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A PG&E Corp. unit has bought a San Jose building in a move to bolster the utility's South Bay operations. Read more ›
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You have met this person. They cried at the fundraiser. They posted the heartfelt tribute when a colleague’s parent died. They were the first to speak up in the meeting when someone was being treated unfairly. They appear, by every visible measure, to be deeply empathetic. Then you watch them in private. The waiter who ... Read more Read more ›
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The Samsung Galaxy S26 series launched globally on Wednesday last week, which means that this was its first full week of sales – and the prices are already dropping. The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra 512GB is down to €1,230 – that’s 25% off! It’s the most popular of the S26 trio around the world and with good reason. It’s the most updated phone this generation with some tangible improvements. We’ll... Read more ›
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An anonymous reader quotes a report from CNBC: The Trump administration on Friday issued (PDF) a legislative framework for a single national policy on artificial intelligence, aiming to create uniform safety and security guardrails around the nascent technology while preempting states from enacting their own AI rules. The six-pronged outline broadly proposes a slew of regulations on AI products and infrastructure, ranging from implementing new child-safety rules to standardizing the... Read more ›
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The NYT Strands hints and answers you need to make the most of your puzzling experience. Read more ›
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Your domestic flight options are about to shrink as the carrier cuts "temporarily unprofitable" flights, starting with red-eyes and low traffic days. Read more ›
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Calorie counters and heart rate monitors are a dime a dozen. Wellness goes deeper to address unique needs in effective and user-friendly apps. Read more ›
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A new contender is emerging in the battery world, promising faster charging and surprising advantages that could shake up today's dominant tech. Read more ›
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Anthropic filed a brief on Friday showing how close the Department of Defense was to reaching an agreement with it about using its artificial intelligence even after Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth Feb. 27 said he would direct the agency to declare the company a supply chain risk. Anthropic ... Read more ›
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A friend once pulled me aside after a dinner party and told me something that stung: “You’re treating everyone here like interview subjects. You’re gathering data, not connecting.” She was right. I thought I was being engaging, asking questions, showing interest. What I was actually doing was performing a version of conversation that looked like ... Read more Read more ›
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Aging men often lose the Y chromosome in a growing number of their cells—and it may be far more dangerous than once believed. This loss has been linked to heart disease, cancer, Alzheimer’s, and shorter lifespans. Researchers suspect Y-less cells may grow faster and disrupt normal body functions. What seemed like a minor genetic quirk could actually be a major driver of age-related disease. Read more ›
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Elon Musk’s long-running battle over his $44 billion takeover of Twitter has taken a new turn—and this time, a jury has weighed in. A federal jury in San Francisco has found that Musk misled Twitter investors during his 2022 attempt to ... Read more ›
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Arguments aren't what test friendships — the real test comes when someone states what they actually need, and both people discover whether the relationship was built on honesty or on the quiet comfort of never having to find out. Read more ›
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Twenty years from now, you won't be haunted by the investment advice you ignored or the yoga classes you skipped — you'll be sitting across from someone, still waiting to hear the one sentence that could have changed everything. Read more ›
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When I asked fifteen therapists what their clients in their forties most commonly grieve, not one mentioned a relationship or career. Every single one described the same loss: the person they thought they'd become by now. Read more ›
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The loneliness of midlife isn't about lacking company. It's about realizing you spent two decades building a life so efficiently optimized that you edited yourself out of it, and now the person everyone relies on is a performance with no one inside. Read more ›
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This heartbreaking pattern reveals how an entire generation learned to equate needing help with personal failure, mistaking their slow withdrawal from family life as a gift when it's actually a learned performance of disappearance that robs everyone of connection when it matters most. Read more ›
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Nine divorce attorneys all pointed to the same invisible skill that separates couples who last from couples who split — and none of them mentioned love. The answer is relational repair: the quiet, unglamorous ability to come back to each other after a rupture. Read more ›
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Strict parenting often wasn't about distrust — it was the only language of love available to people who grew up in worlds that punished mistakes permanently. Recognising that creates a particular kind of grief that's harder to process than simple resentment. Read more ›
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The calls started coming after midnight — not emergencies, just adult children "checking in" — and that's when these men realized the world had quietly reassigned their roles without sending a memo. Read more ›
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Organizations routinely promote the performance of certainty over genuine competence, rewarding anxiety-driven decisiveness while filtering out the honest, careful thinking they claim to want. The cost is both organizational and deeply personal. Read more ›
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Inside that rubber-banded leather brick lives forty years of proof that once upon a time, your existence couldn't be deleted with a software update. Read more ›
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