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Losing the Battle Against Spam

Congress, regulators, and tech gurus all have tried to stamp out those annoying, unsolicited e-mails. So why is your in-box still stuffed with pitches for V1agra, Hot St0x, and Russian mail-order brides?

How much spam is there?A mind-boggling amount. Spammers last year fired off some 183 billion messages a daythat

Inside Macron's Friday call with Putin

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Global vaccine administration total surpasses 10 billion doses

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Ukraine wants U.S. to tone down invasion rhetoric

Civilian volunteer troops practice in Ukraine.

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Biden tells Zelensky there's a 'distinct possibility' Russia could invade Ukraine in February

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How Amy Schneider's signature pearls inspired Jeopardy! viewers

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Biden's approval in Georgia 'has fallen off a cliff'

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