Israel and US recall teams from Gaza truce talks

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If you suffer from insomnia, you're not alone. About one in 10 adults suffers from chronic insomnia, an inability to fall or stay asleep three nights a week for three months or more. The condition has potentially debilitating health impacts including an increased risk of depression, anxiety, substance abuse and even car accidents. The question is: Why can’t we sleep? Jennifer Senior, a staff writer at The Atlantic who recently went on her own journey to solve her insomnia, joins The Excerpt to talk about what she learned along the way.

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Columbia University has struck another deal with the Trump administration.

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Elon Musk is taking aim at both Democrats and Republicans with his “American Party.” But ballot access, unpopularity, and a messy political middle make the path ahead rocky. White House correspondent Joey Garrison breaks it down.

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USA TODAY White House Correspondent Bart Jansen discusses the latest tensions surrounding Jeffrey Epstein's case files, as House Speaker Mike Johnson sends lawmakers home early.

President Donald Trump has announced a new trade deal with Japan that sets a 15% tariff.

How much did the military parade cost last month?

USA TODAY National Music Writer Melissa Ruggieri remembers Ozzy Osbourne.

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USA TODAY National Correspondent Trevor Hughes breaks down what the White House is saying about ICE agents heading to 'sanctuary cities.'

Harvard and the Trump administration face off in court.

The administration releases files related to the MLK assassination.

USA TODAY NFL Reporter Chris Bumbaca discusses President Trump's comments about reverting to the former name of the Washington Commanders football team. Plus, how are Indigenous groups and Commanders fans responding?

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USA TODAY White House Reporter Davis Winkie breaks down what nuclear experts said last week about the current state of nuclear threats and what to do about it.

Support for President Donald Trump's immigration policies fell in a new poll.

USA TODAY National Immigration and Border Reporter Lauren Villagran discusses Louisiana's place as a major immigration detainer.

Israeli fire killed 67 people seeking aid in Gaza.

WNBA All-Stars make a CBA statement with 'Pay Us What You Owe Us' shirts.

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The U.S. job market is undergoing a fundamental shift. As AI advances, roles that were once gateways to upward mobility are disappearing. In a recent interview quoted in the Wall Street Journal, the CEO of Ford conceded that artificial intelligence will, “leave a lot of white-collar people behind.” For college graduates just entering the job market, the outlook is particularly bleak, as advancements in AI make those jobs mostly obsolete. As AI challenges and redefines the landscape of employment, how can society reconcile the human desire for self-sufficiency with the need for meaningful work? And how can individuals traverse an increasingly tricky job market? Executive and business coach Jim Frawley joins The Excerpt to share his insights on AI-proofing your career.

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