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From @WSJopinion: Diversity, equity and inclusion programs are supposed to be on their way out of higher education, but the American Bar Association doesn’t want to admit it https://t.co/XKUOWUXpDD
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The lawyers’ guild still has a monopoly on accreditation. Why?
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The fight between President Trump and Pope Leo XIV is reverberating in America’s Catholic neighborhoods. From “deeply disappointed” to “way out of proportion,” Catholic voters react to the fight between two of the world’s most powerful men: 🔗 https://t.co/hc8Rk1Rx2j
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The circa-1928 house was built by inventor and electrochemist Charles Burgess, who hosted visitors like Thomas Edison.
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The circa-1928 house was built by inventor and electrochemist Charles Burgess, who hosted visitors like Thomas Edison.
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A former cruise-line consultant married his corporate experience and culinary interests to launch a nonprofit food-pantry distribution network.
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A former cruise-line consultant married his corporate experience and culinary interests to launch a nonprofit food-pantry distribution network.
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From @WSJFreeEx via @WSJOpinion: Faith in the American dream is fading. A big, unheralded part of the problem is that today’s young adults aren’t getting married or buying homes the way previous generations did, write @BradWilcoxIFS and Maria Baer. https://t.co/Ke7fGEELou
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The 2026 Family Structure Index shows that the ring often facilitates the roof.
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Before Abby Johnson ran Fidelity, one of Wall Street’s greatest dynasties, she had to overcome doubts raised by her rivals. And her father, too.
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Before her winning streak at Fidelity, Abby Johnson had to beat back the doubts of her rivals, and her father, too.
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New research challenges conventional wisdom on retirement savings, finding optimal Roth/traditional splits vary by withdrawal age
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Financial pros typically recommend an even split between the two. We put that to the test.
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Gwyneth Paltrow was going to open a sit-down restaurant. Instead she says her top ghost kitchens—expanding to New York this month—rack up $20,000 a day. https://t.co/EHK4KnRzcd
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It’s a brutal time for America’s food companies. Spice giant McCormick is making a multibillion-dollar bet that seasoning food—rather than making it—is the winning recipe.
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The company’s deal with Unilever deepens its foothold in flavor as competition mounts from rivals.
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Apple’s littlest Mac has gone viral as the must-have host for AI agents. Now, you can’t buy one. @nicnguyen on three reasons why Mac Minis are in such short supply.
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The scarcity of Apple’s littlest Mac comes at a time of high interest from AI power users and a potential product refresh
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When Israel saw an opening last week, it struck, hitting 100 Lebanon sites in 90 seconds—including some areas considered safe by locals
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The strikes Israel says it aimed at midlevel Hezbollah operatives killed hundreds and hit usually calm seaside Beirut neighborhoods.
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When Israel saw an opening last week, it struck, hitting 100 Lebanon sites in 90 seconds—including some areas considered safe by locals.
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The strikes Israel says it aimed at midlevel Hezbollah operatives killed hundreds and hit usually calm seaside Beirut neighborhoods.
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During my three-day stay at a gym, I played pickleball, went for a run and attended a yoga class. But it felt less like a nonstop workout and more like stepping into a wellness community, Jessica Flint writes. 🔗 https://t.co/9OT8HA1ev6
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Gwyneth Paltrow was going to open a sit-down restaurant. Instead she says her top ghost kitchens—expanding to New York this month—rack up $20,000 a day.
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Goop Kitchen says its top locations make $20,000 a day each. This month, the delivery and pickup company is going bicoastal.
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Drones, airstrikes and targeted missiles are damaging historic sites and art once deemed off-limits during wartime. “We’re losing the memory and achievements that unite us,” said a Unesco director.
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Drones, airstrikes and targeted missiles are damaging historic sites and art once deemed off-limits during wartime. “We’re losing the memory and achievements that unite us,” said a Unesco director.
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David Lynch and Mark Frost’s surreal mystery series ran for only two seasons in its initial run. But it proved a forerunner of a television revolution.
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David Lynch and Mark Frost’s surreal mystery series ran for only two seasons in its initial run. But it proved a forerunner of a television revolution.
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The 2025 tax year is over for most filers, and it’s time to focus on 2026. Here are key tax moves for the year ahead.
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Act soon to maximize benefits or minimize hits from last year’s tax changes, especially for charitable deductions, 529 accounts and withholding.
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A big reason for the runaway success of “The Pitt”? It just feels real. Here, a frame-by-frame look reveals hidden set details of the hospital drama’s season finale. Warning: This article contains spoilers for “The Pitt,” season 2, episode 15. 🔗: https://t.co/8MmrcamiPE
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Health and wellness company Life Time is moving beyond the gym with Life Time Living, a fast-growing luxury concept that integrates high-end apartments directly into its workout spaces. Read more: 🔗 https://t.co/SjsEyvMelP
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They sit around a table slurping and spitting out coffee. And they’re one of the most indispensable—and endangered—species on Wall Street.
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The pros who sit around and sniff beans and slurp coffee help set the U.S. futures market for arabica and, in turn, the global coffee industry.
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