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In San Francisco, a family earning $325,000 qualifies for government aid
As San Francisco's cost of living surges due to the AI boom, the city provides childcare subsidies to middle-class families to prevent them from leaving.
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7mRussia frees American Stephen Hubbard after over 4 years behind bars, during a visit by US envoy
Russia has released 74-year-old American Stephen Hubbard following a request from President Trump, marking a significant development in diplomatic relations during the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict.
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6mIs I-645 a '$13 billion tax break' for millionaires and billionaires?
Washington’s campaign over Initiative 645 centers on a disputed $13 billion figure, raising questions about whether repealing a future high-earners income tax constitutes a tax break.
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6mHow King County can make law enforcement oversight better
A former OLEO director outlines essential reforms, including prioritizing life-safety cases and securing institutional independence, to ensure the next director succeeds in providing effective police oversight for King County.
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Meta earnings will provide a gut check for struggling AI trade
Meta’s upcoming earnings report is a critical test for the AI sector, as investors look for proof that massive infrastructure spending translates into sustainable revenue and market growth.
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4mRussia says it has detained a German who faces charges for serving in Ukrainian army
Russia’s FSB has detained a German national on mercenary charges, alleging military service in Ukraine, as diplomatic efforts continue to address the status of foreign citizens in Russian custody.