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‘Operation Epstein Distraction’: Trump’s bloody Iran ‘hype videos’ seem to target niche audience

White House wages online propaganda campaign with aggressive and tasteless videos seemingly designed for young rightwing American men

The Guardian - US

Trump’s ever-changing rationale for war on Iran – how the story has shifted

Regime change, nuclear threat – or something else? US officials seem unable to land on one coherent reason for war

The Guardian - US

America's new war machines showcased in Iran war

Some of America's defense-tech advancements have been on full display during Operation Epic Fury.

Axios

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Tiger King’s Joe Exotic asks Colorado governor for prisoner swap with Trump favorite Tina Peters

Joe Exotic told Colorado Governor Jared Polis he was going to make a request he described as the ‘craziest ask you will ever receive’

The Independent UK

DoJ, Europol, and others bring down LeakBase cybercrime site of 142,000 member, multiple arrests made — seized website reportedly among world's largest hacker forums

United States DoJ, Europol, and friends bring down LeakBase cybercrime forum

Tom’s Hardware

Is 'Real' Vladimir Putin Dead? 'Body Double' Theory Explodes After Awkward Kremlin Photo

Vladimir Putin's latest Kremlin appearance ahead of International Women's Day has revived an old and unproven theory that the Russian president is dead and being replaced by a double.

International Business Times UK

'AI is far from reaching its theoretical capability': Anthropic launches new tool to warn us when jobs might lost to AI

Anthropic reveals how it is monitoring AI's impacts on the workforce, and how policymakers can protect future workers.

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7 Social Security Statement Checks That Take 5 Minutes and Prevent Big Headaches

You might occasionally glance at your Social Security statement, but a five-minute review once a year could make a huge difference. Your Social Security statement...

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Eric Schmidt: big tech should power its own AI ambitions

Tech leaders should respond to the momentum coming from the White House.

Fortune

A Minneapolis Fed report details how much Trump’s immigration crackdown hurt businesses and workers: ‘There are not any people to hire’

“We are hiring now to replace these workers or get more reliable alternatives, but there are not any people to hire.”

Fortune

8 Questions to Ask if Your Medicare Advantage Network Suddenly Feels Smaller

If your Medicare Advantage network suddenly feels smaller this year, you’re not imagining it. Across the country, insurers are quietly dropping doctors, hospitals, and specialists...

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Social Security Family Maximum Benefits: Are You Eligible and How Much Can You Receive?

Thanks to the family maximum benefit, when a retiree starts collecting Social Security, certain family members may also receive support. Here's a complete guide.

Kiplinger

Unmanned Profits: The New Kings of the Modern Battlefield

AeroVironment, Kratos, and Red Cat offer distinct ways to invest in the rise of drone warfare. Here's how their growth profiles, risks, and strategies compare.

MarketBeat

The Guardian view on AI in war: the Iran conflict shows that the paradigm shift has already begun

Editorial: The intensified use of artificial intelligence, and rows over its control, demonstrate the need for democratic oversight and multilateral controls

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Anthropic just mapped out which jobs AI could potentially replace. A 'Great Recession for white-collar workers' is absolutely possible

The red jobs are what AI is doing now, Anthropic says. The blue ones are what it's coming for next.

Reason

The Federal Government Was Told To Make a List of Everything It Funds. 15 Years Later, There Still Isn't One.

A sad commentary on the sprawling size and eye-watering cost of the government.

The Guardian - US

Nine speeding tickets and counting: Myles Garrett and the illusion of invincibility

I survived a violent crash after driving like nothing could touch me. The Browns star’s long trail of speeding violations suggests he still believes the same lie

Fortune

Trump's 'no more elections' during wartime quip revives fears about American democracy

Last summer, the president learned something about Ukraine's Constitution that doesn't apply to the U.S.—there can't be elections during a war.

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Everybody Loves Your Money

Washington’s Child Support Overhaul: What the Bigger Self-Support Reserve Means for Families

Imagine a system that finally starts to reflect the real costs of living. It’s one where the balance between supporting your children and making sure you can still make rent isn’t just a math problem on a spreadsheet. That’s exactly the kind of shift happening right now in Washington’s child…

The Conversation

China’s muted response over war in Iran reflects Beijing’s delicate calculus as a concerned onlooker

China has perfected the role of concerned onlooker as the Middle East conflict spreads across the region.

The Conversation

Public health needs steady budgets – and federal funding uncertainty causes real harms, even if the money is later restored

Since early 2025, several large federal health grants to states have been suspended and then restored after legal challenges. On Feb. 13, 2026, for example, the federal government moved to suspend about US$600 million in public health grants to four states before a federal court temporarily blocked the action. Hundreds…

The Conversation

Measuring poverty on a spectrum instead of an arbitrary line conveys a more accurate picture of inequality

Michael W. Green, a Wall Street investor, created a buzz in late 2025 by arguing that the U.S. poverty line should be jacked up to US$140,000 for a family of four. Currently, a family of that size has to be eking by on $33,000 a year to qualify as poor…

The Conversation

When Washington and the states are in conflict, the ultimate winner is not always certain

The Trump administration’s aggressive policies on immigration are receiving pushback not just on Capitol Hill but across the country. Democratic leaders in multiple states are refusing to cooperate with immigration arrests.

The Conversation

Family-friendly workplaces are great − but ‘families of 1’ get ignored

In 1960, 72% of adults were married, and over 90% would go on to marry. HR policies and management practices back then catered to nuclear families with a lone, male breadwinner.

The Conversation

Telehealth is widely used by older adults insured by Medicare, new research shows

Americans age 65 and older who are insured by Medicare logged about 60 million telehealth visits annually between 2021 and 2023 – about 31 million for mental health and 29 million for other health issues. That’s the key finding in a new study I co-authored in the journal Annals of…

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