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“Susan Stamberg, an original National Public Radio staffer who went on to become the first U.S. woman to anchor a nightly national news program, died Thursday at the age of 87.” https://t.co/Vvb0A9hNr1

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After receiving a second chance in my life, I knew I needed to live differently. The concept of living resonantly seemed like the answer to a deeply fulfilling and authentic existence, but I was unsure how to begin. I turned to faith and prayer for guidance. I prayed, "God, I

A close friend summed up her experience with ChatGPT's voice mode: "It's like the intern who just lies in order to look like they know the answer when they really don't."

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Amazing thread

This week, KGI’s @alissacooper is featured in an @NPR article about what the Google Search antitrust ruling means for the future of AI and why the remedies may be too limited to pave the way for more search competition Full story by @jruwitch here 👇 https://t.co/aHWNenMIks

Clayton Kershaw will retire at the end of the season. Thanks for the memories, Clayton🤝

So glad to see the return of Chaguan, the China column at @TheEconomist. Congratulations and warmest best wishes to its new author, the brilliant ⁦@S_Rabinovitch⁩ https://t.co/izmJh225Mq

The WSJ says consumer confidence is crashing for middle-income people—the upper brackets keep soaring while those in the middle run out of money.

A study of 45,000 Chinese state media articles containing "so called..."

Another wild scoop on NPR from @TomDreisbach: Video shows a man on Jan. 6 shouting for the crowd to kill police: “Kill ‘em!” He admitted saying it. One of Trump’s first acts in office was to cancel his trial and hire him for a job at the Justice Department.

Any national polls out there on the Texas Republicans' gerrymandering plan?

This gives me hope for US China relations since both countries now produce official statistics in the same way, continuing the convergence between the two governments

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Very sad to hear that the only traditional Chinese-language newspaper in Vietnam (“Saigon Liberation”) will no longer go on print from August 1st. It’s over 50 years old, mostly read by old people to keep up with their mother tongue & not so digitally-savy.

Does this count as MCF? https://t.co/WhXfWFsNyV

"The Chinese simply can’t believe their luck... OBBB 'virtually guarantees that China will own the future of solar, wind power and electric cars and trucks, as well as autonomous vehicles' 'And why? Because Rs view those as “liberal” energy sources' https://t.co/pUuHmURtlq

LISTEN TO THIS NOW --> NPR journalist in Gaza describes his harrowing experience seeking food from a distribution site run by private American contractors. He found himself facing Israeli military fire, crowds fighting for rations, and masked thieves.

Let's put it this way, China has exported a mountain of potential IPs to the US by allowing these high achieving engineers to study and work in the US. It makes no sense to put up any barriers to this highly beneficial process (to the US).