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  1. Internal documents describe Facebook employees’ embarrassment and frustration after decisions it made allowed users to post videos of murders, incitements to violence and advertisements for human trafficking

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  2. Florida resident Gabby Petito went missing during a road trip with her fiancé, who is now a person of interest in the case, police said

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  3. Prominent South Carolina lawyer Alex Murdaugh was charged with insurance fraud and filing a false report in connection with what investigators say was a botched effort to stage his own death

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  4. All-time “Jeopardy!” champion Ken Jennings will co-host the show with actress Mayim Bialik until the end of the year, the show said Thursday

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  5. A lawyer was indicted in connection with special counsel John Durham’s investigation into the Russia probe's origins, on charges he lied to the FBI in 2016

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  6. “The one thing the Chinese state is unwilling to consider: granting rights to workers to actually organize themselves”

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  7. From : Price controls would raise, not lower, the price Americans pay for better health. They will harm innovation, and new drugs are a form of reducing prices, writes .

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  8. Take an early look at the front page of The Wall Street Journal

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  9. Don and Doris Fisher bought their Atherton, Calif., summer home for $211,000 shortly after launching Gap’s first-ever store. Now the Silicon Valley property, which grew over the decades, is hitting the market for $100 million.

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  10. Kaley Cuoco, star and producer of “The Flight Attendant,” hates flying. Here, all the things the Emmy nominee doesn’t abhor, like rosé Champagne, Diane Keaton, rescue rabbits and more.

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  11. A new California law intended to increase housing supply will allow duplexes to be built on properties where one home exists

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  12. Facebook employees raised alarms about human traffickers, armed groups and a drug cartel abusing its platforms. Internal documents also show the company’s response, which in many instances was inadequate or nothing at all.

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  13. GOP Rep. Anthony Gonzalez of Ohio said he won’t run for re-election next year, the first of the 10 House Republicans who voted to impeach former President Donald Trump to do so.

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  14. President Biden is taking a more public role to advance the roughly $3.5 trillion spending bill, touting proposed tax increases to finance the plan: "Big corporations and the super wealthy have to start paying their fair share of taxes.”

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  15. HBO’s summer sensation, "The White Lotus," filmed in Maui, will be set in a new location when it airs again. We asked five plugged-in screenwriters to pick the ideal place.

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  16. A former Boeing pilot is expected to be charged for his alleged role in misleading regulators about 737 MAX safety, people familiar with the matter say

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  17. Stranded fish, a railroad to nowhere: how a 1920 shipping law got in the way of your fish sandwich

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  18. If it seems like more people have a short fuse lately, you aren’t wrong. Just ask restaurant servers, airline workers and customer-service trackers who say they have seen a wave of meltdowns.

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  19. President Biden is taking a more public role in the negotiations around Democrats’ roughly $3.5 trillion social welfare and climate bill

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  20. The oceans, long a source of peaceful global trade, are once again becoming a zone of competition and conflict—especially between the U.S. and China

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