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Minnesota high school athletes are turning to Iowa community colleges to continue careers

Athletes from high schools in Minnesota are moving to Iowa. They want to keep playing sports there. Instead of staying home, they go to community colleges. These colleges offer them chances to play and improve their skills.

Jul 27, 09:45upd. 5d

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I Caught My Sister’s Fiancé in a Compromising Position Two Months Before Their Wedding. I’m Considering Keeping That to Myself.

Jul 27, 10:00upd. 5d

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Big Tech's next round of layoffs could start with volunteers

Large technology companies are planning their next staff reductions. Instead of firing people right away, they may ask volunteers to leave first. Google employees are pushing for this to happen always when cuts come. Microsoft also began offering big retirement deals to its workers.

Jul 27, 09:55upd. 5d

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The habit that helped PwC's US CEO climb from intern to the C-Suite

Paul Griggs is the CEO of PwC in the United States. He started his job there as an intern about 30 years ago. His success came from being curious and working hard. He says you must say 'yes' to things and work extra hours. This helps people move up in their careers.

Jul 27, 09:54upd. 5d

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My Mom Refuses to Let Go of a Contentious Moment From My Childhood. It’s Making Us All Miserable.

A woman's mother in her 80s is still upset about a moment from her childhood. This is causing problems in the family. The woman's parents have been married for over 50 years and have always worked things out.

Jul 27, 10:00upd. 5d

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Why is SES stock surging today?

SES stock went up 6.7% today. This is because SES and Eutelsat will get $6.1 billion from the US government. They will get this money for clearing a special type of radio wave called upper C-band spectrum.

Jul 27, 08:30upd. 5d

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Philippine president to deliver key speech in the shadow of corruption scandal and political tension

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. will give a big speech. This speech is important because of a big corruption scandal and political problems. The president exposed the scandal last year, but it involves his friends. There is also a trial for his vice president and problems with the economy.

Jul 27, 08:11upd. 5d

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Seattle Reign take down San Diego Wave 2-0 in Claudia Dickey’s return

Seattle Reign played a soccer game against San Diego Wave. They won 2-0. This was a big game for Claudia Dickey, who came back from an injury. She played goalkeeper for Seattle Reign.

Jul 26, 23:35upd. 5d

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Welcome to ‘Jimothy Summer’: Hundreds fête Seattle’s folk hero raccoon

Jul 26, 23:37upd. 5d

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The San Andreas fault has gone ominously silent. Scientists fear when it finally snaps

The San Andreas fault is a big earthquake fault in California. It has been quiet for a while, which worries scientists. They think a big earthquake could happen soon.

Jul 26, 23:26upd. 5d

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Can this new enzyme turn back the clock in the human body?

Scientists made a new enzyme. It removes AGEs from human tissue. This might help people look younger.

Jul 26, 23:22upd. 5d

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UW fall camp preview: 4 second-year players ready to contribute

UW football coach Jedd Fisch is looking at 4 second-year players to help the team in 2026. These players are from the 2025 recruiting class. They have a chance to play important roles this season.

Jul 26, 16:56upd. 5d

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World Cup chaos avoided by Trump moves he didn’t make, ‘equally as important’ as actions taken: travel exec

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The $10M race to save a Calif. lake town's last undeveloped shoreline

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Strong economies, strongman leaders: how China (and America’s) AI boom could create a new class of kowtowing elites

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What to know about Taylor Farms, the Taco Bell lettuce supplier linked to the cyclosporiasis outbreak

Jul 18, 16:09upd. 13d

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I Was Raised in a Conservative Religious Sect Many Would Call a Cult. Now I Can’t Have the One Thing That Turns Me On Most.

The writer grew up in a very strict religious community. Many people call this group a 'cult.' They married early and had three kids, along with three lost pregnancies. After having their third baby, something changed for them. Now, they cannot have the thing that makes them feel most excited.

Jul 18, 16:00upd. 13d

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Netflix’s underwhelming forecast; U.S., Iran strikes - what’s moving markets

Netflix's stock price went down because the company gave a bad forecast. The US and Iran had a conflict with missiles. This made the stock market change.

Jul 17, 07:49upd. 15d

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Buckingham Palace's Royal Picture Gallery Revives the Salon-Style Hang, Doubling the Number of Masterpieces on View

Buckingham Palace's Royal Picture Gallery has changed. Now, it shows many more paintings. The gallery used to show 63 paintings, but now it shows 120. This is because the paintings are hung in a new way, called salon-style.

Jul 16, 18:13upd. 15d

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It’s now cheaper to buy a new home than a used one, thanks to builder incentives and baby boomers who don’t want to sell on the low

Jul 15, 16:55upd. 16d

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Warren Buffett says he might be one of the 10 luckiest people on Earth

Jul 15, 15:11upd. 16d

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Teen babysitters provide a lot more than inexpensive childcare for my kids

Jul 15, 15:17upd. 16d

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The great Netflix-YouTube convergence is here

Jul 15, 15:01upd. 16d

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These Democrats Want To Reclaim God From the MAGA Movement

Jul 15, 15:00upd. 16d

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Death Threats, Doxxing and AI: How Animator Jorge Gutiérrez Killed His Own Show in 36 Hours (EXCLUSIVE)

Jul 15, 15:20upd. 16d

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Bending Spoons only hired 0.04% from its 800,000 job applications last year—its CEO says its cutthroat hiring process is unlike ‘useless’ interviews

Jul 15, 15:10upd. 16d

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Jamie Dimon understands why people are anti-rich: ‘We have, in fact, left the lower-income folks behind’ and ‘that’s kind of annoying’

Jamie Dimon is the CEO of JPMorgan Chase. He has a lot of money. He says the rich have left the poor behind in the US.

Jul 15, 10:51upd. 17d

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‘Re-dollarization,’ not ‘de-dollarization’: Standard Chartered thinks fears over the U.S. dollar are overstated

Standard Chartered economists do not think the world is moving away from the US dollar. They say this despite the US dollar's share of global foreign exchange reserves falling from 71% in 1999 to 57% in 2024. This is the lowest level in a quarter century.

Jul 15, 10:56upd. 17d

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