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It comes as Elon Musk, via his quasi-governmental Department of Government Efficiency, is promising massive cuts in federal spending, which would necessarily be at the expense of those who rely on social programs.

From Salon

"I have been lucky now to be at the last couple of World Cups and the timing of the players being in form, physically and mentally, at the right time, picking the right squad."

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And there really seem to be, at least for the near future, no real guardrails against that.

From Slate

“Every week, we’ve got to be at our best when our best is needed, and that’s what we did today,” Fulton said.

A third-grader’s reading skills might be at 11th-grade level while her social skills are more like a kindergartner’s.

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