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Get an early look at the Obama Presidential Center campus, arguably the biggest investment in Chicago’s South Side in more than a century https://t.co/jef2zsT871

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SpaceX plans to sell IPO shares at $135 apiece, eschewing norm of setting a price range and incorporating investor feedback https://t.co/HI3iXub8SN

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More listeners across generations are turning to music from the past. https://t.co/t461BAWdRF

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The conflicts that have battered the Middle East over the past three years—in Gaza, Lebanon and now Iran—are all, on paper, in ceasefire. In practice, fighting persists on every front. https://t.co/J7RcynJuPd

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President Trump said he was appointing Bill Pulte, a close ally who leads the Federal Housing Finance Agency, as acting director of national intelligence https://t.co/jaWFJqSywj

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She got a $911,400 bill for treatment that was supposed to be free. The autism-therapy industry is booming—and so are the billing abuses. https://t.co/DX15CnPNJw

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Russia delivered new supplies to its air base in Syria, an indication that Moscow plans to keep the vital military foothold despite the fall of the Assad regime https://t.co/dUYJVOlnOH

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An invisible barrier is keeping many Americans from getting ahead—the midcareer stall https://t.co/WU3SNyi5My

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An emboldened Justice Department with acting Attorney General Todd Blanche at the helm is ramping up efforts to investigate and prosecute President Trump’s perceived enemies https://t.co/3VEwlnmbip

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Incoming Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh wants the central bank to consider alternative measures of inflation when setting monetary policy—some of which show price pressures actually are much lower https://t.co/WPu6pLzEAY

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Club Med is opening its first South African location. There’s just one problem: Sharks. https://t.co/x0BF7ZJKzx

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The congressional recess is typically a cooling-off period that eases tensions between the White House and Capitol Hill. But this time, Senate Republicans are staying just as hot. https://t.co/bfkHg8qmPO

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Insurers pitch homeowners’ policies as a financial peace-of-mind safety net, but in a disaster customers can find the apparent guarantee of compensation evaporates https://t.co/N0xIzCnZdm

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The U.S. is tackling one of the most pressing problems of modern warfare: taking down low-cost drones without using expensive missiles https://t.co/Uc23bcudMg

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FIFA saw this summer’s World Cup as a rare opportunity. It’s hoping the biggest tournament ever plus the world’s richest nation will equal an $11 billion bonanza. https://t.co/dfau4kLjOF

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A tiny flow of ships are sailing “dark” to make it through the Strait of Hormuz, transiting the dangerous waterway without lights or automatic navigation systems and with help from the U.S. military https://t.co/qxgnFOI1Vp

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U.N. faces deep funding crisis as U.S. and China withhold payments, raising bankruptcy fears and straining global governance https://t.co/KzDZpne6LI

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A famous math problem stumped humans for 80 years—and AI just cracked it. https://t.co/9I3udiQcmz

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The mysterious Iberian lynx almost disappeared from the face of the Earth. We take you to the Spanish countryside to meet one face-to-face. https://t.co/BmnIGqqwqU

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Dell shares soared in after-hours trading Thursday after the computer hardware maker reported growth in AI servers for data centers and details emerged about a $9.7 billion military contract https://t.co/schEW8E8B6