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No wonder Elon Musk hates ‘The Odyssey’

Elon Musk was very angry about the movie 'The Odyssey.' He and his fans argued online for months about who was cast in the film. They did not like Lupita Nyong’o playing Helen of Troy or Elliot Page as Sinon. Now that the movie is finished, some people say it is not so 'woke' (very modern/progressive).

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Meet Chicago's other president

There is a Catholic group in Chicago that has problems. People are saying the leaders of this group abused others sexually. These leaders were officially kicked out by the Pope. Also, fewer people in Illinois are signing up for SNAP food help. The news also talks about another president with ties to Chicago.

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Crystal Mountain Summit Fest offers Perseid meteor shower views and more

The annual Summit Fest at Crystal Mountain is happening soon. People can go to this event to enjoy music. A big highlight is watching the Perseid meteor shower. The festival has many fun things planned for guests.

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New clues about whether genes or environment influence our health more

Scientists found new information about health. This research helps answer one big question: What makes us healthy? Is it mostly our genes, or is it the world around us? The findings show that both things matter a lot. Health is not just up to your own choices.

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AI is running on borrowed money

Money from the company Oracle helps Larry Ellison and his son, David. This money lets them become big bosses in the media world. David took charge of a company called Paramount. Now, he wants to buy Warner Bros. for a huge amount: $111 billion.

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21 celebrities who moved to Texas on why it's the best place for them

Texas is popular for moving to. It has a friendly place for businesses and it does not cost much money to live there. Famous people are moving there too. For example, Bella Hadid and Glen Powell moved to Texas. The state also has great things like the Dallas Cowboys football team.

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Mailbag: Why World Cup is a flawed model for College Football Playoff

People are asking if the World Cup is a good way to run college football playoffs. Some argue it is not perfect for the CFP. This discussion also mentions hurdles in the Senate. Plus, there are issues with how the Big Ten conference schedules games.

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Laufey Signs With UTA in All Areas

Laufey is a singer-songwriter who won a Grammy award. She signed with a company called United Talent Agency (UTA). UTA will help Laufey with her career, including live tours and media appearances.

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Shimi sauce adds a savory depth to this shrimp and jasmine rice dish

A special sauce called Shimi is used in a meal. This meal has shrimp and jasmine rice. The sauce makes the food taste deep and savory (meaning it tastes rich). You can put this sauce on any kind of food, like vegetables or meat.

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Old Seattle lives on in Georgetown’s buildings, bars, shops

Georgetown is a neighborhood in Seattle. It still looks like 'old Seattle.' The area has many older buildings. There are also local shops and art places there. These things keep the neighborhood lively.

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Why you should be a tourist — not a local — when you travel

The travel industry has a rule called 'live like a local.' This means tourists should act like people who live in a place. But some people think this rule is not good.

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Putin warns of inflation risks in Russia

President Putin told Russian leaders that high prices (inflation) are a danger. The country's main bank also changed its price prediction. They now think inflation will be between 6% and 7% in 2026. This is higher than before.

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D-Wave Quantum stock jumps on AT&T partnership expansion

D-Wave Quantum's stock went up a lot on Monday. This happened because AT&T signed a deal to use D-Wave’s special computer power more. AT&T will use this technology for complex tasks in its network. This helps make their systems run better.

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Vikings training camp starts this week; here’s the early 53-man roster projection

The Minnesota Vikings start their training camp this week. This means players will practice together to get ready for the season. The team has a list of 53 players they plan to use. Some players are not sure if they will make the final team. They could surprise everyone before the first game on September 13th.

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In this battle over an Edina bike lane, the cars won

People in Edina voted about a new bike lane. They chose to keep most of the street parking on Wooddale Avenue. This vote showed tension between wanting more biking space and keeping car spots. Basically, the cars won this local fight.

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Why is Outlook Therapeutics stock surging today?

Outlook Therapeutics' stock price went up 8.9%. This happened because the FDA approved a new medicine called LYTENAVA. LYTENAVA is used to treat a medical condition called neovascular age-related macular degeneration.

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'Act of God' an excuse for government's poor flood preparation

This summer, bad storms and very hot weather hurt city buildings. Floods happened in big cities like Chicago. People are now saying the government did not prepare well for these floods. Some people call these floods an "act of God."

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Breakthrough pancreatic cancer drug illustrates importance of research

Scientists shared good news about a new medicine for pancreatic cancer. They showed results from large studies (Phase 3). This research happened at a big medical meeting. The drug gives hope to many families. It proves that treatment can improve.

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Goldman cuts Cedar Fair EBITDA estimate on weak attendance

Goldman, a big investment bank, changed its prediction for Cedar Fair. They made their guess about Cedar Fair's earnings lower. This change happened because not many people visited the parks recently. Weak attendance means fewer visitors are coming to the amusement parks.

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Hochtief pares decline after raising 2026 profit guidance

The company Hochtief saw its stock price go down on Monday. This happened even though the company made good news. Hochtief raised its prediction for profits in 2026. They expect to make between €1.025 billion and €1.10 billion. The Turner division's profit also went up a lot.

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Why is BP stock sliding today?

BP's stock went down today. It fell by 3.3% to trade at 530.3p. This is because Brent crude oil prices went down a lot. Oil prices dropped from over $100 per barrel toward $92. This makes investors feel less positive about BP.

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Minneapolis Just Showed the Entire Country How to Take the Constitution Back

People in Minneapolis saw an ICE vehicle near their homes. They started making noise, like blowing whistles and shouting loudly. Many neighbors came out onto porches and sidewalks. This happened because they felt the government was taking too much power. It shows people fighting for their rights.

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When Middle Age Actually Starts

Middle age is a stage of life. It comes after young adulthood and before older age. The average life expectancy in the US is 79 years old. If you cut this in half, 39.5 is the middle point.

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How to Open Yourself Up to a New Passion

Matt Seaton found a new hobby. He loves building walls. He started by fixing a stone wall at his wife's family home in Vermont.

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