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Breaking news: A federal grand jury indicted former Cuban president Raúl Castro in an attempt to hold him accountable for the 1996 killing of four people. It is unlikely that he will be extradited to the U.S. to appear in court and face charges. wapo.st/4dTo9V8

An undersea wave of warmth could contribute to one of the strongest El Niño events on record later this year, with effects expected on global climate patterns into 2027, including increasing risks for drought, flooding rain, record heat and humidity. wapo.st/4v3oOt2

For 15 years after the Great Recession, young Americans flooded into college computer science programs to grab a stable, high-paying career. AI, however, now threatens to undermine that dependable path to a secure future for the Class of 2026. wapo.st/4tKpGRY

Since OpenAI’s artificial intelligence tool debuted in 2022, anyone can rapidly churn out reams of text resembling academic papers, poems and computer programs. And people are doing exactly that. Here are five ways ChatGPT has flooded our lives: wapo.st/4uYpL5C

Higher Affordable Care Act premiums will cause millions more people to lose insurance this year, a new analysis projects. wapo.st/4diPEHt

Breaking news: Harvard faculty voted to cap the number of A grades given to undergraduates, hoping to reverse years of grade inflation. The vote is the most prominent change at elite schools, where some are concerned by the increasing number of A’s.wapo.st/4ujB3l1

Breaking news: A lawsuit filed on behalf of nine children argues that Massachusetts boundary lines trap many low-income students of color in low-performing public school districts and deny them the right to an adequate education. wapo.st/3PSILUj

Breaking news: Barney Frank, a Massachusetts Democrat who brought his sharp intellect and irrepressible wit to the U.S. House of Representatives and was one of the first openly gay congressmen in history, died on May 19. He was 86. washingtonpost.com/obituaries/202…

While on a trip to Crater of Diamonds State Park, Keshia Smith discovered a shiny stone in the dirt, but thought nothing of it. But when the stone was inspected, it turned out to be a 3.09-carat white diamond. “It was crazy,” she said. wapo.st/49aXGQi

Peter Stafford was working as the only surgeon at a hospital serving a remote area of the Congo when he began feeling sick. The Ebola outbreak in Congo has over 500 suspected cases. Stafford may have contracted the virus while performing surgery. wapo.st/42KuQCI

Fueled by mashed potatoes and moxie, Rachel Entrekin blew past her competitors at a 250-mile race in Arizona known for breaking runners’ will. She has some theories about why women have excelled at longer distances: wapo.st/3R6kryG

President Trump and his allies flexed their power in Tuesday’s primaries around the country, as Republican voters advanced their favored candidates and ousted one of Trump’s top Republican critics in Congress. Here are some takeaways: wapo.st/4dmcApf

A burly security guard, a paternal shopkeeper, and a teacher’s husband were described as pillars of the Islamic Center of San Diego. Here are the stories of the San Diego shooting victims: wapo.st/3RQlXoI

Georgia’s Republican Senate primary is headed to a runoff, delaying a resolution in the marquee race that could determine control of the Senate. Georgia voters were among those in six states who cast ballots in primary elections on Tuesday. wapo.st/4unTR2w

Lifespan, obviously, means the number of years we live, in any condition, while health span consists of those years we live without serious disability or disease. Ideally, the two would match. But they rarely do. wapo.st/4wwiVWN

Cali Overs envisioned the end of her senior year as a celebration. Instead, she’s spent months waging a campaign against the planned ICE detention center near her Arizona high school, rallying classmates and lobbying her representatives in Congress. wapo.st/4dhPgsT

President Trump announced a $1.8 billion fund widely expected to go to people who stormed the Capitol after he lost the 2020 presidential election. The fund has shocked ethics experts and stirred impeachment talk among some Democrats. wapo.st/4ukQXeS

Since last spring, the Government Accountability Office has been looking into how DOGE members accessed sensitive government databases. But the probes have been stymied by federal agencies trying to avoid handing over information. wapo.st/4eTtA7s

Not getting enough sleep? Here are some tips from sleep experts and evolving sleep research to help you get a better night’s rest: wapo.st/4uo1YMG

Trinidadian doubles — curried chickpeas wrapped in two lightly fried flatbreads called bara — is a fragrant street food shaped by Trinidad’s Indian heritage. This shortcut version uses canned chickpeas and store-bought flatbreads. wapo.st/4uaDZR0