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Alaska Permanent Fund exposure to FTX crypto meltdown was minor, but not so much for Tom Brady, Shaquille O’Neal, and other stars

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Canadian teacher will be allowed to continue wear oversized prosthetic breasts with big nipples to school

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NEA teachers union says on Twitter: ‘Educators love their students and know better than anyone what they need…’

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Alaska, other states win $391 million settlement from Google over location tracking, privacy practices

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Alaska Permanent Fund had invested millions in now-broke FTX crypto exchange

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Sen. Markey of Massachusetts threatens Elon Musk: ‘Fix your companies. Or Congress will.’

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Boston researchers: Masking children in schools can reduce effects of ‘structural racism’

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Anchorage school district bails out Teamster pension plan

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Mayor Bronson adds new section to hiring criteria for city, to allow applicants to use volunteer and other experience

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Marijuana task force named to review state taxes, fees

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Voter sentiment: Most give U.S. economy dismal grade, but Democrats grade it higher than others

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Elon Musk moves Twitter’s blue-check verification relaunch until after Election Day

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