The U.S. Is Dismantling Nuclear Warheads To Power The Next Generation Of Reactors
The US is turning old, unexploded warheads into fuel for the next generation of advanced reactors, while also downblending part of its collection of fuel from research reactors to meet the demand for the country's electricity and for national security.
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Chase ATMs Glitch Leads To Fraudulent Cash Withdrawals, Bank Warns
A viral TikTok trend had people believing they could get "free" cash from Chase ATMs, but it was actually a glitch and those customers were committing fraud, according to the bank.
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Despite recent economic gains, Black Americans are still experiencing significant economic insecurity, with the racial wealth gap persisting and it taking over 800 years to bridge it, highlighting the need for comprehensive policies to address ongoing barriers to economic security and wealth-building.
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Social Media Bans Could Deny Teenagers Mental Health Help
Congress, state legislatures, and the U.S. Surgeon General are taking steps to address the potential mental health risks of social media for young people, but researchers and pediatricians warn that it can also be beneficial for marginalized groups.
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Judge Rules Google Violated US Antitrust Law With Search Business
A US District Judge ruled that Google had violated US antitrust law with its search business, potentially reshaping how millions of Americans get information online and upending decades of dominance.
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