boring’ businesses? https://t.co/JVFN75VBYa via @McKinsey

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The surprising economics of B2B growth: The new survival threshold—and what it takes to thrive https://t.co/gMXe7iXNhu via @McKinsey

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Data Points: Your weekly quiz https://t.co/pg0tecZ7gG Via @McKinsey

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Nearly 40 years after his snub by FDR, President Gerald Ford invited legendary Olympian Jesse Owens to the White House in August 1976. To Owens' shock, Ford proceeded to not only honor him, but present him with the Presidential Medal of Freedom.

It was a long-overdue recognition for a man whose triumphs had transcended sport. Owens, son of a sharecropper and grandson of enslaved Americans, had stunned the world at 1936 Berlin Olympics by winning four gold medals in the face of Adolf Hitler’s white supremacist propaganda.

His dominance on the world stage not only shattered Nazi racial ideology but also made him a global icon of resilience, excellence, and dignity.

Yet when he returned home to the U.S., Owens received no call from the White House, no ticker-tape parade. President Franklin D. Roosevelt never sent a letter, made a phone call, or invited him for a visit, reportedly fearing backlash from Southern voters.

Owens would later say, “I wasn’t invited to shake hands with Hitler, but I wasn’t invited to the White House to shake hands with the President either.”

Ford’s invitation in 1976, at the nation’s bicentennial, served as a symbolic correction to that wrong.

In presenting the Medal of Freedom, Ford called Owens “a young man who possibly didn’t realize the greatness of his own accomplishments” and acknowledged the profound impact Owens had on the world. For Owens, it was more than a medal, it was long-delayed validation from the country he had so proudly represented.

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Courtney B. Vance and Angela Bassett have been happily married for 28 years and will celebrate their 29th wedding anniversary later this year

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Fucking traitors should be in jail. Not pardoned and enriched using taxpayer dollars.

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The Von Trapp children say goodnight at a party by singing "So Long, Farewell."