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Why a Small Income Increase Could Trigger a Major Medicare Cost Spike

Imagine getting a small raise, withdrawing a little extra from retirement, or selling an asset—only to see your healthcare costs jump dramatically. That’s exactly what...

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Internet swoons over ‘Army beauty’ — but Jessica Foster isn’t real

A viral online persona, Jessica Foster, presented as a patriotic Army woman, has been exposed as an AI-generated fake. Experts highlight this as a growing strategy by right-wing accounts to blend patriotism with explicit content, using convincing AI imagery to attract viewers, monetize interest, and promote political agendas.

The Times of India

Companies are now on the front lines of war. They need to act like it

Iranian drones hit U.S. data centers in the Gulf. For corporate security chiefs, it's a wake-up call that can't be ignored: your company is now a target.

Fortune

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5 Retirement Tax Myths That Sound Smart — Until You Do the Math

Here are five retirement tax myths that sound smart, until you do the math.

GOBankingRates

Trump’s Iran war stirs anger in Maga country Kentucky

In Appalachia, a deeply red region hit by poverty and cuts, some ask why billions are going to war instead of home

The Guardian - US

Little joy to be found among Iranian Americans over the war and Iran’s future: ‘I have righteous anger’

Iranians in the diaspora are divided as Friday rang in Persian new year and the war on their homeland reached three-week mark

The Guardian - US

Chuck Norris never lost a fight, including the one against CBS for $30 million over Walker, Texas Ranger

The action legend, who died at 86, built a $70 million fortune from $10,000-a-film beginnings, fought CBS in court over Walker, Texas Ranger profits, and won.

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When saving mothers isn’t a good deed

Despite billions invested in women's health globally, AIDS remains a leading killer of young women, and maternal deaths persist. Sophie Harman's book reveals how political calculations and corporate interests often overshadow genuine progress.

The Times of India

I asked Google Maps to find the cheapest gas — this hidden feature nailed it

Gas prices near me were all over the place — so I used Google Maps to find the cheapest option. Here’s what actually saved me money.

Tom’s Guide

“A Big Request”: Mom Teaches Her Son To Stand His Ground After His Postpartum Wife Asks For Help

Most people think the hardest part of having a baby is labor and delivery, but the truth is, the weeks after birth can be even tougher. That’s when new moms are physically healing and emotionally adjusting, and support at this stage can make all the difference. But it’s not always…

Bored Panda

Why 500K+ Affordable Rental Homes are Quietly Vanishing from Rural Communities

If you think the housing crisis is only a big-city problem, think again. Across rural America, affordable rental homes are disappearing at an alarming pace,...

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Trust and judgement: the challenge facing the AI-driven SOC

Balancing autonomy and accountability in the AI-driven security operations center.

TechRadar

University of North Texas to cut more than 70 programs and minors to trim $45 million deficit

Degrees in linguistics and Latin American and women’s and gender studies will be phased out. LGBTQ, Mexican American, Africana and Asian studies are among 25 undergrad minors that will also be cut.

The Texas Tribune

The 60-Year-Old Mistake: Why Taking Survivor Benefits Early Could Cost You Thousands

Losing a spouse is one of life’s hardest moments, and financial decisions during that time can feel overwhelming. Many widows and widowers don’t realize they...

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Roll Call

A cacophony of presidential words, but few policy changes from Trump

ANALYSIS — A tidal wave of presidential words does not policy make. That was the lesson this past week at the White House, the Capitol and on board Air Force Once, where President Donald Trump got out 35,615 words publicly between Sunday and Thursday, according to CQ Roll Call’s Factba.se.…

Latin Times

Chuck Norris Dies at 86: The Latino Connection Behind the Name, the Myth and the Man

Chuck Norris, the martial artist turned action hero whose square-jawed toughness powered a long career in film and television and later transformed him into one of the internet's most enduring myths, has died at 86. Born Carlos Ray Norris, he owed the moniker known worldwide to a Latino soldier.

The Conversation

How active have Iran’s proxy groups been since the start of the war?

One of the most notable aspects of the war in Iran so far has been the extent of Tehran’s isolation in the region. This has been exemplified not only by the widening divide between Iran and its Gulf Arab neighbours, but also by the highly variable responses to the conflict…

International Business Times UK

Awkward White House Moment: Donald Trump Jokes About Pearl Harbour in Front of Japan PM

The attack on Pearl Harbour remains one of the most significant and painful moments in US history.

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Pentagon Requests $200 Billion More For Iran War: How High Will Costs Go?

America's Iran war bill explodes as the Pentagon seeks £160bn more. With no end in sight, how high could the costs really go?

The Independent UK

Jehovah's Witnesses ease policy on transfusions, allowing storage and use of one's own blood

Jehovah’s Witness leaders are modifying their rules on blood transfusions by letting members choose whether to store and reuse their own blood for medical care

Reason

Andrew Kent on the Alien Enemies Act

His work further demonstrates that the AEA cannot be used in response to illegal migration or drug smuggling, but only when there is a military attack.

Clever Dude

Colon Cancer Is Hitting Men Earlier—These New Screening Rules Could Save Your Life

Colon cancer no longer plays by the old rules. Doctors once treated it as a disease that showed up later in life, but that assumption keeps getting shattered as more younger men land in exam rooms with diagnoses that feel way too early. The numbers keep climbing, and the shift…

International Business Times UK

A Barrel for $115: Rising Oil Prices Pressures Donald Trump on Iran Sanctions Strategy

Explore the potential shift in US energy policy as oil prices soar past $115 a barrel. Discover how Trump's administration considers easing Iranian oil sanctions to stabilize markets amidst Middle East tensions. Learn about the economic and political implications of this strategic move.

The Conversation

Overconfidence is how wars are lost − lessons from Vietnam, Afghanistan and Ukraine for the war in Iran were ignored

Wars are rarely lost first on the battlefield. They are lost in leaders’ minds − when leaders misread what they and their adversaries can do, when their confidence substitutes for comprehension, and when the last war is mistaken for the next one.

The Guardian - UK

Behind the bombast, Trump will be worried: when he tries to stop the war on Iran, will anyone listen?

Though the president wields great power, the conflict in the Middle East is spiralling in unforeseen ways that he may not be able to control, says foreign affairs commentator Simon Tisdall

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