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• Mental health agency loses 1 in 10 to DOGE cuts, 988 hotline team impacted

  Around 100 were fired from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration.
  
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• Debt forgiveness vs. Chapter 11 bankruptcy: How to choose the best option

  Knowing the difference between these options could be key to successfully getting rid of your debt.
  
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• How animals can help fight climate change

  It's widely known that humans' use of fossil fuels has contributed to the increase of planet-warming greenhouse gases. But animals might hold a key in combating climate change. Researchers on ...
  
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• Minimum credit card payments are rising: How to tackle your card debt now

  Struggling to pay more than the minimum on your credit card debt? These solutions could help.
  
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• How Trump's NIH layoffs upended one probationary staffer's life

  Before she had even unpacked her Washington, D.C., apartment after making the move from Alabama, Katie Sandlin became one of thousands of federal probationary workers to be fired.
  
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• How Livvy Dunne became one of the most recognizable names in sports

  Livvy Dunne arrived at LSU as a valued recruit with a huge social media following. Five years later, she's the NCAA's highest-earning women's athlete.
  
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• How Hudson Table became one of the dining world's most unique experiences

  Hudson Table is a multi-purpose culinary studio whose locations give diners an experience unlike any other. The studio offers cooking classes, catering and private event hosting. Its most popular ...
  
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  We asked the people of Gaza how they saw their future – this is what we found | Nils Mallock

  Support for Hamas is declining – no obvious alternative has emerged, but our poll shows there are reasons to be hopeful. Nils Mallock is research fellow at the XCEPT research group at King’s ...
  
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  British couple in their 70s arrested by Taliban in Afghanistan

  Peter and Barbie Reynolds were returning to their home in Bamiyan on 1 February when they were detained.
  
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  Businesses Are Betting on a Tax Cut Extension

  The federal budget debate has big implications for the economy. Despite questions about the math, investors expect an extension of the 2017 tax cuts.
  
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  Wall Street Is Getting Antsy With Trump

  The contrasting reactions between the overflow and V.I.P. areas at a Trump event encapsulated the finance world’s worries about the new administration’s first month.
  
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  Tesla Is Again Showing Signs It Wants to Sell Cars in India

  Bringing showrooms filled with high-end American-made electric vehicles to India would mark a symbolic victory for President Trump’s ally.
  
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  Berkshire Posts Gain in Profits, Boosted by U.S. Treasury Holdings

  Warren Buffett’s conglomerate held $334 billion in cash at the end of 2024, helping to stabilize earnings in the face of declines at more than half of the nearly 200 businesses it operates.
  
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  Officials Are Fired at Traffic Safety Agency Investigating Musk’s Company

  The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has laid off 4 percent of its workers, a transportation official said. The agency has raised questions about crashes involving Tesla’s ...
  
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  Zelenskyy offers to step down in exchange for peace and Ukraine’s Nato membership

  President’s comment comes a day before third anniversary of Russia’s full-blown invasion of Ukraine
  
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• ‘She’s still waiting by the phone’: My grandmother gave her life savings to a man she met online. What now?

  “Up until the moment she was scammed, we considered her the wealthy one in our family.”
  
  MarketWatch - 23m

• The Fed is stuck in neutral as it watches how Trump’s policies play out

  With an abundance of unknowns, the only gear the central bank really can be in these days is neutral.
  
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• ‘I’m a reluctant snowbird’: We’re in our 60s and own a $1 million home. Can we afford a $290K vacation home near our grandchildren?

  “We have no debt and an investment portfolio of $3.3 million.”
  
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• The ‘next important test for AI bulls’ happens this week with Nvidia’s earnings

  Nvidia’s profit “could have enough substance even if less sizzle,” BofA analysts say.
  
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