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From saving twist ties in kitchen drawers to never missing work despite illness, these unspoken survival strategies shaped millions of us in ways our wealthier peers could never imagine—and still influence our choices decades later.
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Pioneering mathematician Dr. Gladys West has passed away at the age of 95. Her name may not be familiar to you, but her contributions certainly are; West's work laid the foundation for the global positioning system. As you likely know from experience, GPS is now an essential component of industries ranging from aviation and emergency response, as well as ensuring that you get to that dinner date or job interview... Read more ›
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If you have been hoping for a $2,000 tariff rebate check, President Donald Trump gave mixed messages in a recent interview with The New York Times. Read more ›
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I live in Minneapolis. I grew up not far from here, in a suburb of St. Paul; after stints on both coasts, my wife and I settled here to raise our daughters in a freezing state that had always welcomed us warmly. As the ongoing occupation by over 3,000 ICE agents stretches into its third […] Read more ›
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OpenAI plans to focus on "practical adoption" of AI in 2026, according to a blog post from CFO Sarah Friar. As the company spends a huge amount of money on infrastructure, OpenAI is working on "closing the gap" on what AI can do and how people actually use it. "The opportunity is large and immediate, […] Read more ›
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Hady Kfoury, founder of Naya, said working in fine-dining and fast-casual restaurants made him realize some common misconceptions about the business. Read more ›
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Development hasn't exactly been smooth since the extraction shooter's 2023 announcement. Read more ›
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Greenland Support founder Victor Schøtt said his goal is to build solidarity for Greenland's sovereignty as Donald Trump threatens a takeover. Read more ›
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Here are some hints and the answers for the NYT Connections puzzle for Jan. 20 #954. Read more ›
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OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar said the company is focused on "practical adoption" in 2026, especially in health, science, and enterprise. Read more ›
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Elon Musk suggested you don't need to bother saving for a 401 (k) because of AI. Business Insider's readers weren't on board. Read more ›
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Olympic swimmer Katie Ledecky generally follows a whole food diet, focusing on homemade dinners and veggie omelets. Read more ›
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With Marathon's 5th March release date now official, developer Bungie has started sharing other bits of info about its PvPvE extraction shooter, including a lengthy cast list that - with names including Jennifer English and Benn Starr - reads like a bit of a who's who of video game acting talent. Read more Read more ›
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China faces a shrinking population and record-low birth rates, challenging economic growth and straining pensions and healthcare. Read more ›
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Netflix has begun asking filmmakers to adjust their storytelling approach to account for viewers who are scrolling through their phones while watching, according to Matt Damon. The traditional action movie formula involves three major set pieces distributed across the first, second, and third acts. Netflix now wants a large action sequence in the opening five minutes to hook viewers. The streamer has also suggested that filmmakers reiterate plot points "three... Read more ›
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Situations that expose centralization in supposedly decentralized exchanges have become par for the course in crypto. Read more ›
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From surveys of the pre-Sputnik skies to analysis of interstellar visitors, scientists are rethinking how and where to look for physical traces of alien technology. Read more ›
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Washington is the latest state to propose laws preventing the proliferation and manufacture of 3D-printed firearms. Read more ›
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The American monoculture -- the era when three television networks, seven movie studios, and a handful of record labels determined virtually everything the country watched and heard -- is collapsing under the weight of algorithmic recommendation engines and infinite streaming options. An estimated 200 million tickets were sold for "Gone With the Wind" in 1939 when the U.S. population was 130 million; more than 100 million people watched the MAS*H... Read more ›
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From her flowy dress to the devices she carries, everything was designed with the autism community in mind. Read more ›
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When I was younger, I didn’t think my parents were “bad with money.” I thought they were small with it. They reused things too much. They asked too many questions before spending. They said no when other parents said yes. And worst of all, they did it publicly—at shops, restaurants, school events—where embarrassment travels fast. ... Read more Read more ›
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When someone shares their struggles, most of us instinctively reach for solutions or silver linings, but the people who make us feel truly understood have mastered a different approach—one that validates without fixing, acknowledges without minimizing, and creates connection through simple yet powerful phrases that transform ordinary conversations into moments of genuine human understanding. Read more ›
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While everyone's searching for life-changing morning routines, the truly content have discovered something different: it's the barely noticeable habits—like drinking water before coffee or avoiding your phone for 30 minutes—that create the biggest shift between feeling stuck and feeling alive. Read more ›
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Even years after achieving financial stability, successful people who grew up poor still check price tags obsessively, keep drawers full of "just in case" items, and feel guilty buying anything that isn't absolutely essential—revealing how deeply poverty rewires the brain in ways that prosperity can't easily undo. Read more ›
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While workplace friendships can feel genuine and comforting, the invisible boundaries that separate colleagues from true confidants have destroyed more careers than any performance review ever could. Read more ›
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From treating every conversation like a debugging session to hijacking stories with "that reminds me of when I..." – these verbal habits might be sabotaging your relationships without you even realizing it. Read more ›
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While most people chase designer labels and luxury cars to signal success, the genuinely wealthy operate by an entirely different playbook—one filled with counterintuitive habits and invisible strategies that nobody talks about but everyone should know. Read more ›
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After losing my best friend to a slow drift that taught me friendships require maintenance, not just history, I discovered eight specific behaviors that separate people who effortlessly maintain deep connections from those who watch relationships fade—and they're all choices anyone can make starting today. Read more ›
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It may not be how long you sleep, but how steady your internal clock stays from day to day. A person can be sleeping enough and still have a body clock that’s quietly coming unglued. That’s the unsettling takeaway from new research linking subtle shifts in daily sleep–wake timing and rest–activity rhythms to a higher ... Read more Read more ›
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From boardroom blunders to dinner party disasters, these seemingly harmless phrases might be sabotaging your credibility and revealing more about your insecurities than your intelligence. Read more ›
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