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This one record jump in prices is popping up more in our daily lives. Blame AI.

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By Rachel Lerman Verified, Federica Cocco Verified
| MSN Verified
Rachel Lerman, Federica Cocco Prices for computer software and accessories jumped a record amount over the past year, according to data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, as artificial intelligence tools seep into more everyday products. Inflation data released Tuesday showed overall price increases eased a bit as gas prices fell in June, though that could be a short-lived reprieve.
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Researchers worry a Trump rule could end U.S. scientific dominance

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By Riley Beggin Verified, Susan Svrluga Verified, Federica Cocco Verified
| The Washington Post Verified
Researchers worry a Trump rule could end U.S. scientific dominance (washingtonpost.com) Researchers worry a Trump rule could end U.S. scientific dominance By Riley Beggin; Susan Svrluga; Federica Cocco 2026071209010300 For two decades, Carmen Guerra has tried to detect cancer early by screening for it in the communities most impacted by the disease, including older adults, lower-income people, and racial and ethnic minorities.
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Good news: America is exporting more. Bad news: The trade deficit just snapped back.

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By Federica Cocco Verified
| The Washington Post Verified
Good news: America is exporting more. Bad news: The trade deficit just snapped back. (washingtonpost.com) Good news: America is exporting more. Bad news: The trade deficit just snapped back. By Federica Cocco 2026070720210300 Good news: America is exporting more — shipments abroad are up nearly 12 percent this year and the trade deficit was narrowing in early spring. Bad news: May broke the streak.
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