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US-trained bomb-sniffing dogs sent to Jordan are living in horrible conditions and dying from improper care

More than 10 have died in recent years from potentially preventable health issues. Others were found to be living in "disturbing" conditions.

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The definitive story of how a controversial Florida businessman blew up MoviePass and burned hundreds of millions

MoviePass revolutionized the movie-theater business, which now embraces movie-ticket subscriptions. In the process, the company imploded.

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The most ridiculous law in every state

Here are 50 state laws that sound fake but are actually still on the books.

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A man was charged with fraudulently earning more than 42 million frequent-flyer miles worth $1.75 million

Prosecutors say the Delta SkyBonus miles that the man fraudulently earned and redeemed were worth $1.75 million.

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Harvard, Stanford, Kellogg, and Wharton business schools all prize the personal essay — here's how alums say to ace it

We talked to alums at Harvard, Stanford, Kellogg, and Wharton business schools to find what makes the best personal essays shine.

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Democratic candidate Beto O'Rourke says 'hell yes' he will forcefully take back assault weapons from Americans — here are 5 countries that have taken radical steps to eliminate firearm deaths

While no country is a pure analog for America, its peers have taken massive, successive steps to driving down killings, like destroying guns in bulk.

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My husband paid me $15 an hour to be a stay-at-home mom. Here's what I learned.

Melissa Petro and her husband had an equal partnership. Then she had a baby, and they came up with an unusual financial agreement.

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Nearly half of millennials said the biggest mistake they made with student loans is thinking their starting salaries would cover their monthly payments, a new study shows

The average millennial earns $35,455. The average student-loan debt per 2018 graduate is $29,800. College tuition has increased faster than income.

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Democratic candidate Andrew Yang just promised to give 10 American families $12,000 over a year of 'universal basic income.' Here's how the radical policy plan would actually work.

Yang's plan to address the US wealth divide is universal basic income.

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