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- Several musicians said they were misled about the ‘Great American State Fair’ and dropped out. So Trump is stepping in as the main act [152d]
- Oil bosses warn prices will soar in a matter of weeks as inventories near unprecedented lows — ‘I mean really, really low levels’ [152d]
- SoftBank plans up to €75 billion investment in French AI centers [152d]
- After a judge ordered Trump’s name be removed from the Kennedy Center, president says it will ‘soon be closed, probably never to open again’ [152d]
- U.S. military fires missile into engine room of blockade runner after it ignored more than 20 warnings while trying to enter an Iranian port [152d]
- After Blue Origin rocket explosion, NASA’s entire moon exploration program depends on SpaceX for now as Musk eyes blockbuster IPO soon [152d]
- Snowflake CEO says monster quarter shows why software firms need new pricing models to thrive in AI age [152d]
- Damn the torpedoes — More ships are quietly slipping through the Strait of Hormuz as helicopters scare off Iran’s fast-attack boats [152d]
- Warren Buffett’s son Peter didn’t know his dad was a billionaire until his 20s—he found out from a rich list [152d]
- ‘Don’t be yourself’ in the workplace, actually, Columbia professor says. Here’s why authenticity is ‘overrated’ [152d]
- Ex-Applebee’s exec was told she’d never be CEO—she bought the chain and fired her naysayer: ‘We don’t need two of us, so I’m gonna have to let you go’ [152d]
- Ex–Google CEO Eric Schmidt warns U.S. tech workers: Competing with China’s grueling 12-hour workdays means sacrificing work-life balance [152d]
- AI is splitting the music world. This 49-year-old guitarist used it to keep playing after Parkinson’s [152d]
- Americans hurt in Kuwait as Trump sends mixed signals on war [152d]
- U.S. says deals with Iran for safe Hormuz transit are prohibited [152d]
- Trump’s ICE surge cost 668,000 jobs, Brookings report says [152d]
- Russian spies are more aggressively trying to steal Western technology as sanctions add to mounting problems for Putin’s wartime economy [152d]
- As part of her Citi turnaround, Jane Fraser cut management layers from 13 to 8. But the ‘great flattening’ doesn’t always work as intended [152d]
- I worked with Steve Jobs at Apple, where every OS update killed startups. AI founders are about to face the same thing [152d]
- The U.S. power grid isn’t one big machine — it’s three. That’s a problem for blackout season [152d]
- Taylor Swift just exposed a blind spot in AI law — and it’s bigger than copyright [152d]
- High gas prices are just the start — inflation is seeping into the rest of the economy [152d]
- AI is already helping people plan mass shootings. The law is barely paying attention [152d]
- Two popes, two industrial revolutions — and one warning for Big AI [152d]
- Nvidia CFO Colette Kress: ‘AI is no longer a nice-to-have’ [152d]
- The AI economy could crash on mounting chip costs — and those token costs won’t help [152d]
- Delta has trained its passengers to pay premium prices. Here’s how it plans to get even more from them [152d]
- TIAA CEO Thasunda Brown Duckett is trying to fix America’s broken retirement system [152d]
- Gen Z is rejecting $200 dates and choosing ‘solo-maxxing’—and dating apps are taking a hit [152d]
- Arianna Huffington warns Gen Z that no one with an ‘interesting job’ can simply shut their laptop at 5 p.m.—and if you can, you should change jobs [152d]
- I helped design the system that brought down ISIS financing. I’ve got an AI governance idea the Pope and Anthropic would both like [152d]
- When loyalty is rewarded: Top earners who stay in their jobs get much larger pay increases than those who switch [152d]
- Surging Treasury yields expose a brutal truth: America has no margin for error on its $39 trillion debt [152d]
- Utah's governor just tightened the rules for Kevin O'Leary's giant AI data center [152d]
- If I'm being honest, I didn't really enjoy family vacations until my kids turned 10 [152d]
- DoorDash is hiring a 'fight promoter meets growth hacker' to target the 'terminally online' on X for $200,000 a year [152d]
- I'm happy that my younger sister is married, owns a home, and has a second child on the way — but I'm also jealous. I'm learning to be OK with that. [152d]
- 15 US states where homeowners are more likely to be at risk from hurricane damage [152d]
- I'm a dietitian who stocks up on these 8 Aldi items to make my 11-year-old healthy, budget-friendly meals in minutes [152d]
- The $950 cancer blood test is here: 5 things to consider before ordering yours [152d]
- We sold our house and moved in with family. It helped us pay down $63,000 in credit card debt. [152d]
- I've opened more than 25 restaurants. If I could start over, I'd make 1 major change to the menu. [152d]
- A woman's colon cancer symptom was dismissed as pregnancy-related. Years later, at 32, the military spouse was diagnosed with stage 3. [152d]
- As my kids get older, we spend less time together. I'm learning to make the time we have count. [152d]
- My husband and I have lived in a van and traveled around the world for 7 years. We work on the road and have no plans to retire. [152d]
- Pacsun's CEO breaks down the company's winning strategy to target Gen Z [152d]
- 'Europe is kind of waking up': I went to Mistral's summit in Paris and heard a clear message about AI [152d]
- We did the math on Ken Griffin's pied-à-terre tax bill [152d]
- One way companies are making AI backlash worse [152d]
- Perplexity is giving out tech's latest status symbol: a Mac Mini [152d]
- A couple got burned out pursuing FIRE. They found another path that let them cut back at work and still enjoy life. [152d]
- I became a trailing spouse when I moved to Europe for my husband. I don't regret putting my family before my career. [152d]
- Midnight Hammer F-16 pilots flew their non-stealth jets deep into Iran protecting bombers. Then they flew out critically low on fuel. [152d]
- I spent the day at 'Substack Coachella,' which was full of panels, partying, and old-school magazine vibes [152d]
- I'm the founder of a soju brand and the chair of the LACMA Art + Film Gala. I work between Seoul and LA and rarely sleep before 3 a.m. [152d]
- This run-down town is the launchpad for the superweapon Putin used to attack Ukraine [152d]
- The class of 2026 might have to pivot in their job hunt [152d]
- An AI CEO explains how much he spent on Codex last month — and why he's still 'very nice' when prompting the tech [152d]
- 'It became my latest fixation': The wrinkle young workers can't stop thinking about [152d]
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