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  • Rebecca Dallet, with her two daughters, on stage on Tuesday.

    A Liberal Judge Just Won a Seat on Wisconsin’s Supreme Court. Here’s Why Her Victory Matters So Much.

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  • Vogue Magazine Editor-In-Chief Anna Wintour on stage

    Is Vogue’s Anna Wintour Next in the Mass Editor Exodus?

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  • Serial Killer Conviction Prompts Police To Warn Of Dating App DangersTech

    What Happened When Grindr Was Caught Sharing Its Users’ HIV Status

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  • Laura Ingraham, Fox News host, waves to crowd from CPAC stageArts & Entertainment

    Fox News Defends Laura Ingraham Over David Hogg Comment, Denouncing Advertising Boycott as ‘Intimidation Efforts’

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  • A pile of IRS tax formsFinance

    Your Chances of an IRS Tax Audit Are the Lowest in 15 Years

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  • Key Speakers At The Apple Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC)Tech

    ‘I Don’t Like That:’ Apple CEO Tim Cook Throws Shade At Amazon’s HQ2 ‘Beauty Contest’

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  • Bumble dating app appears on iphoneTech

    Bumble Is Suing Tinder Parent for Stealing Trade Secrets Under the Guise of Acquisition Talks

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  • Laura Ingraham, Fox News host, waves to crowd from CPAC stageLeadership

    Fox News Host Laura Ingraham Ridiculed a Parkland Student’s College Rejections. Now He’s Going After Her Advertisers.

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  • Facebook logo on smartphoneTech

    Facebook’s Data Scandal Is Reportedly Delaying the Unveiling of its Smart Home Product

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  • McDonald's drink with plastic strawRetail

    McDonald’s Is the Latest Restaurant to Ban Plastic Straws

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  • Commuters walk to work as freak snow hits LondonFinance

    Brexit Won’t Kill As Many U.K. Finance Jobs As We Once Thought

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  • Walmart checkout lines will no longer feature Cosmopolitan magazineMPW

    Walmart Tries to Join the #MeToo Movement By Removing Cosmo From Checkout Lines

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  • People march to protest the detention of Daniel Ramirez Medina, a Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) recipient, by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Seattle, Washington on February 17, 2017.Tech

    ICE Reportedly Uses Facebook Data to Track Suspected Illegal Immigrants

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  • Mark Zuckerberg Delivers Keynote Address At Facebook F8 ConferenceTech

    State Attorneys General Asked Facebook These 7 Questions About Cambridge Analytica

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  • Man holds census forms amid outreach to Arab AmericansLeadership

    A Citizenship Question Is Back on the 2020 Census—And California Vows to Sue the Trump Administration Over It

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