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Mamdani's Socialists Conquer New York City

Robby Soave and Jason Russell break down the socialist sweep in NYC, the latest in House of the Dragon, and the World Cup.

Reason

No More Tariffs on Asian Olympic Dragons!

Robby Soave and Jason Russell celebrate the SCOTUS tariff news before pivoting to the politics of the Winter Olympics.

Reason

The new pastel Oura Ring 4 Ceramic colors look chic in person, but Oura's new clamshell charging case has one small drawback

Oura debuts four new Oura Ring 4 Ceramic edition rings, along with a new charging case – which, unlike the Samsung Galaxy Ring, you have to buy separately.

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Exclusive: Oura VP hints at a future where ‘complementary wearables’ assist your smart ring

From smart rings that harvest your body heat to complementary wearables that supplement your smart ring's data, Oura has big plans for the next decade.

Tom’s Guide

The future of wearable wellness tech: 5 wild predictions for 2035 according to experts and industry leaders

Smartwatch batteries that never need a recharge, steering wheels that sense when you're stressed, and contact lenses that help you remember acquaintances' names — the not-too-distant future of wearable and embeddable technology is fascinating.

Tom’s Guide

Trump Should Kill Commanders Stadium Deal, but Not Because of the Team's Name

If Trump kills the deal over the team changing its name, he'd be doing the right thing but in perhaps the most corrupt possible way.

Reason

Maybe this is the year your crappy alma mater doesn't choke!

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The Oura ring reviewed: is this wellness tracker helpful to cyclists?

With its focus on recovery and wellness, the Oura ring offers unique insights but is it worth the investment over other wearables?

Cycling Weekly

The Oura ring got a facelift. Here’s what to know about the newly released product

Women in their twenties are the fastest-growing cohort of users.

Fortune

Secret Service protocols scrutinized following Trump assassination attempt

"It was a basic oversight, but a catastrophic one," a former Secret Service agent told Axios.

Axios

Smartwatches dominate, but smart rings could be the next big thing in health monitoring

Usually in the size of traditional rings, smart rings are designed to track sleep and fitness and are rapidly gaining popularity. With many new players entering the market, smart rings are emerging as a powerful tool to monitor health and enhance various aspects of the user's life.

Android Central

Premature deaths of hundreds of homeless Australians ‘completely unacceptable’, housing minister says

Comments from Julie Collins come in response to Guardian Australia investigation and as advocates push for new ways to monitor crisis

The Guardian - AU

Oura VP on Samsung Galaxy Ring: 'Companies are scared of missing out on the next big wave'

Here's what smart ring maker Oura has to say on Samsung's Galaxy Ring and staying on top as smart rings go mainstream.

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Bipartisan Tax Credit Bonanza

Plus: California reparations bills drop, the Biden administration continues the war on gas stoves, and D.C.'s rising crime rate.

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GOP Debate Stuff We Didn't Hate

Plus: A listener question about the continued absurdity of sports stadium subsidies

The Conversation

How white saviourism harms international development

A little while ago, two comedians on a late-night show poked fun of the “white saviour complex.” It’s the idea that people of colour, whether in the Global South or in the West, need “saving” from a white western person or aid worker.

Tribune News Service

California taxpayers told they owe the IRS money when they already paid. Here’s why

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — The Internal Revenue Service has sent letters to taxpayers throughout California telling them they owe money — and hefty penalties and interest — for their 2021 taxes even though they had already paid everything they were obligated to pay.

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