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  1. The US believes a Chinese intelligence asset had a close relationship with Nvidia’s CEO, and Trump knew about it but did nothing.
  2. The Pentagon is investigating a newly ousted three-star general over allegations that he leaked sensitive information about the Iran war and other conflicts to journalists.
  3. Patrick Stewart, who starred in Star Trek and X-Men, died after living with Alzheimer’s disease and Lewy body dementia. He was 86.
  4. Gen Z job seekers are struggling to find work in a hiring landscape where AI screeners make it harder to reach a real person.
Democrats have big healthcare plans. The industry is preparing for a fight.
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Corporations have always fought universal healthcare proposals. But will their old playbook still work in a new era?

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  1. The US believes a Chinese intelligence asset had a close relationship with Nvidia’s CEO, and Trump knew about it but did nothing.
  2. The Pentagon is investigating a newly ousted three-star general over allegations that he leaked sensitive information about the Iran war and other conflicts to journalists.
  3. Patrick Stewart, who starred in Star Trek and X-Men, died after living with Alzheimer’s disease and Lewy body dementia. He was 86.
  4. Gen Z job seekers are struggling to find work in a hiring landscape where AI screeners make it harder to reach a real person.
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