Rising hate crimes in the U.S. and how social media could fuel violence

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  First Buffalo mass shooting victim funeral takes place

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  Judge blocks Biden administration from lifting Title 42

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  FDA Commissioner grilled on when baby formula will return to shelves

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  Federal Reserve faces a tough challenge on cooling inflation

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  New exhibition at the National Gallery of Art gives viewers global journey through Black history

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  FDA Commissioner grilled on when baby formula will return to shelves

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  Secretary of state races in the spotlight as false election theories take root in U.S.

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  U.S. Soccer to split World Cup prize money between men’s and women’s teams

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  Records show Hunter Biden’s company made millions from joint venture funded by Chinese company

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The massacre at a Buffalo supermarket follows years of deadly shootings motivated by hate in America. Senior law enforcement officials say the FBI is seeing a growing number of racially motivated extremism incidents fed by social media and gaming platforms. The Buffalo shooter live-streamed his attack on Twitch before it was taken down. The video, however, is still circulating.May 16, 2022

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