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AI to help hunt for missing Americans from conflicts
New artificial intelligence technology is being used in the search for missing Americans in past wars, an investigative group announced Friday on National MIA/POW Recognition Day.
Florida woman admits to scamming $750,000 from Epstein victims fund
An autism scholar from Boca Raton, Florida, faces up to 20 years in prison for fraudulently claiming $750,000 from a fund to compensate victims of Jeffrey Epstein’s sex crimes.
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Health and Human Services Department agency pushes states to ditch ‘orphan tax’
Alex J. Adams, head of the federal government's Administration for Children and Families, has spent the last year on a mission to get states to stop imposing an "orphan tax" on kids who end up in foster families.