Senate Successors Cruise to Easy Primaries

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Senate Successors Cruise to Easy Primaries

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Republican Senate successors Jon Husted (Ohio) and Ashley Moody (Florida) are coasting to victory in their respective primaries, benefiting from early endorsements and strong fundraising. Meanwhile, AI's impact on tech jobs is causing anxiety, with a study suggesting it slows down developers. A new genetic test shows promise in predicting childhood obesity risk. Other news includes a near-miss between a Delta flight and a B-52, a shooting of a CBP agent, and a large wildfire in Oregon.

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