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5 things to know for April 11: Louisville shooting, Covid, Fungus, Ukraine, Dalai Lama

By Alexandra Meeks, CNN As the Pentagon investigates a major leak of classified documents that recently turned up on social media sites, dozens of them remain viewable on Twitter. This type of sensitive government information can slip under the radar for weeks, analysts say, because some social networks lack policies against posting classified information. Here’s

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‘It just didn’t enter my mind to initiate sex;’ Low sex drive in men linked to chemical imbalance

By Sandee LaMotte, CNN While hanging out with his college roommates, Peter (not his real name) realized he felt differently about sex than other heterosexual men. “I’ve never been somebody who was interested in pornography, but I’d laugh along with their jokes,” said Peter, now 44, who is British. “Of course I never mentioned that

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ANÁLISIS | Las payasadas de fin de semana de Elon Musk solo podrían desmoronar aún más el valor de marca de Twitter

Juan Pablo Elverdin Nueva York (CNN) — Bajo el mandato de Elon Musk, Twitter se ha enemistado con varias de las principales organizaciones de noticias al etiquetarlas como medios financiados por el Estado, parece haber suavizado las restricciones a las cuentas del gobierno ruso y ha hecho bromas groseras en la fachada de su sede

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Las 5 cosas que debes saber este 11 de abril: Otro tiroteo masivo llena de luto a Estados Unidos

Ángela Reyes Haczek Las disculpas del dalái lama. Lo que sabemos sobre la gran filtración de documentos clasificados del Pentágono. Sigue la batalla por la pastilla para abortar en EE.UU. Rosalía llevará su “Motomami” a un concierto gratuito en la Ciudad de México. Esto es lo que debes saber para comenzar el día. Primero la verdad. 1.

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Medication abortion case could set up another explosive Supreme Court ruling — but it may not look like last year’s

By Joan Biskupic, CNN Senior Supreme Court Analyst The Supreme Court’s reversal of Roe v. Wade last June was decades in the making, culminating in a dramatic evisceration of women’s constitutional privacy rights and ability to obtain an abortion. The new controversy over medication abortion, which has burst relatively suddenly on the legal scene, has

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Iowa’s attorney general has paused funding for sexual assault victims’ Plan B and abortions

By Anna-Maja Rappard Iowa’s Attorney General has paused funding for emergency contraception and abortions for sexual assault victims, according to an email Iowa’s Coalition Against Sexual Assault received that was also shared with CNN. The email was sent from Chief Deputy Attorney General Sam Langholz. Attorney General Brenna Bird’s office did not respond to CNN’s

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