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  • Breaking down Hegseth's cyber policy against Russia

    There appears to be confusion over the Defense Department's cyber policy against Russia after a directive from secretary Pete Hegseth. CBS News' Ellee Watson explains.
    CBS News - 21h
  • Republican introduces censure resolution against Al Green

    Republican introduces censure resolution against Al Green

    The House will vote this week on a resolution from Rep. Dan Newhouse (R-Wash.) to censure Rep. Al Green (D-Texas) over his outburst at President Trump’s speech to a joint session of Congress on ...
    The Hill - 38m
  • I tried to stop rage-honking my car horn – but what am I to do with all this anger?

    I tried to stop rage-honking my car horn – but what am I to do with all this anger?

    My ‘achievable’ self-development goal of trying not to be angry was difficult. It’s what you do with that feeling that matters. A couple of years ago, I decided to go for more “achievable” new year ...
    The Guardian - Feb. 21
  • Bong Joon Ho: ‘I wish I had Ken Loach’s energy, but I’m just thinking about nap time’

    Bong Joon Ho: ‘I wish I had Ken Loach’s energy, but I’m just thinking about nap time’

    How do you follow up an Oscar winner like Parasite? If you’re the South Korean auteur, you make a sci-fi satire where Robert Pattinson dies over and over again. The director discusses the ...
    The Guardian - Feb. 22
  • I see my wife once a year. Can I question her on her love life? | Ask Philippa

    I see my wife once a year. Can I question her on her love life? | Ask Philippa

    Faithlessness doesn’t only have to take the form of infidelity. It can be the slow erosion of trust and care. The question My wife and I live in different countries and see each other once a ...
    The Guardian - Feb. 23
  • ‘I stripped away this caricature that I created’: Pamela Anderson on makeup, activism and gardening

    ‘I stripped away this caricature that I created’: Pamela Anderson on makeup, activism and gardening

    The star of Baywatch and The Last Showgirl answers questions from Observer readers and famous fans including Stella McCartney, Liam Neeson, Ruby Wax and Naomi Klein. Pamela Anderson, makeup-free ...
    The Guardian - Feb. 23
  • I gave birth in a Ukrainian bomb shelter, now I run my dream business in Wales

    I gave birth in a Ukrainian bomb shelter, now I run my dream business in Wales

    Maryna Korolova was nine months pregnant when, like millions of others, she fled war-torn Ukraine.
    BBC News - Feb. 24
  • 5 Reasons I Love Elon Musk’s Request for Five Things, and 1 Reason I Hate It

    5 Reasons I Love Elon Musk’s Request for Five Things, and 1 Reason I Hate It

    The DOGE email is blunt, but hints at what can be accomplished when employees are asked to list their accomplishments.
    Inc. - Feb. 25
  • My wife and I haven’t had sex for three years – but I still have a healthy libido

    My wife and I haven’t had sex for three years – but I still have a healthy libido

    We used to have sex once a week on a Sunday, but since the menopause there has been no choice but to abstain. What can I do?. My wife and I are in our late 50s, have been married for 20 years ...
    The Guardian - Feb. 26
  • Mischa Barton: ‘I’m a huge Oasis fan. What kind of self-respecting Brit would I be if I wasn’t?’

    Mischa Barton: ‘I’m a huge Oasis fan. What kind of self-respecting Brit would I be if I wasn’t?’

    The London-born US actor on having Richard Attenborough as a mentor, why she loves starring in horror films, and hanging out with the Killers on the set of The OC . What was it like working ...
    The Guardian - 6d
  • ‘I decided I was done’: Canada pizzeria boycotts US ingredients in tariff dispute

    ‘I decided I was done’: Canada pizzeria boycotts US ingredients in tariff dispute

    Gram’s Pizza owner and chef is boycotting US products after Trump threatened to add 25% tariff on Canadian goods. Tucked away in a former garage space in Toronto’s west end, Gram’s Pizza is usually ...
    The Guardian - 5d
  • The moment I knew: I was snot-crying through a Disney film when he placed his head on my shoulder

    The moment I knew: I was snot-crying through a Disney film when he placed his head on my shoulder

    Watching a kids’ movie about self-acceptance reduced Will Hopkins to a blubbering mess. But Herschel’s reaction made him feel safe and free from judgment. Find more stories from The moment I ...
    The Guardian - 4d
  • I may be a pan-cultural youth vampire, but I think I’ll leave gen Z to their slang | Barbara Ellen

    I may be a pan-cultural youth vampire, but I think I’ll leave gen Z to their slang | Barbara Ellen

    Parents trying to decode youth speak are leaving nothing for the young to identify as their own. For some time I’ve wondered if there is anything – anything at all – young people can have just for ...
    The Guardian - 3d
  • Cindy Ngamba: ‘I don’t want to go to Saudi until I hear from women that laws have changed’

    Cindy Ngamba: ‘I don’t want to go to Saudi until I hear from women that laws have changed’

    The LGBTQ+ Olympic medallist makes her pro debut on an all-female card at the Royal Albert Hall but says she is disappointed by the Saudi stranglehold on her sport. “I’m still deciding my ...
    The Guardian - 1d
  • Athletes on fertility, egg freezing and having it all: ‘I can have it if I want it’

    Athletes on fertility, egg freezing and having it all: ‘I can have it if I want it’

    Family planning in sports is no longer taboo, but elite female athletes like Kaillie Humphries and Maria Sharapova believe more open conversations should be taking place. The cold sterility of a ...
    The Guardian - 1d
  • Dear Suella: I was born in London and raised in Oxfordshire. What do you reckon – can I be English? | Nels Abbey

    Dear Suella: I was born in London and raised in Oxfordshire. What do you reckon – can I be English? | Nels Abbey

    The former home secretary has joined a debate that serves the right – and leaves England’s minorities feeling they don’t belong here. Here’s a thing: Black and brown people can be born and bred in ...
    The Guardian - 12h

  • I signed a prenup, but my husband refuses to make a will or set up a trust. If he dies, will I inherit his estate?

    “He has one adult son from whom he is estranged. He is 71 and I am 69.”
    MarketWatch - 2h
  • Microsoft Hosted Explicit Videos of This Startup Founder for Years. Here's How She Got Them Taken Down

    Microsoft Hosted Explicit Videos of This Startup Founder for Years. Here's How She Got Them Taken Down

    Breeze Liu has been a prominent advocate for victims. But even she struggled to scrub nonconsensual intimate images and videos of herself from the web.
    Wired - Feb. 20
  • How test-time scaling unlocks hidden reasoning abilities in small language models (and allows them to outperform LLMs)

    How test-time scaling unlocks hidden reasoning abilities in small language models (and allows them to outperform LLMs)

    A 1B small language model can beat a 405B large language model in reasoning tasks if provided with the right test-time scaling strategy.
    VentureBeat - Feb. 21
  • Extremists would not need to create an authoritarian state in Britain: Starmer is doing that for them | George Monbiot

    Extremists would not need to create an authoritarian state in Britain: Starmer is doing that for them | George Monbiot

    The PM and his ministers are supporting illiberal laws that hard-right authoritarians could apply with zeal. If the Trump project implodes, it might take with it the extreme and far-right European ...
    The Guardian - Feb. 22
  • Creative industries are among the UK’s crown jewels – and AI is out to steal them | John Naughton

    Creative industries are among the UK’s crown jewels – and AI is out to steal them | John Naughton

    The tech firms’ efforts to change copyright laws and gain free access to intellectual property is patently wrong. There are decades when nothing happens (as Lenin is – wrongly – supposed to have ...
    The Guardian - Feb. 22

  • Tell your adult children about your wealth — just don’t tell them everything

    Some parents might be concerned that their children will want more and do less.
    MarketWatch - Feb. 22
  • 'Unbelievable gentleman' - 100-year-old veteran meets Marines and has them in fits of laughter

    'Unbelievable gentleman' - 100-year-old veteran meets Marines and has them in fits of laughter

    Veteran who earned his Green Beret in 1942 is described as an "unbelievable gentleman".
    BBC News - Feb. 23
  • Eggs are a hot commodity. On social media, posting about them can help you go viral.

    Eggs are a hot commodity. On social media, posting about them can help you go viral.

    A new genre of content has emerged online surrounding all things eggs, as people scramble to find ways to get the grocery item amid soaring prices.
    NBC News - Feb. 23
  • Let them eat fruit: Manchester United close staff canteen in latest cost-cutting

    Let them eat fruit: Manchester United close staff canteen in latest cost-cutting

    Sir Jim Ratcliffe also trims food offering at training base CEO apologises over U-turn on further redundancies Sir Jim Ratcliffe will close the staff canteen at Old Trafford and replace the free ...
    The Guardian - Feb. 24

  • I’ve studied the science of happiness for 10 years—7 traps people always fall into and how to avoid them

    "I've spent a lot of my life getting in my own way," says Stephanie Harrison, author of "New Happy." Here are her science-backed solutions to common pitfalls.
    CNBC - Feb. 25
  • Pistons blow out Celtics to earn eighth straight win, giving them their longest streak in 17 years

    Pistons blow out Celtics to earn eighth straight win, giving them their longest streak in 17 years

    The Pistons are now 24-11 in their last 35 games
    CBS Sports - 6d
  • This Decision Coach Charges $247 to Make Other People’s Decisions for Them. Here Are 5 of Her Best Decision-Making Secrets

    This Decision Coach Charges $247 to Make Other People’s Decisions for Them. Here Are 5 of Her Best Decision-Making Secrets

    People pay good money for Nell Wulfhart to make decisions for them. You can use some of her most powerful decision-making tricks for free.
    Inc. - 6d
  • One Tech Tip: Getting a lot of unwanted phone calls? Here are ways to stop them

    One Tech Tip: Getting a lot of unwanted phone calls? Here are ways to stop them

    Unwanted phone calls are out of control
    ABC News - 6d
  • Don't call them 'extras.' For one night, Hollywood's background actors are the real stars

    Don't call them 'extras.' For one night, Hollywood's background actors are the real stars

    Although you won't get famous as a background actor — if you do it right — it's possible to make a living doing it in Los Angeles.
    Los Angeles Times - 6d
  • Fantasy Football Today 2025 Draft Prep: 2024 second-half breakout running backs and how to draft them

    Fantasy Football Today 2025 Draft Prep: 2024 second-half breakout running backs and how to draft them

    The FFT team breaks down whether or not these second-half breakouts will continue
    CBS Sports - 5d
  • ‘Hit them where it hurts’: Americans boycott corporations to protest anti-DEI policies

    ‘Hit them where it hurts’: Americans boycott corporations to protest anti-DEI policies

    Participants commit to not spending money for 24 hours to resist Trump administration and Musk’s cuts. Don’t let a billionaire’s algorithm control what you read. Download our free app to get ...
    The Guardian - 4d
  • Cavaliers' comeback win over Celtics give them confidence they can compete with defending champs

    Cavaliers' comeback win over Celtics give them confidence they can compete with defending champs

    With Celtics fans in a frenzy throughout TD Garden after the Boston Celtics blitzed to a 25-3 lead over the Cavaliers in the final matchup of Eastern Conference frontrunners, Cleveland star Donovan ...
    ABC News - 4d
  • What is causing your spring allergies and what can you do to prevent them?

    What is causing your spring allergies and what can you do to prevent them?

    Seasonal allergies affect roughly 100 million people in the U.S., according to the American College of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology.
    The Hill - 4d
  • $75 million was awarded to plant trees in places that badly need them. In anti-DEI push, that's over

    $75 million was awarded to plant trees in places that badly need them. In anti-DEI push, that's over

    The U.S. Forest Service has terminated $75 million awarded to the Arbor Day Foundation to help disadvantaged communities plant trees
    ABC News - 4d

  • We did a fancy exhibition of charts. Here’s how to get your hands on one of them

    Charts + church + charity
    Financial Times - 2d
  • Porn isn’t just a reflection of our desires – it shapes them, putting women and girls at risk | Fiona Vera-Gray

    Porn isn’t just a reflection of our desires – it shapes them, putting women and girls at risk | Fiona Vera-Gray

    For too long UK law has trailed behind internet platforms. After a long-awaited review, ministers must put this right. If you’ve seen porn in recent years, you’ll know it’s grim out there these ...
    The Guardian - 2d
  • Many N.F.L. Quarterbacks Say ‘Blue 42.’ Most of Them Don’t Know How It Began.

    Many N.F.L. Quarterbacks Say ‘Blue 42.’ Most of Them Don’t Know How It Began.

    The story behind the color-number cadences yelled at the line of scrimmage spans the evolution of football.
    The New York Times - 2d
  • Labour has humane and popular plans to stand up for UK workers. Why dilute them? | Gaby Hinsliff

    Labour has humane and popular plans to stand up for UK workers. Why dilute them? | Gaby Hinsliff

    Angela Rayner’s employment rights bill is precisely why many voted for this government. Why be embarrassed about a defining policy?. One step forward, two steps back. Angela Rayner’s employment ...
    The Guardian - 1d
  • How Does Warren Buffett Think Tariffs Will Affect the U.S. Economy? He Just Called Them an ‘Act of War’

    How Does Warren Buffett Think Tariffs Will Affect the U.S. Economy? He Just Called Them an ‘Act of War’

    President Trump says tariffs on Canada and Mexico will begin Tuesday. Here’s what Warren Buffett thinks of the idea.
    Inc. - 1d
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