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7 Things Insurance Still Refuses to Cover for Many Autistic Children

Families raising autistic children often assume that modern health plans now provide full autism insurance coverage, especially since every state has some type of autism mandate in place. The reality is far more complicated once parents begin filing claims for therapies, evaluations, and long-term support services. Many families still face…

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HOA in Georgia wants to trap and kill beavers but residents are fiercely opposed

The HOA said it contacted over 10 wildlife trappers but none were willing to capture the pesky creatures

The Independent UK

Plumbers Hate These “Flushable” Products — They’re Destroying Sewage Systems

Flushable wipes carry a reassuring label, but sewer systems across the country tell a very different story. These products quietly create massive blockages that spread through pipes in homes, neighborhoods, and entire cities. Municipal crews regularly face emergencies caused by materials that refuse to break down as promised. What looks…

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What led up to the 1996 Brothers to the Rescue attack in Cuba as Raul Castro is indicted for murder

The story was fictionalized in a 2019 film

The Independent UK

Social Security May 20, 2026 payments: Who gets SSA and SSI checks this week, and how much amid inflation?

Social Security May 20, 2026 payments are arriving this week for Americans born between the 11th and 20th. Many retirees, SSDI recipients, and SSI beneficiaries could receive over $2,000 after the latest SSA COLA increase. Some delayed retirees may even collect up to $5,181 monthly. Yet rising inflation, healthcare bills,…

The Economic Times

Property Taxes Explode 27% Above Inflation: Women Homeowners Are Feeling the Squeeze – Here’s What’s Happening

For millions of Americans, owning a home was supposed to create stability and long-term wealth. Instead, many women homeowners are now facing a growing financial strain as property taxes rise far faster than inflation. Recent housing and tax data shows property tax growth in many areas has surged roughly 27%…

Budget and the Bees

Russians realise they aren’t safe as Ukrainian drone attacks on Moscow bring war close to home

The war no longer seems a distant conflict for many

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The hidden data layer enterprises can't afford to ignore

Fragmented entity data undermines compliance, control, automation, resilience, and growth.

TechRadar

The hidden 401(k) transformation Wall Street wants could fuel economic growth — but experts warn Americans may face greater retirement dangers

Trump 401(k) private market investments are becoming one of the biggest retirement and economic debates in the United States. The White House says opening America’s $30 trillion 401(k) system to private equity could add nearly $35 billion to US GDP. That number is now driving fresh discussions across Wall Street,…

The Economic Times

Texas man films Indian grocery store keeping food items out in the open, owner says he's a Trump voter

As several American influencers has started chasing Indians and Indian-origin people in Texas to film their apparent "wrongdoing" to target the community, videos from the outside of a famous Indian supermarket in Houston have now gone viral. Nick Plumb, a Texas man who even ran for Congress as a Republican,…

The Times of India

Never Tell a Cop “I Know My Rights” — 5 Better Lines to De-escalate a Traffic Stop

Traffic stops can turn tense in seconds, even during something as simple as a broken taillight or a rolling stop. Officers often arrive alert, focused, and prepared for unpredictability, which means tone matters just as much as words. Saying the wrong phrase can unintentionally raise tension, even when no one…

Clever Dude

The Smartphone Theory of Birth Rate Decline Doesn't Hold Up

Fertility rates started falling centuries before the iPhone was introduced.

Reason

Alex Murdaugh retrial ruling offers twist in tangled tale of murder in US south

Can a new trial bring justice in the case of the disgraced South Carolina lawyer whose conviction for killing his wife and son has been vacated after court clerk’s misconduct?

The Guardian - US

Sen Bill Cassidy stood against Trump, so Trump made sure he lost the primary, but Cassidy refuses to fade quietly into the night

“Our country is not about one individual.”

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Woman Reports Haunting in the Emily Morgan in Texas. A Paranormal Investigator Checks in With Two Doctors: ‘It Smells Like a Hospital’

Buildings with historic significance and dated architecture often become tourist spots, but a woman visiting the Alamo had no clue that The Emily Morgan Hotel, in San Antonio, Texas, is also infamous for its haunted reputation. She told paranormal investigator Liz Cooper (@literallylizzi) about her experience, and Liz decided to…

The Guardian - UK

Purple pain: backlash over Mexico City’s ‘axolotlisation’ for World Cup

Mayor’s attempt to beautify the city with murals of mascot and plum paint jobs criticised as waste of resources

The Conversation

Trump’s Cabinet dramatically changed American foreign policy while the president made noise – a scholar of presidential rhetoric explains

The first half of 2026 has been a chaotic time for U.S. foreign policy: new tariffs, threats to annex Greenland, the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and the struggle for control of the Strait of Hormuz.

The Conversation

Uncovering coded antisemitism online takes both human expertise and AI automation

This article includes examples of antisemitic hate speech.

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The Economic Times

As chip industry chases AI, US national labs look to newcomers for supercomputers

America's nuclear weapons program faces a computing crunch. High-precision simulations for nuclear weapons are becoming difficult to power. This is because major chip makers are focusing on artificial intelligence. Sandia National Laboratories is now testing chips from new companies like NextSilicon. This ensures the nation's security mission can continue uninterrupted.

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Alaska's Federal Public Lands Transfer Shows How Feds Will Sell Your Off-Road and Hunting Areas

A recent Public Lands Order transferred over a million acres of public lands in Alaska along the famed Dalton Highway shows how the federal government will begin to chip away and sell off our public lands.

The Economic Times

Baba Vanga fuel price prophecy: Did Bulgarian mystic predict Iran war & rising petrol, diesel, CNG and LPG prices? Here’s what she said

Amidst rising global tensions and concerns over fuel prices, viral claims linking Baba Vanga's alleged 2026 predictions to economic chaos are circulating. However, there is no verified evidence of her specifically foreseeing fuel price hikes. The current anxieties are more a reflection of real-world geopolitical impacts on oil markets than…

The Guardian - US

The Iran war reminds us: we’ll never be energy-independent with fossil fuels

Energy security comes from using local, renewable resources to power, heat and cool communities, as Ukraine is doing

The Economic Times

New era begins: Warsh steps into Fed role; Prepares for inflation battle and potential rate hikes

Kevin Warsh assumes leadership of the U.S. Federal Reserve. This marks a new chapter for the central bank and President Trump. Warsh faces challenges including inflation and interest rate decisions. The Fed's balance sheet and future rate movements are key focus areas.

Fortune

Gen Z calls degrees 'useless'—but 20 years of data tells a different story: graduates are still the least likely to be unemployed

Graduates are drowning in debt and stuck in underpaid jobs—but the data shows they're still the least likely to be unemployed of anyone right now.

Reason

Archives: The Best of Brian Doherty

The June 2026 issue's archives are dedicated to longtime Reason editor Brian Doherty, who died in March.

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