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The CHAT Act Won't Protect Kids, But it Might Break the Internet.

By forcing government ID verification for AI tools, Congress risks censoring everyday digital services and driving young Americans to unsafe overseas platforms.

Reason

My University Just Taught Extremists How to Eliminate Academic Programs They Don’t Like

Texas Christian University handed its power to the people working hardest to dismantle learning itself.

Texas Observer

Your Post-Divorce Money Checklist: Avoid These Common Pitfalls

Divorce is rarely just an emotional journey — it’s a financial one, too. When the papers are finally signed and the dust begins to settle, you might find yourself staring at your bank account, wondering, “Now what?”

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Weak hip flexors were causing me backache—these are the three exercises I used to strengthen them

Rebuild these often-overlooked muscles to remove one common cause of backache

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America's military might bears down on Venezuela

The Ford CSG's tasking and eventual arrival is further evidence of Trump 2.0's homeland focus.

Axios

Why people don’t demand data privacy – even as governments and corporations collect more personal information

When the Trump administration gave Immigration and Customs Enforcement access to a massive database of information about Medicaid recipients in June 2025, privacy and medical justice advocates sounded the alarm. They warned that the move could trigger all kinds of public health and human rights harms.

The Conversation

HIV knows no borders, and the Trump administration’s new strategy leave Americans vulnerable – an HIV-prevention expert explains

Protecting public health abroad benefits Americans.

The Conversation

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Customers can become more loyal if their banks solve fraud cases, researchers find

When banks issue their defrauded customers refunds and successfully identify the perpetrators, fraud victims are 60% more likely to stick with their bank than customers that didn’t experience any fraud.

The Conversation

Keep the Federal Government Closed

Americans need to go cold turkey from Uncle Sugar.

Reason

Camouflage clothing may be having a moment – but in our violent world, is that wise?

Some say it’s just ‘a stylish alternative to denim’, but the politics of who gets to wear military-adjacent garb is increasingly fraught, says writer Ellie Violet Bramley

The Guardian - UK

37 years ago this week, the Morris worm infected 10% of the Internet within 24 hours — worm slithered out and sparked a new era in cybersecurity

Cornell graduate student Robert Tappan Morris unleashed his eponymous worm upon the Internet 37 years ago, changing the face of cybersecurity.

Tom’s Hardware

Legal Pathways Without Deportation: How Latino Immigrants Are Finding Stability

This guide is here to share those pathways with you so you know what to do going forward.

Latin Times

One of the most devious malware strains might have been cracked - and it's all thanks to Gen AI

Check Point Research experts use ChatGPT to uncover a lot about XLoader.

TechRadar

Dick Cheney and the twilight of the neocons

Cheney was at the center of foreign policy debates for decades, but virtually no politician today associate themselves with his worldview.

Axios

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Why Widows Lose Thousands From Pension Confusion After a Spouse Passes

Losing a spouse is devastating—and for many widows, the financial aftermath adds another layer of pain. Pension benefits, survivor options, and confusing paperwork can lead...

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7 Hidden Tax Credits Seniors Miss Every April Because No One Mentions Them

Tax season can be overwhelming—especially for seniors juggling retirement income, medical expenses, and changing financial needs. While many older adults focus on deductions, they often...

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8 Pension Benefit Traps Boomers in Ohio Still Fall For

Pensions were once the cornerstone of retirement security—but for many boomers in Ohio, they’ve become a source of confusion and costly mistakes. Whether you’re a...

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Is your business prepared for these growing phishing scams?

Amidst increasingly advanced phishing scams, how can leaders build the necessary layered defenses and resilience?

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Cybersecurity experts accused of carrying out their own attacks using dangerous ransomware

At least five attacks were documented using ALPHV ransomware.

The Conversation

Dick Cheney’s expansive vision of presidential power lives on in Trump’s agenda

Former Vice President Dick Cheney will be remembered for many things. He was arguably the most powerful vice president in American history. He was a paragon of conservatism. He was the architect of many of the more extreme measures in President George W. Bush’s “war on terror.”

Reason

Stealing Innocent People's Tax Returns Isn't Heroic. The IRS Leaker Doesn't Deserve a Do-Over.

Charles Littlejohn exposed hundreds of thousands of Americans’ private tax returns and undermined the nation’s voluntary tax system. His five-year sentence shouldn’t be reduced.

International Business Times UK

From Iraq to Gay Marriage: The Contradictions That Defined Dick Cheney's Public Life

Dick Cheney, who died at 84, was a driving force behind the Iraq War and domestic surveillance—but also broke with his party to support gay marriage and oppose Donald Trump. His legacy remains deeply complex.

The Guardian - UK

Google plans to put datacentres in space to meet demand for AI

US technology company’s engineers want to exploit solar power and the falling cost of rocket launches

International Business Times UK

Dick Cheney's Most Controversial Moments: Three Decisions That Changed History

Explore three of Dick Cheney's most controversial decisions that reshaped U.S. politics, from the Iraq War to the expansion of presidential power.

The Conversation

After 2 years of devastating war, will Arab countries now turn their backs on Israel?

The Middle East has long been riddled by instability. This makes getting a sense of the broader, long-term trends in the aftermath of the Gaza war particularly challenging.

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