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Six short reads on the day’s top U.S. stories.

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Six short reads on the day’s top U.S. stories.

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Jobs, rates, gas, and store prices that hit daily life.

Scores, injuries, and the games people are talking about.

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Fast reads on votes, campaigns, and the White House.

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Fast reads on votes, campaigns, and the White House.

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