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Billions of dollars are being laundered through international airports, the FCC votes to restore net neutrality, and American women are giving birth at record low rates

Watch All-In E176 Read our deep dives into Climate, Artificial Intelligence, Healthcare and Space Read our outline of our upcoming deep dive into chips Caught My Eye… Billions of dollars in dirty money is flying under the radar at the world’s busiest airports - the UK’s London Heathrow and Dubai International Airport. How is this happening? While the UK requires passengers to inform customs if they are leaving the country with more than ~$10,000, like most global airports, they only scan checked bags for explosives and other dangerous items. Smugglers are using checked bags to transport…

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