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Read Full Story →The first big announced changes point toward a quiet revolution, with task forces set up to rethink virtually everything done at the Fed.
Read article →Another World Cup day, with four more exciting matchups. All eight teams playing today are unbeaten, but all are still looking for their first win.
Read article →Cape Verde GK Vozinha is a 40-year-old journeyman who is now one of the 2026 World Cup's most beloved players.
Read article →José Mourinho's predecessors at Real Madrid were frustrated by a lack of control over transfers, but he's changing the age profile for instant success.
Read article →For the third year in a row, the nWave team boarded the Eurostar from Brussels to its now well-established annual Annecy Animation Festival journey. And this year, they’re bringing man’s best friend. Opening the non-c...
Read article →An action-packed demon hunting experience that's reminiscent of the hit Netflix movie is on its way — with style to spare.
Read article →The Xperia 1 VIII marks an attempt at a step change for Sony's flagship phone line. Not only has it had an aesthetic overhaul, but Sony has also revamped the camera system, dropping the continuous optical zoom telepho...
Read article →I want you to close your eyes and imagine a perfect summer girls’ night out: It’s dusk and you assemble your crew and hit up the ultimate cookout. You avoid hanging out by the grill because you don’t want all that smo...
Read article →Electric Literature published a curated reading list of seven books that capture the spirit, chaos, and humanity of Mumbai, drawing on fiction and nonfiction spanning several decades. Highlights include Suketu Mehta's nonfiction work Maximum City: Bombay Lost and Found, which chronicles bar dancers, gangsters, and politicians across the sprawling metropolis, and Vikram Chandra's Sacred Games, a 900-page crime epic following a police officer through Mumbai's underworld and Bollywood. The list also includes Gregory David Roberts' Shantaram, a novelized memoir tracing an escaped Australian convict's immersion in the city's slums and criminal networks, and Jeet Thayil's Narcopolis, a hallucinatory portrait of Bombay's opium dens from the 1970s onward. Together, the selections offer readers a layered portrait of a city defined by extreme wealth and poverty, colonial history, and relentless reinvention.
Read Full Story →On December 6, 2023, MIT Technology Review published an in-depth interview with Google and Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai conducted on the eve of the launch of Gemini, the company's most capable AI model to date. Pichai described the moment as a pivotal platform shift, stating that AI is "a profound platform shift, bigger than web or mobile." He highlighted Gemini's multimodal architecture — built from the ground up to process text, audio, images, and code simultaneously — as a key differentiator.
Read article →Whiskey fungus — scientifically known as Baudoinia compniacensis — is a dark, sooty mold that thrives on the ethanol vapors released during spirit aging, commonly called the angel's share. It grows on virtually any surface near distilleries and aging warehouses, coating buildings, trees, fences, and cars in a persistent black film in communities surrounding major whiskey producers.
Read article →Michael Jordan agreed in June 2023 to sell his majority ownership stake in the Charlotte Hornets to a group led by investor Gabe Plotkin and former Atlanta Hawks minority owner Rick Schnall at a franchise valuation of approximately $3 billion. The deal ended Jordan's 13-year run as the controlling owner, a tenure he began in 2010 when he purchased a majority stake for roughly $275 million — representing nearly a tenfold return on his original investment.
Read article →In June 2023, the Equality Community Center in Portland, Maine announced plans to develop the state's first affordable housing complex specifically designed for LGBTQ+ older adults and their allies. The proposed building would feature 55 units targeted at residents aged 55 and older, with a low-income housing tax credit structure to keep rents affordable. The project addressed a documented gap in housing security for aging LGBTQ+ individuals, who disproportionately lack the family support networks many older adults depend on.
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