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Sports Illustrated deletes articles published under fake author names and AI-generated profile photos
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Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signs clean energy package to make Michigan carbon-free by 2040
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India, US to Launch Nisar in 2024 - November 28, 2023
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Is China muddling its response to cold and flu spike?
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Condition of Alma Abraham improves as Red Cross responds to claims she was neglected
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One of Biden's Big Climate Bets Follows an Old Logic
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