Pregnant In A Pandemic: 'COVID Couldn't Rob Us Of Everything'

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AI chatbots upended their lives. Then they turned to each other

Some people who say AI chatbots upended their lives and the lives of their loved ones, are now turning to each other for support. Around the world, people are talking to AI chatbots, and these chats can sometimes lead to unhealthy emotional attachments or even breaks with reality ...  Show more

President Trump’s Kennedy Center plans are unclear, so far

President Trump wants to close the Kennedy Center for two years. He says a massive renovation is coming.But so far, there are few details about what that renovation will look like, physically, and what it will mean to the nation’s performing arts center and its patrons.David Grah ...  Show more

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