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The subtle phrases we drop in everyday conversations—from casual self-insults to unnecessary apologies—are secretly broadcasting our deepest insecurities to the world, and most of us don't even realize we're doing it.
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Intel has officially sold over 217 million of its common stock to Nvidia in a historic equity investment worth $5 billion. The stake was originally announced in September, after the U.S. government had invested its own $8.9 billion into Intel. Following FTC approvals in early December, the sale has now been completed. Read more ›
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Over the last year, the youngest generation of American voters have scrambled a lot of our understanding of politics. The Gen Z cohort swung hard toward Republicans last year, moving anywhere from 6 to 21 points toward President Donald Trump (depending on the data source) compared to 2020. But, they now appear to be just as […] Read more ›
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OnePlus will make the Turbo 6 and Turbo 6V official on January 8, as the first two members of its new Turbo range of devices (we don't know why it went straight to 6 either). Ahead of that, the company has revealed their designs and key specs earlier today, and now we also have two teaser videos for you to look at. The first one is about the Turbo 6... Read more ›
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Teresa Johnson shares how a leap of faith on a pottery studio grew into Color Me Mine, now earning $55 million and transforming her family's future. Read more ›
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The time it takes to save for a down payment came down from its peak of 12 years in 2022. But, it's still about double what it was just six years ago. Read more ›
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Every episode from the classic run and the 2016 revival is coming to Pluto TV on January 1. Read more ›
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Love them or hate them, more than half of the world's population interacts with algorithmic recommendations in some way every day. Algorithmic recommendations play an integral role in how users discover new content across platforms like Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube. It can be nice to be fed a stream of fresh posts, pictures, and […] Read more ›
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Dr. Andrew Carroll, a family physician in Chandler, Arizona, a suburb outside of Phoenix, first arrived there in 2000, the same year the United States declared measles had been eradicated. Now, 25 years later, an outbreak is accelerating a couple hours away from his practice — only the latest in a number of troubling outbreaks across […] Read more ›
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While everyone else seems to glide effortlessly through social situations, you're the one replaying conversations at 3 AM and apologizing for existing—but what if these "awkward" tendencies are actually signs of rare emotional intelligence that most people lack? Read more ›
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While the rest of us are desperately searching for the fountain of youth in expensive creams and treatments, there's a group of people who've been quietly defying their birth certificates through surprisingly simple daily rituals that science is only now beginning to understand. Read more ›
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You've unknowingly signed up for a daily happiness subscription that charges you in ways you can't see on your screen time report—and the price keeps going up. Read more ›
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Most of us unknowingly sabotage our own reputation through seemingly harmless behaviors that make others secretly lose respect for us—and the most damaging ones often feel like they're protecting us. Read more ›
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After interviewing dozens of retirees living fulfilling lives on less than $40k annually, I discovered they all share the same radical approaches to money that most financial advisors would call reckless—yet they have something their wealthier peers desperately lack. Read more ›
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While that uncomfortable feeling in your gut might be trying to tell you something important, the subtle ways people telegraph their silent judgments are so nuanced that most of us miss them entirely—until now. Read more ›
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The kindest souls often find themselves surrounded by acquaintances but starved for deep connections—and the very traits that make them so compassionate might be the invisible barriers keeping true friendship at arm's length. Read more ›
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The middle children of American generations have quietly claimed an unwanted title: Generation X is officially the most stressed demographic in the country. But here’s the twist researchers keep finding: these same individuals might also be the most equipped to handle it. Born between 1965 and 1980, Gen X has consistently reported higher stress levels ... Read more Read more ›
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