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“Don’t Miss” is a collection of frequently updated audio articles from The Washington Post, especially for Post subscribers. The mix of stories is hand-curated each day and delivered with computer-generated audio to provide a timely mix of important and interesting stories to keep you informed while you’re on the go.

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‘Potato cartel’ mashed competition to raise french fry prices, lawsuits say

Several antitrust lawsuits accused top producers of conspiring to raise prices of frozen potato products, like french fries.

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AI’s hunger for electric power is threatening U.S. climate goals

The enormous electricity needs of artificial intelligence are driving plans for scores of new fossil fuel plants with decades of expected service life.

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As it enters polar night, this Alaska town won’t see sunrise for 64 days

Utqiagvik, Alaska — formerly known as Barrow — won’t see the sun rise until 2025.

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Pope calls for investigation on whether genocide is taking place in Gaza

While Pope Francis has criticized the war before, this is the first time he has publicly suggested an investigation, according to excerpts from a new book.

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Carrots recalled after E. coli outbreak linked to one death, CDC says

The outbreak, detected across 18 U.S. states, is linked to carrots and baby carrots sold by brands such as Wegmans, 365, Trader Joe’s and Nature’s Promise.

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10 programs that could be on the ‘government efficiency’ chopping block

Vivek Ramaswamy, Elon Musk’s partner at Donald Trump’s planned spending panel, suggested defunding programs that Congress no longer authorizes. Here are some of those.

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‘This is a good fit’: Inside enrollment gains at historically Black colleges

Some HBCUs are seeing record enrollment growth while the rest of higher education contends with low head counts.

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Trump allies eye overhauling Medicaid, food stamps in tax legislation

As Republican leaders look for ways to offset the costs of a new set of tax cuts, social safety net programs are under discussion.

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Introducing "Don't Miss Articles"

Here’s how this is going to work: Each week, we’ll deliver five to 10 stories that capture some of the most compelling — and often unexpected — news of the moment. These stories are hand-curated by Washington Post editors and brought to you by computer-generated voices. If you want to spend more time with The Post, but can’t carve out enough time to read, this feed is the perfect way to take The Post with you.

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AI perhaps, but so much better than NYT!

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Most importantly, especially for those of us who are visually impaired, the Washington Post is good enough to provide all of their articles this way. You’re lucky to get to hear more than 3 or 4 from the NYT daily, and they’re so often nothing of interest to me - with the exception of Klein. So I’m grateful for this, and I like the choice of so-called male or female voices.
Not a podcast - Just Bad AI reading Articles

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I hoped this would be like the NYTimes Reporter Reads app where actual humans read the articles. Instead this is garbage AI reading articles. It sounds very nonhuman and is choppy. It is infuriating that a legit org would put out such a terrible product.

“Don’t Miss” is a collection of frequently updated audio articles from The Washington Post, especially for Post subscribers. The mix of stories is hand-curated each day and delivered with computer-generated audio to provide a timely mix of important and interesting stories to keep you informed while you’re on the go.