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Apple’s new CEO John Ternus is a hardware expert who must help the company catch up in the AI race as it looks for its next big hit. 🔗 https://t.co/1md34oNAuX
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New schools founded by Florida’s billionaires and financial elite feature flight simulators and sailboats, while serving up organic Thai food
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New schools founded by the financial elite feature flight simulators and sailboats, while serving up organic Thai food.
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San Francisco is a place with an already striking wealth gap. And it’s in the early stages of what could become a unique K-shaped divide between the haves and have-mores of AI. 🔗
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The gold-rush city’s vibe has turned angry as the AI boom creates a new K-shaped economy.
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American consumers are paying less for gas than many of their counterparts in Europe and Asia even as prices at the pump have remained elevated
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Even as prices at the pump have remained elevated, American consumers are paying less than many of their counterparts in Europe and Asia.
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Plentiful jobs and potential six-figure incomes are drawing young people to nursing as other industries falter. đź”— https://t.co/dLL9jBKK2c
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More than 100 former NASA astronauts are launching a nonpartisan nonprofit that will advocate for constitutional limits and bringing back civic responsibility
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A new nonpartisan group of NASA veterans said it would advocate for the “rule of law” and score political candidates on civic responsibility.
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A Brazilian gang named the First Capital Command is rapidly becoming a major global criminal organization, reshaping cocaine flows to the U.S.
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From arms dealing in Boston to pirate attacks in the Amazon, the PCC poses a grave challenge to international efforts to curb organized crime.
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Republicans are increasingly worried that a battle President Trump started last summer to redraw congressional district lines has backfired and may hand more seats to Democrats
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After a victory in Virginia, some analysts say Democrats may pick up more seats in Congress following the nationwide redistricting battle.
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Controllers say they often hide mental-health issues due to worries that reporting a diagnosis or receiving treatment could cost them their livelihoods. The FAA says its protocols keep skies safe for air travel.
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Controllers say the FAA’s medical-reporting system discourages them from seeking treatment. The federal agency says its protocols keep skies safe.
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Companies are cutting back on travel, but hitting the road can help boost your career.
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Companies are cutting back on travel, but hitting the road can help boost your career.
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A significant share of marriages end in divorce, and when they do, people have to recalibrate their lifestyles, regardless of income level. đź”— https://t.co/F1ox6e8FED
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Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum is demanding an investigation into reports that two U.S. officials had helped to dismantle giant methamphetamine labs before dying in a fiery car crash in the rugged mountains of northern Mexico
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President Claudia Sheinbaum said two Americans who died in a car crash appeared to be working jointly with Mexican police, a potential violation of the law.
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After the Jets and Giants posted a combined record of 7-27 last season—New York’s football teams are finally in an enviable position: all over the first round of the NFL draft.
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After posting a combined record of 7-27 last season—the worst in the shared history of the two franchises—New York’s football teams are finally in an enviable position: all over the first round of...
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San Diego Padres closer Mason Miller has struck out 71% of the batters he has faced this season. A few years ago, he was 50 pounds lighter and pitching in Division III.
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San Diego Padres closer Mason Miller has struck out 71% of the batters he has faced this season. A few years ago, he was 50 pounds lighter and pitching in Division III.
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“It is the most peaceful place I know.” The owners of this church conversion outside Manchester spent roughly $800,000 bringing the circa-1893 structure back to life.
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An $800,000 renovation tucked a modern house behind the historic facade, bringing the circa-1893 structure back to life.
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The Michael Jackson biopic required a costly creative overhaul after a blunder by the late pop star’s estate. https://t.co/GFAI04dDur
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Here are the key takeaways after Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. faced scrutiny during seven congressional hearings in the space of one week.
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President Trump’s health secretary sparred with Democrats over budget cuts and faced questions about vaccines from both sides of the aisle.
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Less than a year ago, Boston Celtics star Jayson Tatum suffered basketball’s scariest injury. But after undergoing surgery within 16 hours of tearing his Achilles, he recovered in record time.
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Less than a year ago, Boston superstar Jayson Tatum suffered basketball’s scariest injury. But after undergoing surgery within 16 hours of tearing his Achilles, he recovered in record time to lead...
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BREAKING: Navy Secretary John Phelan is leaving his post, Pentagon says, weeks after Pete Hegseth ousted three other military officials amid the Iran war.
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Chief Pentagon spokesperson said Phelan would depart "effective immediately," without adding more details about why the Defense leader was leaving.
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Breaking: Pete Hegseth has fired John Phelan as Navy secretary after months of simmering tension
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Hung Cao, currently undersecretary for the Navy, will take over on an acting basis.
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