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Because it undermines a Democratic narrative that pretends no meaningful racial progress has occurred over the past 60 years.

The speed at which the 24-hour news cycle mills through the profound and the miscellaneous with little meaningful discernment has pushed young people to look for the truth elsewhere.

Many users, especially those in Gen Z, have grown tired of dating apps and question their ability to foster meaningful connections, opting instead for in-person interactions.

The company expects DoorDash to be a meaningful contributor to U.S. comps in the current quarter and as it moves into next year.

His fascination with physics and mathematics in his youth, combined with meaningful interactions with psychiatric patients during medical training, helped shape his approach to research and care.