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What to know about the investigation into Gene Hackman's death; A look at a Ukraine titanium mine with Trump and Zelenskyy set to sign minerals dealCBS News - 4h -
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Why Republicans are at odds about how to fund the government; Yankees finally permits players to sport full beardsCBS News - 6d -
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Consumer confidence has biggest drop since 2021; Reporter's Notebook: Federal worker morale amid shrinking bureaucracyCBS News - 1d -
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Breaking down the Supreme Court "reverse discrimination" case; Reporter's Notebook: Finding wonder all around usCBS News - 1d -
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IRS employee among those fired by Trump during tax season speaks out; Couple takes in Senegalese high school basketball player left homeless by private school closureCBS News - 6d -
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