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Ray Dalio warns ‘we’re heading into very, very dark times’ and says the solution comes from a Chinese proverb: 'A smart rabbit has 3 holes'

Central to all of Dalio’s advice is his guiding principle for personal growth: “Pain plus reflection equals progress.”

Fortune

Why Butterfly Network Stock Shot Up 15% After Hours

Butterfly Network Inc. (NYSE:BFLY) shares are trending on Friday.

Benzinga

Roger Goodell’s Grip on the NFL Isn’t Loosening Anytime Soon

In 20 years under his leadership, the NFL has turned into a cultural behemoth. He has navigated scandals and internal politics, and maintains the owners’ backing.

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Giorgio Armani: the life, times and legacy of Italy's ultimate designer

As the world pays hommage to Giorgio Armani and his 50 years of success from the catwalks to the silver screen to the playing fields, Gabriele Barbati delves into the past of the man who helped put Milan on the map of fashion capitals and ensured 'Made in Italy' became…

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NFL boss would 'welcome' a Taylor Swift Halftime Show

Pop star Taylor Swift could perform the next Super Bowl Halftime Show.

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Travis Kelce lifts lid on Taylor Swift engagement for first time

‘It's been really fun telling everybody who I'm going to be spending the rest of my life with,’ said Kansas City Chiefs tight end

The Independent UK

This $5 subscription wants to save online journalism from low-effort AI summary slop — but it'll only work if publishers opt in first

Publishers must opt in to Perplexity's $5 'Comet Plus' model to get paid. Can it save online journalism from AI-generated summaries that drain revenue?

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Elon Musk Makes Time 100 AI List This Year After Being Excluded From 2024 Edition

Fans of Elon Musk were upset with his exclusion from the TIME100 AI list last year with the xAI founder noticeably absent. The 2025 list finds Musk returning after his 2024 absence.

Benzinga

The Europeans who made Time magazine’s most influential people in AI

Sam Altman and the big AI companies made the list, but there were also some surprising names.

Euronews

‘Like bro teslas are not that expensive’: Black man says he’s been racially profiled at Tesla showroom—multiple times

A Black Tesla owner says that every single time he visits a Tesla showroom, there’s always at least one white person who stares him down. Tevin James (@tevinjamess) posted a TikTok on the matter. He attributes the sustained peering to the notion that Teslas are considered symbols of high socioeconomic…

The Mary Sue

Former Trump Aide Say President Privately Admired Dictators' 'Total Control'

A former senior Department of Homeland Security official said that, during his first presidency, Donald Trump privately admired the ability of foreign dictators to "exert total control" over their populations

Latin Times

AI search is gutting publisher revenue — This startup's $5 plan aims to fix that

AI scraping publisher content for free is becoming a major issue, and AI search startup Perplexity aims to fix that with a new $5 Comet Plus plan.

Windows Central

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s love story, from friendship bracelets to engagement rings

It started with a friendship bracelet

The Independent UK

Bruce Springsteen’s ‘Born to Run’ still speaks to a nation vacillating between hope and despair

I was 18 when Bruce Springsteen’s third album, “Born to Run,” was released 50 years ago, and it couldn’t have come at a better time.

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Time magazine's latest animated cover is an absolute joy

New cover celebrates Girls of the Year.

The Guardian - AU

‘Take that risk’: the New Zealand teen author named one of Time magazine’s girls of the year

Rutendo Shadaya, who wrote a series of children’s fantasy books featuring strong female leads, has been recognised along with nine other girls

Benzinga

'Not Every Wage Is Designed to Be a Livable Wage,' Says State Lawmaker —People Call It A Slap In The Face, 'I'm Comfortable…I Don't Care About You'

When Pennsylvania lawmakers debated raising the state's minimum wage from $7.25 to $15 an hour this summer, one comment drew more heat than the proposal itself. Republican House Minority Leader Jesse Topper stood on the chamber floor and said, "Here me clearly on this. Not every wage is designed to…

Total Film

Deadpool confirmed to join Avengers: Doomsday

Time to make the chimichangas, Doom.

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Benzinga

Senior Advocacy Group Pushes $1,400 'Catch-Up' Payment For Social Security Beneficiaries Amid Inflation

Inflation has been tough on many Americans, especially seniors relying on Social Security. The Senior Citizens League — a nonpartisan group focused on senior issues — is now pushing for a "one-time catch-up payment" of $1,400 to help Social Security beneficiaries keep up with rising costs.

The Guardian - UK

Scottish pupil named a Time magazine girl of the year for solar-powered blanket design

Rebecca Young, 13, named one of 10 girls of the year for her invention intended to help rough sleepers in winter

The National (Scotland)

Scots schoolgirl named on Time’s first Girls of the Year list for solar panel blanket

A Scottish schoolgirl has been named on the first-ever Time magazine Girls of the Year list for designing a solar-powered blanket to help the…

Evening Standard

Scot, 12, named on Time’s first Girls of the Year list after homelessness design

Rebecca Young, from Glasgow, designed a solar-powered backpack with an electric blanket inside to help homeless people.

Euronews

TIME Magazine honours 10 young girls in first ever 'Girls of the Year' list

The US-based publication honours “10 extraordinary young leaders” between the ages of 12 and 17 from various fields including music, science and sports.

The Independent UK

US alcohol consumption hits near-100 year low as fears over heath implications rise

Beer is still the most preferred drink among Americans, but nearly every demographic in the country is drinking less

Benzinga

Man Says He Was Fired for Being One Minute Late — 'You Can Be the Hardest Worker And They'll Still Replace You Like You're Yesterday's Garbage'

Most workers have been late at least once — maybe traffic hit, maybe the elevator stalled, maybe the coffee line was too long. But one poster on the Adulting subreddit says they were fired over being one minute late. Three times.

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