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Judge Rules Jury Will Be Anonymous in Luigi Mangione’s State Murder Trial

The jury that will decide Luigi Mangione’s state murder case will remain anonymous, a New York judge ruled Tuesday as attorneys moved closer to finalizing preparations for the closely watched trial.
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4 Million Americans No Longer Receiving Food Assistance Through SNAP As Major Cuts Continue 

The “most drastic” changes haven’t even occurred yet, however there are already over 4 million people who are estimated to have lost the critical food aid between last July and April, a lot of which are children. 
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Second Shooter Remains at Large After Deadly ‘Bite of Seattle’ Gunfire

Seattle police continued searching Monday for a second suspect in a shooting at a crowded food festival near the Space Needle that killed three people and wounded four others, including a 2-year-old boy.
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Nolan Wells’ Independent Autopsy Leaves Cause of Death Undetermined

An independent autopsy commissioned by the family of Nolan Wells did not determine how the 18-year-old died, but the forensic pathologist who conducted the examination said foul play could not be ruled out.
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US Teenagers Advocating For Their Digital Wellbeing As Schools Across The Nation Ban Phones 

While educators and parents are looking forward to this upcoming school year without having to worry about screens, many students are advocating for their own digital wellbeing, and are trying to ensure they’re a part of the important conversations surrounding the internet’s impact on growing minds. 
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