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Florida Voters to Decide on $250,000 Property Tax Exemption This Fall

The proposed exemption is designed to lower annual tax bills for primary residences, but critics warn cities could hike local service fees to offset revenue losses.

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Africa's Ebola outbreaks complicated by victims who prefer traditional healers over hospitals

Whenever Ebola comes, some of those stricken choose the road to the nearest hospital

The Independent UK

B52 crashed: Why are jumbo jet sized bombers such as B-52, Tu-95 and H-6 still flying amid advanced air defenses and stealth fighter jets

Giant bombers like the B-52 and Tu-95 continue to serve as vital strategic assets. Their immense range and payload capacity allow them to deliver significant weaponry, including from safe distances. Modern upgrades ensure their continued relevance. These aircraft are crucial for power projection and nuclear deterrence, proving their enduring value…

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6 Required Minimum Distribution Rules Retirees Should Recheck Before Year-End

One of the most costly mistakes retirees can make is not knowing the rules regarding Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs). The IRS has a set of...

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Tribal Leaders Fire Back at ICE, Demanding Federal Recognition of Sovereign IDs: Report

Congress is currently considering legislation that would require federal immigration officers to receive training on recognizing tribal identification documents

Latin Times

In the age of AI-based threats, zero-trust is no longer enough

The emergence of AI-based threats means zero-trust is no longer strong enough to tackle these alone.

TechRadar

Trump’s Iran hawk backers are not feeling good about ceasefire deal: ‘It all seems bad’

NEWS ANALYSIS: Trump’s biggest backers on the neoconservative right were thrilled by his decision to go to war. But now they’re coming to terms with just how far short of their goals he’s come, writes John Bowden

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Republican Lawmakers Are Paying a High Price for Challenging Trump on the Epstein Files, and Nancy Mace Is the Latest in His Sights

The push for transparency over the Epstein files has created a rift in the GOP that won’t heal anytime soon.

The Mary Sue

Putin wanted to make Russia great again. Instead, Ukraine is the new rising power in Europe

Russia’s ongoing war against Ukraine is often, and misleadingly, characterised as a great power conflict.

The Conversation

The Drug Pricing Machine and Why Patients Keep Paying More

Roughly a third of American adults report difficulty paying for prescription drugs, and many are forced to skip doses, delay refills, or abandon treatment altogether.

International Business Times

Trump Targeted by 'Obsessive' Jeffrey Epstein Campaign Before Disgraced Financier Killed Himself in Jail, Memo Unveils

Newly released emails reveal Jeffrey Epstein's private disdain for Donald Trump, describing him as 'dangerous' and 'borderline insane'. The revelations have intensified political debates in Washington.

International Business Times UK

Cost of ransomware recovery too high? Here’s how to stop footing the bill

Why cross-team preparedness and resilience strategy are key to lowering ransomware recovery costs.

TechRadar

Why I Believe John Oliver Was Actually Too Kind to 'Cash Now' Predators

Current laws are largely ineffective at protecting accident victims from "fast cash" companies that buy structured settlements. Here's how to protect yourself.

Kiplinger

Finance survived the quantum threat by preparing early. Mythos won't make it so easy

Anthropic's Claude Mythos model has put a new item on the agenda for business-critical technology.

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The Guardian - US

Some college, no degree: the Americans who find it impossible to graduate

They all begin college with hope, and leave without the credential they believed would shape the rest of their lives due to financial instability, family, illness

The Independent UK

US infant mortality reaches historic low, preliminary data shows

According to the CDC, there were just under 5.4 infant deaths per 1,000 live births last year

Clever Dude

State Troopers Say This Phrase Gives Them a Reason to Search Your Car

Traffic stops can shift from routine to serious in seconds, especially when words raise suspicion. Law enforcement officers often listen closely for specific phrases that may signal consent, uncertainty, or hidden concerns. One casual sentence can change the entire direction of the conversation at the roadside.

The Guardian - UK

Even if Iran benefits from this deal with Washington, any peace is likely to be temporary

The regime has learned it must extract concessions rather than promises from the US, says Sina Toossi from the Center for International Policy

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New report raises concerns over Russian propaganda spread by Europe’s flagship AI company Mistral

All four Mistral models evaluated by the Institute of the Estonian Language were deemed likely to use Russian propaganda in their answers.

The Conversation

Down syndrome isn’t a tragedy — but misinformation about it is

For more than a century, people with Down syndrome have been defined by what medicine says they cannot do.

The Conversation

Nigerians tell their stories of banditry. ‘A month will not go by without someone being killed in this village.’

Banditry is widespread in Nigeria. It has been defined as “a loose collection of various criminal groups involved in kidnap-for-ransom, armed robbery, cattle rustling, rape and sexual violence, pillage and attacks on traders, farmers and travellers, particularly in Nigeria’s northwest region”.

The Conversation

Why fatherhood matters more than ever before

Long gone are the days of the distant dad.

Medical Daily

States Consider Screen Time Restrictions as New Study Finds 61% Higher Depression Risk in Children on Devices Over 4 Hours Daily

A 50,231-child study confirms 4+ daily screen hours raise depression risk 61% in kids. Massachusetts just passed one of America's strictest social media bans.

Texas Observer

Texas’ Fight Against the Screwworm Will Be Nasty and Brutish

And with any luck, it’ll also be short.

The Guardian - US

The Anthropic ‘Fable’ saga proves: we have opened the AI Pandora’s box. What now?

We have opened the AI Pandora’s box. Now we have to make the best of it

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