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Epstein Files: 3 sacred pieces of Kaaba cloth, Kiswa, shipped from Saudi Arabia's Mecca via UAE contacts to Jeffrey Epstein in US Virgin Islands

Shocking Epstein Files reveal three sacred Kiswa pieces from Makkah's Kaaba were shipped to the convicted sex offender in 2017. Arranged via UAE-linked contacts, the sacred cloth, described as 'artwork' for customs, has sparked outrage and debate over religious respect and the handling of holy artefacts. The motive behind the…

The Times of India

How Trump helped Harvard: 5 'Crimson' leadership lessons on standing up to bullies

The people and companies of Minnesota exhibit them, too.

Fortune

Superintelligent AI Is Not Coming To Kill You

If Anyone Builds It, Everyone Dies is an extreme proposal to effectively outlaw promising AI progress.

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Women are more sceptical of AI than men. New research suggests why that may be

Why are women more sceptical of AI than men? Risk aversion and exposure could have something to do with it, a new study finds.

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Two CBP agents identified in Alex Pretti shooting are from South Texas

Border Patrol agent Jesus Ochoa and Customs and Border Protection officer Raymundo Gutierrez fired on Pretti during a protest in Minneapolis last month, according to government records viewed by ProPublica.

The Texas Tribune

AI is breaking the prevention first mindset: Why rapid recovery now matters more than ever

AI-driven attacks are outrunning prevention, making rapid recovery essential.

TechRadar

Pierre Poilievre aces leadership review: Why the Conservatives opted to stand by their man

With the support of almost 90 per cent of party delegates, Pierre Poilievre’s Conservative party leadership review results are clear and decisive.

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We Inherited $250K: I Want a Second Home, but My Wife Wants to Save for Our Kids' College.

He wants a vacation home, but she wants a 529 plan for the kids. Who's right? The experts weigh in.

Kiplinger

I'm a Financial Adviser: This Is the $300,000 Social Security Decision Many People Get Wrong

Deciding when to claim Social Security is a complex, high-stakes decision that shouldn't be based on fear or simple break-even math.

Kiplinger

7 Unexpected Ways Monthly Deposits Shrink After Retirement

We often assume that once we retire, our monthly income becomes a fixed and reliable number. We spend years calculating our Social Security benefit down...

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Black women’s health-care experiences remain marked by structural racism — here’s how institutions should move forward

Racism has long disrupted relationships, deepened social divisions and hindered collective action on global challenges. While modern societies strive to be just and advocate against social injustices, many still turn away from engaging in conversations surrounding racism, health inequities and racial tensions.

The Conversation

A morning commute, a shattered family: New York officer’s death renews call against drunk driving

What began as an ordinary early-morning drive to work ended in irreversible tragedy for a New York police family, leaving behind a grieving community and a two-year-old child who will grow up without her mother.

The Times of India

The Least Romantic but Most Loving Thing I’m Doing This February

As I have finally decided to make my move to Texas official, I’ve realized it’s also time to do something incredibly responsible: Update my “If Something Happens to Me” file. This is not morbid. This is not pessimistic. This is not me assuming the worst. This is me acknowledging that…

Blogging Away Debt

Brown Berets and Black Panther imagery resurface amid stepped-up ICE enforcement

These groups present themselves as immigrant-rights defenders, not paramilitary forces — but the names carry historic weight.

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Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla's best leadership advice: Being optimistic is better than being right

Albert Bourla, the boss of the $150 billion pharmaceutical giant Pfizer, admits leaders don’t win by always being right—the key is being someone your peers want to follow.

The Guardian - UK

China is leading the charge to nuclear Armageddon – and Starmer barely noticed

The Doomsday Clock is ticking ever more loudly as arms control mechanisms fail and leaders become more reckless. The time to be alarmed is now, says Guardian foreign affairs commentator Simon Tisdall

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Why the Same Prescription Jumps From $40 to $400 Without Warning — The Insurance Reset Behind It

It is the most common and frustrating scene in American healthcare: You walk up to the pharmacy counter to pick up the same medication you...

TechRadar

When agentic AI systems fall into the wrong hands

Agentic AI is transforming daily life, but its autonomy raises urgent privacy, security and ethical risks.

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Government's Theory for Prosecuting Don Lemon as to Disruption of Minneapolis Church Service

The indictment in U.S. v. Levy-Armstrong has been unsealed; I excerpted the key allegations as to the disruption itself in… The post Government's Theory for Prosecuting Don Lemon as to Disruption of Minneapolis Church Service appeared first on Reason.com.

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6 Household Charges That Drain Savings Faster Than Expected

When we plan for retirement, we budget for the mortgage, taxes, and groceries. We rarely budget for the slow, silent degradation of the home itself....

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Filed for Social Security Too Soon? 2 Ways to Get a Do-Over

If you've claimed Social Security too soon, two SSA rules allow a do-over. But be warned: Using them clumsily can lead to surprise repayments or lost benefits.

The Independent UK

The Latest: Huge cache of Epstein documents includes his emails with wealthy and powerful

A huge new tranche of files on millionaire financier and sex offender Jeffrey Epstein released Friday revealed details of his communications with the wealthy and powerful, some not long before his death by suicide in 2019

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Why More Cities Are Expanding Senior Utility Protections This Winter

The threat of a cold house is a terrifying prospect for any retiree. In 2026, city governments are finally recognizing that utility access is a...

Axios

Immigration enforcement fears are reaching children — here's what parents can do

Childhood trauma can create lasting health challenges that extend into adulthood, experts tell Axios.

Axios

Scoop: Epstein files include "hung like a horse" message to Clinton email

"Sorry to hear that the Belzburg stuff is bad … I could not help myself," Maxwell wrote.

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