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Caitlin Clark selected as WNBA No. 1 draft pick by Indiana Fever

The ex-Iowa guard garnered national that brought with it a boom in NCAA women's basketball viewership and tickets sales.

Enraged Democrats mull bailout for Mike Johnson's foreign aid package

"It just speaks to the recklessness and cluelessness of this Republican majority."

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Israeli officials have said they are considering their options for retaliation.

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Trump arrives at Manhattan courthouse for start of historic criminal trial

Trump moved part of his campaign to New York for the trial, which could last for two months.

America's newest doctors fuel efforts to unionize

Ever-increasing workloads and crushing student debt are fueling efforts to organize.

Gaps emerge in how doctors and patients see AI

Doctors indicate a growing acceptance of the technology even as patients are still wary of it.

Behind Biden's delay on going "nuclear" at the border

Legal and political challenges have led the president to move deliberately on shutting down the border.

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After Iran attack, Kirby calls for floor vote on Israel-Ukraine aid

Kirby told NBC that all the House needs to do "is take it up" and "put it on the floor."

IBM's quantum computer heads to college

It's an opportunity to start training a new generation of quantum-focused students and researchers.

House Republicans plan vote to rebuke Biden's call for Gaza ceasefire

The measure threatens to resurface Democrats' stark divisions on Israel.

4.8-magnitude earthquake felt across eastern U.S.

The quake was felt in New York City, Philadelphia and other cities across the eastern U.S.

Judge in Trump classified docs case faces mounting scrutiny

Legal experts have raised questions about Aileen Cannon's qualifications to continue overseeing the case.

Why the East Coast earthquake shook people who were states away

It has to do with the rock in the eastern part of the U.S.

"We won't support you": Inside Biden's ultimatum to Bibi

It was the president's toughest call with Netanyahu since the Oct. 7 attacks — both in tone and in substance.

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King family praises Beyoncé for "reaffirming" country album

Martin Luther King III says Beyoncé's album hits him personally and his parents listened to country music.

The March jobs report was as good as it gets — here’s why.

The labor market is strengthening, and that shouldn’t worry Fed policymakers.

Tesla stock seesaws as Musk denies report cheap EV will be scrapped

Tesla is canceling its plans to build a "Model 2" sedan, Reuters reported.

The looming threat of opening Apple's app ecosystem

An open app ecosystem could give developers more flexibility, but also could bring malicious apps.

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Israeli military finds strike on aid workers was "serious violation" of rules

"The investigation's findings indicate that the incident should not have occurred."

Meta broadens labeling of AI content

The company says its previous labeling efforts were "too narrow."

U.S. adds 303,000 jobs in March as unemployment rate dips

The U.S. labor market has proved remarkably resilient over the last year.

Biden visits Baltimore in aftermath of deadly bridge collapse

He is expected to meet with the families of the six workers who were killed.

Climate hypocrisy takes center stage in the Amazon

Guyana's president went viral for lecturing a journalist about the complexities of drilling for oil.

Exclusive: Republicans to face pro-Ukraine deluge on return to D.C.

Republicans will be confronted with pro-Ukraine billboards at the airport, bus stops and the Capitol.

Yellen: Cutting off economic relations with China isn't "practical"

During her latest trip to China, the Treasury secretary is trying to strike a delicate balance.

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