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When it comes to preventing financial fraud, many experts optimistically predicted that AI would serve as the “silver bullet” that could halt bad actors who aim to exploit financial institutions and businesses alike.

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As Louisiana argues, “race-based redistricting rests on an invidious stereotype: that all minorities, by virtue of their membership in their racial class, think alike and share the same interests and voting preferences.”

Meanwhile, gold’s recent rise above $4,000 a troy ounce is making silver a lot more attractive to investors and jewelry buyers alike.

While the ceasefire offers a rare respite, diplomats and analysts alike warn that deep mistrust between Israel and Hamas could quickly unravel the deal, underscoring that a pause in fighting does not yet mean peace.

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“All of these, not to mention the S&P 500’s linear rally nearing 40% from the 4/7 intraday low, have ignited corporate and investor animal spirits alike,” he says.

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