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Rescue operation in Argentina to free more than 100 snow-trapped tourists
Emergency services have rescued more than 100 tourists, trapped by a snowstorm in Argentina....
James WhitfieldJul 30
- ▪Evo Morales Fires Back at 'Political Persecution' as Bolivia Issues Fresh Arrest WarrantJul 30
- ▪Fauci pleads the Fifth: The former health czar's final middle finger to CongressJul 30
- ▪Heroes and Horror: Firefighters Die as Wildfires Engulf Crete, Sea Rescues UnderwayJul 30
- ▪After a deadly raid, a displaced Nigerian mother finds a lifeline in sewingJul 30
- ▪US Hammers Iran With 'Powerful' Strikes After Attack on American BasesJul 30
Finance
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Robinhood cashes in on chaos: record revenue as gamblers flood prediction markets
Robinhood's record revenue isn't from stocks or crypto — it's from prediction markets where every world event becomes a bet. Volume surged tenfold.
Priya RajanJul 30
- ▪Ford's big-truck bet is paying off — and Wall Street is finally paying attentionJul 30
- ▪Starbucks is cool again — and not just because of the pink drinksJul 30
- ▪Qualcomm Stock Takes a Hit After Earnings Miss on Memory Market WeaknessJul 30
- ▪The Fed's Split Decision Is a Wake-Up Call for Complacent InvestorsJul 30
- ▪Chipotle bets big on burritos despite lettuce scare slamming foot trafficJul 30
Tech
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Cyberpunk 2077 at $20: The Redemption Arc Every Gamer Should Experience
Three years after its disastrous launch, Cyberpunk 2077 is a masterpiece at $20. CD Projekt Red fixed the bugs, added stellar DLC, and created one of gaming's best redemption stories.
Alex NovakJul 30
- ▪xAI Sues Minnesota Over Anti-Nudification Law That Could Cripple Grok ImagineJul 30
- ▪Samsung Crushes Estimates Again as AI Chip Demand Fuels Record ProfitJul 30
- ▪Qualcomm CEO Confirms Chip Price Hike: Your Next Phone Just Got CostlierJul 30
- ▪Meta’s Next Big Bet: Personal AI Agents That Do Your Dirty WorkJul 30
- ▪Microsoft's Copilot Super App: One App to Rule Your Life, Whether You Like It or NotJul 30
Entertainment
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'Jumanji: Open World' Trailer Drops — Johnson, Hart, Black Return for Final Game
Sony's Jumanji finale trailer promises a darker, meta twist as Johnson, Hart, Black, and Gillan face a game that's broken — and bleeding into the real world.
Celeste MoreauJul 29
- ▪Ariana Grande drags hackers to court after years of leaked songs and videosJul 29
- ▪Lee Chang-dong's 'Possible Love' Gets Theatrical Run Before Netflix DropJul 28
- ▪‘Dungeon Crawler Carl’ Steals Comic-Con: Ryan Reynolds’ Jeanpool and the Fall of Franchise FatigueJul 28
- ▪Ariana Grande Lawsuits Hackers for Leaking Unreleased Music and Footage – She's Ready to FightJul 28
- ▪Zendaya’s ‘Spider-Man’ Premiere Look Was a Metamorphosis. That’s the Point.Jul 28
Sports
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FIFA's Latest Cash Grab: Selling Off World Cup Shares to Wall Street
FIFA's latest scheme: sell a 20% stake in World Cup commercial rights to private investors. Another cash grab that puts profits over fans.
Tommy GallagherJul 30
- ▪Sepp Blatter's $3B World Cup Sellout: Football's Final Betrayal?Jul 30
- ▪Infantino gives Kushner-backed World Cup plan a hard deadline — and a stinkJul 29
- ▪F1 Faces Mid-September Deadline to Move Final Races Out of Middle EastJul 29
- ▪FIFA's World Cup Cash Grab Stuns U.S. and Asian Soccer ChiefsJul 29
- ▪Jayden Seales' Five-For Dismantles Pakistan as West Indies Draw First Blood in TrinidadJul 29
Health
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Trump axes WHO's access to Gavi funds — another blow to global health
Trump blocks WHO from accessing Gavi vaccine alliance funds, escalating his long war on the UN agency. Developing countries brace for outbreaks as the move threatens decades of progress.
Dr. Samuel KofiJul 30
- ▪32 Students on Antibiotics After Lab Mix-Up Exposes Them to Deadly GermJul 29
- ▪Medicare's Freeze on Drug Premiums Is Melting – Here's Who Pays the PriceJul 29
- ▪Uganda Declares Ebola Over, but the Virus Never SleepsJul 29
- ▪That $1,000 Medical Bill Hit My Inbox. I Refuse to Pay Until I Prove It's Wrong.Jul 28
- ▪The Great Produce Panic: How 40% of America Quit Fruits and VeggiesJul 28
Education
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Desperate med students are betting on Kalshi to scrape together tuition cash
A new survey shows 36% of healthcare students are using prediction markets like Kalshi to pay for tuition. It's a desperate gamble on a broken system.
Peter HolmstromJul 22
- ▪LLMs Rewrite the Syllabus: Inside a Calculus Course That Actually WorksJul 19
- ▪PSLF Just Got a Facelift: 3 New Rules That Could Wipe Out Your DebtJul 16
- ▪Backtrack-Free Cursive: The Lost Art of Efficient WritingJul 13
- ▪New Federal Rule: Colleges Must Prove Grads Are Better Off or Lose AidJul 12
- ▪When the AI Cheats, the Professor Strikes Back: Scores Plunge 50%Jul 9
Society
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AI's Political Money Paradox: Two Rival Super PACs Back the Same Congressman
Two AI super PACs, with opposite goals on regulation, are funneling millions into the same congresswoman's campaign. It's a cynical bet on access over policy.
Rosa MarchettiJul 29
- ▪Wikipedia Staff Union Drive Spreads to US — Management Refuses to RecognizeJul 29
- ▪Meet the man scrubbing Rome's walls clean one spray-paint can at a timeJul 29
- ▪How a Missing Underscore Landed an Innocent Man in Prison for 18 MonthsJul 28
- ▪Savannah Guthrie's Plea for Missing Mother Exposes the Cracks in Our SystemJul 28
- ▪Netanyahu slams NYC mayor Mamdani as 'hate fomenter' ahead of US tripJul 27
Culture
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Fonts In Use: The Digital Detective Work That Designers Actually Need
Fonts In Use is a quiet rebellion against algorithmic everything. No AI, no hype — just a human-curated archive of where typefaces live in the real world. Designers need it. You might too.
Arthur PenningtonJul 27
- ▪10 Pounds of 3D Printer Waste Becomes a Stunning Koi Pond MosaicJul 21
- ▪How a food delivery rider just won China's top literary prizeJul 20
- ▪'Mexodus' Review: Two-Man Musical Rides the Underground Railroad South with 'Hamilton'-Level GritJul 19
- ▪Why judging books by their first pages is the smartest way to readJul 19
- ▪Why Ocarina of Time Still Terrifies Me — And Why That MattersJul 19
Lifestyle
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She Bought the House Before Marriage. Now Her Kids and Husband Are at War Over It.
A second wife bought the house before marriage. Now she’s torn between leaving it to her husband or her kids—and the law won’t help.
Greta LindqvistJul 23
- ▪K-Beauty's $4 Billion U.S. Invasion: Why This Is Just the Opening ActJul 18
- ▪Hailey Bieber's Jeans Are Sold Out. Here's the $15 Old Navy HackJul 18
- ▪Dad's Offering a McMansion. She Wants a Shack in the Woods. Who's Ungrateful?Jul 18
- ▪The $700 portable shower redefines luxury — but at what cost?Jul 11
- ▪We blew $7,000 on 7 weddings this year — here’s where the money wentJul 8