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Trump lashes out after WSJ trashes him

In yet another tirade, Trump went after "the die-hard globalists at the editorial board" of the Wall Street Journal

Salon

Jeffrey Epstein held meetings with Trump associates before 2016 election - years after sex offender conviction

The convicted sex offender invited Trump’s campaign backers Thomas Barrack and Peter Thiel to lunch with Russian diplomat Vitaly Churkin

The Independent UK

Tesla investigated over funds ‘used to build secret Austin house for Elon Musk’

Reports suggest plans for ‘Project 42’ included a glass structure that contained a residential element for the chief executive

The Guardian - UK

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TV anchor had a secret phone for conversations with Under Armour founder Kevin Plank

Stephanie Ruhle confirmed that she had three phones: a work phone, a personal phone and a “Kevin Plank phone”.

Fortune

Jennifer Aniston says this is the one lesson she wishes she’d learned earlier in her career

“It’s a tough muscle to build.”

Fortune

‘How do you get salmon’s sperm?’ — the wildest revelations from *that* Jennifer Aniston interview

Her wide-ranging interview with WSJ magazine is going viral — here’s everything we learned

Evening Standard

Jennifer Aniston speaks out against cancel culture

The Friends star said that not everyone should be put ‘in the Harvey Weinstein basket ... is there no redemption?’

Evening Standard

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UAE says not flouting ally sanctions as its economy warms to Russia

WSJ claims the UAE is benefitting from the war in Ukraine, providing a refuge for Russian money.

Al Jazeera

Maui teachers fear children will be among dead as 7-year-old found in burned car

More than 100 people are dead but few of the victims have been identified

The Independent UK

US deployed warships after China, Russia naval patrol near Alaska: WSJ

The US dispatched four destroyers after 11 Russian and Chinese ships went close to Alaska state, according a WSJ report.

Al Jazeera

Russia Is Seizing European Company Assets

In recent months, Russia began seizing assets from companies based in Western countries.

Zenger

From fast food employee to fame — the meteoric rise of Euphoria’s Angus Cloud

The one-of-a-kind actor has died suddenly age 25. Maddy Mussen takes a walk back through his childhood, big break, and sudden fame

Evening Standard

Apple admits bug is breaking Screen Time parental controls on iOS devices, but a fix is coming

The previous release of iOS messed up Screen Time, and now this has happened again with iOS 16.6.

TechRadar

iPhone Screen Time bug is breaking Downtime limits — what you need to know

A strange bug is continuously resetting Downtime limits in the Screen Time settings for iPhones and iPads, meaning you or your kids may suddenly be able to use their devices when previously you couldn't.

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All of the buzz: A new breakthrough in liquor tech could be the key to avoiding hangovers altogether

A London-based company is perfecting a synthetic alcohol called Alcarelle that it claims will deliver the pleasurable side effects of the drug without the negative ones.

Multichannel News

AT&T and Verizon Say EPA and Other Third Parties Should Assess Lead Cables Issue Before Environmental Disaster Is Declared

Both telcos have no plans, at least for now, to remove lead cables, and will be conducting further tests

Fortune

Elon Musk cuts ad prices to lure companies back to Twitter/X

Despite the turmoil surrounding his management of the social media platform, Musk remains convinced that 'X will become the most valuable brand on Earth.'

Fortune

Workers are creating a ‘dead zone’ between 4-6 p.m. to fit in COVID-era habits

Despite mass mandates for workers to return to the old way of working—in an office from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.—bosses aren’t having any luck keeping bums on seats until end of play.

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11 years later, people may be starting to like Apple Maps

A new report claims iPhone users are starting to see the benefits of Apple Maps — despite its long-standing reputation.

Multichannel News

Does the Telecom Industry Have an Exxon Valdez-Scale Problem on Its Hands With Toxic Lead Cables?

As a shocking week-old ‘Wall Street Journal’ exposé continues to reverberate, equity analysts try to size up the financial damage

Zenger

Elon Musk’s Texas Glass House Sparks Internal Probe At Tesla

Tesla investigates secretive 'Project 42' amid questions of misused funds and Musk's involvement.

The Independent UK

Journalists demand ‘immediate release’ of Evan Gershkovic on 100th day of detention

Detention of journalist by Russia is a ‘full-throated assault’ on democracy, says chief of News Media Association

The Independent UK

Sergey Brin’s ex-wife Nicole Shanahan addresses Elon Musk affair allegations

‘Did we have a romantic relationship? No,’ she says

Al Jazeera

US ambassador to Russia visits jailed WSJ reporter Gershkovich

Evan Gershkovich is in ‘good health and remains strong’, US State Department says, reiterating call for his release.

Salon

DOJ targeting Trump lawyers: report

Justice Department prosecutors questioned Trump's former personal attorney for nearly eight hours

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