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- Is Anybody Ever Going To Say, "I'm Sorry"? [96d]
- Leftist Activists Establish 'Autonomous Zone' In Madison [96d]
- The GOP Has Its Own Platner-Esque Nightmare Erupting In Ohio [96d]
- Japan, Bretton Woods 2.0, & The End Of The Carry Era [96d]
- Bill Gates Held A Top Secret 'Q' Clearance For Seven Years - And The DOE Won't Say Why [96d]
- 9/11 Families Don't Want Mamdani Participating In Memorial Ceremony [96d]
- Crack Pipes, Get Yer' Crack Pipes! Free Crack Pipes!: California Taxpayers Fund Drug Paraphernalia [96d]
- Obama-Appointed Judge Defies SCOTUS, Now Faces Impeachment [96d]
- Female Bomber Kills At Least 3, Injures 21, At Upscale Moscow Restaurant [96d]
- From Influence Peddler To Starving Artist: Hunter Biden Claims Family Is Broke In Defaulting On $17 Million Bill [96d]
- 'Defend Israel Or The Homeland': Top US General Issues Stark Warning To Pentagon Brass [96d]
- Entitled Migrants Complain About Hospitality And Prices After Invading Spanish Territory [96d]
- "Nothing Is 100%": CZ Warns Bitcoin Holders After $89 Million Coldcard Wallet Exploit [96d]
- Trump Says "Perimeters Of A Deal Reached" With Iran To Reopen Hormuz After Call With Saudi Crown Prince [96d]
- Spain's Immigration Crisis: Ceuta & The Collapse Of Sánchez's Pro-Migration Experiment [97d]
- Water-System Hacks Hit 7 States This Week, FBI Warns, As Trump Shoots Down Iran Theory [97d]
- UK High Court Moves To Ban Display Of English And British Flags [97d]
- A Brain That Can Swap Bodies: Google DeepMind Aims To Be The 'Android' Of Robotics [97d]
- No, The Spanish Invaders Have Not All Just 'Gone Home' [97d]
- McGlinchey: Trump's Damage To US Diplomacy Could Last A Generation [97d]
- Gunman Targets Tesla Supercharger And In-N-Out In Twin Falls, Killing Two [97d]
- New Jersey Offers Taxpayer-Funded Legal Services To Noncitizens Improperly Registered To Vote [97d]
- CCP Bans Sale Of Retired Military Equipment, Citing Security Risks [97d]
- Collision Next Week: Spent SpaceX Rocket Set To Slam Into Moon [97d]
- Disease Caused By Cyclospora Parasite Now In 45 States: CDC [97d]
- Kamala Harris Moves To $8.5M Mansion In 94% White Neighborhood [97d]
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- After canceling Iran strikes, Trump says negotiations will resume Monday afternoon while Tehran continues Hormuz talks with Oman [96d]
- Markets signal investors are back in buying mode again after Kospi’s record surge while Trump gives peace a chance with latest Iran reversal [96d]
- UK’s Burnham pledges ‘relentless’ focus on illegal migration [96d]
- Here’s how Trump has zig zagged with on-again, off-again strikes throughout the Iran war [96d]
- CXMT’s blockbuster IPO will test whether China’s memory makers are ready for the spotlight: ‘It does not yet mean China is broadly catching up’ [96d]
- AstraZeneca said to have explored Bristol Myers merger [96d]
- AI is creating a two-speed jobs market in the UK, Indeed says [96d]
- As AI creates more entrepreneurs and a skills mismatch, Gen Z faces the choice of being a specialist or a ‘general-purpose nerd’ [96d]
- Sen. Bernie Moreno says Rep. Max Miller shouldn’t serve in the House, calling former son-in-law a ‘danger to my daughter’ and granddaughter [96d]
- As Trump balks again at escalating war, Iran smells ‘blood in the water’ and looks to exploit its newfound strategic advantage, experts say [96d]
- Tom Holland and Zendaya share another box-office hit as ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ makes history on the heels of ‘The Odyssey’ [96d]
- Wall Street’s favorite bet comes undone as chips whipsaw market [96d]
- Jefferies analyst calls out ‘simple-minded’ criticism of SpaceX’s governance [96d]
- Crushed by Kospi rout, angry Koreans rip Lee and vow not to buy [96d]
- Trump’s approval rating on the economy sinks to just 32%, and even Republicans feel like they need ‘to get a loan before I go grocery shopping’ [96d]
- Moscow views SpaceX’s Starlink as a grave threat, and Ukraine is seeking Trump’s help to get permission to use it for hitting targets inside Russia [96d]
- Infantino’s $20 billion FIFA plan collapses and now he faces a European mutiny over the future of the World Cup [97d]
- For the third time in history, women outnumber men in the workforce as the stay-at-home boyfriend becomes an economic trend [97d]
- The average worker would need to save for 52 years to claw their way out of the middle class and be classified as wealthy, research reveals [97d]
- Two-thirds of parents say their adult Gen Z kids still rely on them financially for support—even though it’s putting them under strain [97d]
- Trump just invoked a 1930 tariff law no president has ever used — against Canada [97d]
- ‘It’s really not for the faint of heart’: This 29-year-old CEO became a business owner, doubled revenue in 3 years, and learned what car not to drive [97d]
- He was homeless at 16. Now, he sits on the board of David Beckham’s wellness company and his business is about to hit $1 billion in revenue [97d]
- SpaceX’s record IPO is helping spur a new wave of startups aiming for orbit and opening a vast new market beyond Earth [97d]
- Most billionaires are stuck in ‘slow philanthropy.’ MacKenzie Scott gave away $26 billion and won’t stop until ‘the safe is empty’ [97d]
- Bars, bowling alleys and movie theaters cost too much to run and visit. Americans have run out of places to hang out and we’re paying with our health [97d]
- Crumbl CEO says he shuts shop on Sundays and prioritizes game nights with his 7 kids in pursuit of balance: Life can’t be ‘just go, go, go’ [97d]
- Mamdani’s city-owned supermarkets will fight the one force no city has ever beaten: the market [97d]
- SpaceAI could be Southeast Asia’s edge against El Niño—if governments actually use it [97d]
- Trump backs off from new strikes on Iran, claiming Mideast allies have outlines of an emerging deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz [97d]
- I bought a one-way ticket to Shanghai, thinking I'd stay for a year. 12 years later, it feels like home. [96d]
- I moved abroad to reinvent my life. I forgot to change my dating habits. [96d]
- What smart people are saying about Trump Media charging for early access to the president's Truth Social posts [96d]
- My toddler’s jet lag had us roaming Tokyo before dawn. We saw a side of the city most tourists miss. [96d]
- My rent-stabilized NYC apartment doesn't even have a bathroom sink, but I can never leave the 380-square-foot gem [96d]
- We paid $1,586 to book a private room and bring our car on the Amtrak Auto Train. For us, the pros outweighed the cons. [96d]
- My mom has caregivers around the clock. My phone still never stops ringing. [97d]
- After starting the tokenmaxxing panic, Uber's CTO is back with a very different AI story [97d]
- I built my tiny home from scratch for under $50,000. Doing it all myself was hard, but the money I'm saving is worth it. [97d]
- I ate at Gordon Ramsay, Lisa Vanderpump, and Giada De Laurentiis' Las Vegas restaurants. One got every dish right. [97d]
- I'm in my 50s, can't find a job, and am already draining my 401k. I've never felt closer to failure. [97d]
- I'm a 76-year-old baby boomer who has kept up with technology. It's helped me grow in my career and stay relevant. [97d]
- We went back to Ukraine and were stunned at how much its weapons have evolved in just one year [97d]
- Sam Altman says Paul Graham and Peter Thiel taught him a key lesson about investing [97d]
- I thought working for myself would make motherhood easier. I couldn't have been more wrong. [97d]
- Blackstone's Jon Gray goes jogging and goes viral. I took a run with him. [97d]
- The $25,000 Slate truck is proudly bare-bones. I think these add-ons are worth the extra money. [97d]
- Read the cold LinkedIn outreach that led Fishwife's CEO to hire a candidate [97d]
- DoorDash is paying people to load its delivery robots. It points to a shortcoming of automation [97d]
- He turned a side hustle into a video game resale business that's brought in $4 million this year [97d]
- I sold my house in Miami and moved to rural North Florida. My cost of living and stress are down, and productivity is up. [97d]
- At an ex-OpenAI researcher's influential lab, $500,000 salaries aren't enough to fix a talent 'bottleneck' [97d]
- Reviews are ruining your life [97d]
- Third places are out, as prices rise. Hosting dinners, craft nights, and book clubs are in. [97d]
- Top economist Steve Hanke told us why he doubts AI will be the job destroyer many expect [97d]
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