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  • A USPS worker on a route in Ventnor City, N.J. Postal carriers are dealing with summer heat and the COVID-19 pandemic, along with a politicized budget crisis.Politics

    U.S. Postal Service carriers reveal how you can make their day better

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  • Blockchain technology and QR codes figure in the Postal Service’s patent application.Tech

    The U.S. Postal Service is seeking a patent for voting by phone

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  • The Robinhood investment app has become increasingly popular with millennials, helping the company command an $11.2 billion valuation.Finance

    Robinhood raises $200M as IPO speculation swirls

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  • The cash register change drawer at Symbiote Collectibles in West Reading on July 9, 2020. There is currently a coin shortage in the United States.Finance

    Will the pandemic kill the penny?

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  • Epic has sued Apple for alleged antitrust violations.Tech

    The 5 best zingers from Epic’s lawsuit against Apple

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  • Finance

    Federal agents tricked Hamas into sending Bitcoin to Uncle Sam

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  • A prototype for a driverless car road between Detroit and Ann Arbor.Finance

    ‘Road of the future’ to link Detroit and Ann Arbor with 40 miles of driverless cars and shuttles

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  • The tech industry is cheering the pick of Sen. Kamala Harris as Biden’s VP. She’s shown here at a hearing in late June in Washington, D.C.Finance

    Kamala Harris could be the best thing that ever happened to Big Tech

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  • Dirty Money? More American prefer not to touch cash.Finance

    Most Americans now fear touching cash, survey says

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  • MicroStrategy makes a major bet on Bitcoin.Finance

    Software firm MicroStrategy makes a massive bet on Bitcoin with a $250 million purchase

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  • Fyre Festival-Merch-US Marshals AuctionFinance

    People are paying hundreds for Fyre Festival merch

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  • Robinhood will no longer make public the info about what its customers are buying and selling.Finance

    Robinhood will no longer share stock ‘popularity data’ with sites like Robintrack

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  • U.S. President Donald Trump looks out the window of Marine One as it lands on the South Lawn of the White House in Washington, D.C., U.S., on Sunday, Aug. 9, 2020. A day after Trump took executive action to offer $400 per week in supplemental unemployment benefits, including 25% he said should be kicked in from state coffers, governors are pushing back.Finance

    Trump just signed an order to give an extra $400 in weekly unemployment benefits. Is that legal?

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  • More Americans are giving up their citizenship.Finance

    Americans are renouncing their citizenship in record numbers

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  • Finance

    ‘A strange power’: The secretive Presidential committee that could kneecap TikTok

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