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    Fact-check: Tom Tiffany's votes on ending the Iran war●Has Tom Tiffany voted five times against ending the Iran war?✉newsWar4 min ago

    News outlets in Wisconsin are examining the claim that Representative Tom Tiffany voted five times against ending the war with Iran. The question has been raised in coverage by the Wisconsin Watch and the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, which are reviewing his voting record on measures related to the conflict.

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    The Gap Between the Rich and the Very, Very Rich Is Widening▼The Gap Between the Rich and the Very, Very Rich Is Getting Wider✉newsBusinessEconomy1 h ago

    A Wall Street Journal report says the distance between ordinary wealthy people and the ultra-rich is growing, with the very top of the wealth ladder pulling further away from the rest of the rich. The piece adds to ongoing debate over widening wealth concentration and what it means for inequality, markets and policy.

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    Ken Griffin Makes Largest Donation in U.S. Higher Education History▼Ken Griffin Is Making the Largest Donation to Higher Education in U.S. History✉newsLifeEducation1 h ago

    Billionaire hedge fund founder Ken Griffin is making the largest donation to higher education in U.S. history, according to the Wall Street Journal. The unprecedented gift highlights the growing role of mega-donors in American universities and is drawing attention to how such fortunes are reshaping elite institutions' finances and priorities.

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    Joby demonstrates autonomous flight technology in Oklahoma City▼Joby demonstrates autonomous flight technology in OKC✉newsTechnology1 h ago

    Joby Aviation demonstrated its autonomous flight technology in Oklahoma City, according to The Journal Record. The demonstration highlights the company's work on pilotless electric aircraft and its growing presence in Oklahoma City, though details about the technology shown and any planned operations in the region were not provided in the available coverage.

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    NBA nears Las Vegas expansion decision at $12B-$13B▼NBA close to choosing winning Las Vegas expansion bid at $12B-$13B: Report✉newsSportBasketball11 h ago

    The NBA is reportedly close to selecting a winning bid for a Las Vegas expansion franchise, with the team's valuation expected to fall between $12 billion and $13 billion. The report, attributed to the Las Vegas Review-Journal, suggests a decision on the winning group could come soon, though the league has not officially confirmed a timeline or chosen a bidder.

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    NBA nears Las Vegas expansion decision at $12-13 billion▼NBA close to choosing winning Las Vegas expansion bid at $12-13 billion: Report✉newsSportBasketball17 h ago

    The NBA is reportedly close to selecting a winning bid for a Las Vegas expansion team, with the franchise valued at an estimated $12-13 billion. The report, citing the Las Vegas Review-Journal, suggests a decision on the league's newest market could come soon, marking a major step in the NBA's long-discussed expansion plans.

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    The Southern Baptist TEXAN, the news journal of Texas Southern Baptists, published a piece headlined 'Come one, come all'. The phrase, a traditional call to gather, appears in a religious context, likely inviting readers to worship, revival or evangelistic outreach. Details beyond the headline are limited, and no wider reaction has been recorded so far.

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    NBA nears Las Vegas expansion pick at $12-13 billion●Report: NBA close to choosing winning Las Vegas expansion bid at $12-13 billion✉newsSportBasketball21 h ago

    The NBA is reportedly close to selecting the winning bid for a Las Vegas expansion franchise, with the price tag estimated at $12-13 billion. Per the Las Vegas Review-Journal, league officials are in the final stages of choosing among suitors for what would be the city's first major professional basketball team.

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    Bandcamp Daily has published Music Seen #2, the second instalment of its Music Seen series on its editorial site. The piece sits within Bandcamp's ongoing music journalism covering artists, releases and scenes. Little detail beyond the title is available, and no notable audience reaction has been recorded so far.