Living on $270 monthly: How a millennial trans woman crowdfunds to pay her bills
Surviving off of $270 a month, a trans woman fundraises for her medical and basic necessities in a state that has banned gender affirming care.
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A Tesla worker built a website protesting Elon Musk. He was fired a few days later.
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Ken Griffin says foreign students should get a visa when they graduate from an American university
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