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Here’s What Social Security Could Look Like in 2035

The future of Social Security remains uncertain, forcing people to ask questions like, "Will Social Security run out?"

GOBankingRates

‘Sounds familiar’: how the US-Israeli war in Iran parallels Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

Both campaigns have been framed differently at different times, with dubious claims of defensive action and a curious reluctance to label it war

The Guardian - UK

‘American Power will finally stand up in cyberspace’: Trump unveils new cyber strategy he says will “deploy the full suite of US government defensive and offensive cyber operations”

The Trump administration has revealed its US cyber strategy for the first time, and it is very 'America First'.

TechRadar

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US allies and rivals in Asia gauge fallout from war in the Middle East

North Korea, South Korea, Japan, and China are watching warily as war spreads across the Middle East

The Independent UK

Iraq war’s aftermath was a disaster for the US – the Iran war is headed in the same direction

The United States military achieved every objective it set when it went to war in Iraq in 2003. Decapitation: Saddam Hussein was captured, tried and hanged. Air dominance: total, within days. Regime collapse: The Iraqi government fell in 21 days.

The Conversation

Chicago woman catches her husband of 4 years cheating. Then she reveals the shocking way she found out—and it involves a Lowe’s fridge

Some cheating scandals start with lipstick on a collar. This one started with a broken refrigerator. One Chicago woman says she was simply trying to track down a warranty after the appliance in their newly bought home gave out.

The Mary Sue

Not Even Death Can Cheat the IRS: Lessons From a Massachusetts Estate

If you owed money to the IRS while alive, your death isn’t going to stop them from collecting. Here's what you need to know about death and taxes.

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Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz warns AI’s hunger for internet comments could degrade the world’s ‘information ecosystem’

AI will produce “garbage” that will fight with information from traditional media sources, and prediction markets are not safe from this “information ecosystem” deterioration.

Fortune

Nancy Guthrie Investigation Breakthrough – Retired SWAT Commander Reveals Valuable Insight That Might Help Crack the Case

A retired SWAT commander shares new insight into the Nancy Guthrie investigation, revealing how electronic evidence, witness tips or a suspect's mistake could finally crack the case.

International Business Times UK

Here are the Iran war's biggest unknowns, from Tehran's new leader to oil prices

Big questions remain about the Iran war as it barrels into week two

The Independent UK

3 Financial Hurdles Coming Up for Women: How to Overcome Them, From aFinancial Planner

From the widow's penalty to higher health costs, women will encounter a host of money worries over the course of a lifetime. You need a robust financial plan.

Kiplinger

An effort to remedy harm from a race-based kidney test helps Black patients seeking transplants

A racially biased medical test for years kept Black people from getting kidney transplants

The Independent UK

Donald Trump Assassination Plots: Inside Iran's 'Sick' Recruitment Of US 'Kill Teams'

US court cases reveal alleged Iranian plots to assassinate Donald Trump, with operatives accused of recruiting hit teams, wiring funds and using coded language to plan attacks on US soil.

International Business Times UK

People really hate AI but not as much as Iran—or Democrats

The technology has a lower favorability than even President Donald Trump or ICE.

Fortune

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The Guardian - UK

Britons don’t want any part of Trump’s war fixation – the sooner Labour realises that the better

Kowtowing to US foreign policy in Iraq and Afghanistan had disastrous consequences. Why are leaders making the same mistake again, asks Guardian columnist Owen Jones

The Conversation

COVID vaccination: we now may know why some people developed blood clots

COVID vaccines saved millions of lives, but months into the rollout, a small number of people began developing dangerous blood clots in unusual parts of the body. These only happened after vaccines that used a modified adenovirus to deliver its payload – such as the AstraZeneca vaccine. Why these blood…

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‘All they do is fail, fail, fail’: Marjorie Taylor Greene done with Republican Party after mountain of broken promises

I'm sure they're sad to see her go.

GOBankingRates

I Asked ChatGPT What Would Happen If Lower-Income Americans Didn’t Pay Taxes — and If the Rich Paid More

To explore it, I asked ChatGPT how that would actually work in practice. Here is what it said.

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The Conversation

How the U.S.-Israel attack on Iran helps Russia in its war against Ukraine

The American and Israeli attacks on Iran and the confusion within the United States over the war’s objectives are making headlines.

The Independent UK

The US is not winning this war – Iran’s new supreme leader shows it is little more than Team America: World Police

COMMENT: The election of a new Iranian supreme leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, is a sign that the ayatollahs have survived the first wave of attacks by Trump’s squad and may endure even longer. World affairs editor Sam Kiley looks at whether US foreign policy is now a satire of itself

The Conversation

Abandoned Pennsylvania mines and waste-heat recycling could make the state’s massive new data centers far more sustainable

The electricity needed to power new Pennsylvania data centers already in advanced stages of planning could power 11 million homes – nearly twice the total number of households in the state.

The Conversation

Social media can draw attention to atrocities – a key factor in reducing risk of recurrence

Social media is often blamed for stoking violence. But it can play a positive role by drawing attention to atrocities – both past and present – which research suggests can make them less likely to occur.

Saving Advice

Washington Long-Term Care Tax (WA Cares): What Workers Are Paying and Who Can Opt Out

Washington’s long‑term care program — known as the WA Cares Fund — is one of the most talked‑about payroll deductions in the state, and for...

We Got This Covered

13yo alleged Trump victim’s story investigated, several key details confirmed as true

Karoline Leavitt dismissed her as "disturbed", but wouldn't you be too if this happened to you?

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8 Survivor Benefits Questions Adult Children Should Ask Before They File Anything

When a parent passes away, adult children often feel pressured to file Social Security survivor benefits quickly — but rushing can cost a family thousands...

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