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  • Campaign staffers are making big bucks by betting on their own candidates on prediction markets, a new report by NPR revealed. This comes as lawmakers are trying to ensure insider trading rules will keep others from profiting off of their knowledge.
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    A murder conviction in Georgia is in jeopardy because a prosecutor filed court briefs that contained egregious errors created by AI. 

  • Alcohol consumption dropped in 49 states last year. Only Nevada saw growth, perhaps because what happened in Vegas stayed there. 
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  • The Supreme Court extended its order temporarily allowing for the abortion drug mifepristone to be accessed through telehealth visits and by mail until Thursday evening.
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    Supreme Court extends temporary order letting mifepristone be accessed remotely

    The Supreme Court has extended its order temporarily allowing for the abortion drug mifepristone to be accessed remotely.

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