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Older Millennials, younger Gen Xers and those living in the American West are
driving the surge of Americans who identify as "religiously unaffiliated,"
according to the latest census of religious diversity in the U.S.
Why it matters: The new data show that the number of white Christian
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The 1994 Crime Bill turns 30 with a mixed legacy
President Bill Clinton hugs then-U.S. Sen. Joseph Biden on September 13,
1994, during a signing ceremony for the crime bill outside the White House.
Clinton said the crime bill would "roll back this awful tide of violence."
Photo: Paul J. Richards/AFP via Getty Images
The most far-reaching crime bill ever passed by Congress has left a
complicated history three decades later, with President Biden being called to
acknowledge and repair for damage some feel it caused.
The big picture: The 1994 Crime Bill, signed 30 years ago on Friday, is
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The pink Messi jerseys. The bikini-clad tourists on Ocean Drive. The global
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Chatbots can chip away at belief in conspiracy theories
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AI chatbots' persuasive power can be leveraged to help combat beliefs in
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Big announcements from OpenAI and Salesforce on Thursday highlight the tech
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California fires hit air quality as 64 blazes burn in U.S. West
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Smoke from three huge Southern California wildfires that have forced tens of
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Thursday.
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Murdoch succession fight to play out in closed Nevada courtroom
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Rupert Murdoch's courtroom hearings in Reno, Nevada, on his succession battle
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recommendation for order Thursday.
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Democrats are flooding the Maryland Senate race with fresh cash, suggesting
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surveys, but roughly a third of voters don't know who she is.
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Hakeem Jeffries’ red lines on government shutdowns
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