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Most of you are rejecting AI. The data shows you’re running out of time

We have really strong feelings about AI, positive and negative.

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Bank of America's 18,000 financial advisors just got a new AI tool as the company posts a record quarter

A new AI tool for financial advisors is one sign of how Bank of America is weaving artificial intelligence into its business model.

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Two physicians on ending the waiting-room era: bring care home

Aetna CMO Benjamin Kornitzer and former Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist on why home-based care for America's sickest seniors isn't a vision anymore.

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Moody's CEO: AI has a trust problem – better models won’t fix it

Moody’s was founded over 100 years ago on the conviction that markets function better with transparent, rigorous and independent data and analysis.

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The world's most — and least — miserable economies in 2025, ranked

Venezuela tops a new global misery index covering 178 countries, while Taiwan claims the happiest economy title for the second year running.

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Top crypto VCs like Paradigm and a16z see portfolio values shrink amid market downturn and distributions to investors

Paradigm’s holdings dipped about 6%, while a16z’s dropped almost 40% as the venture giant gave back capital from its first three funds.

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Peace talks are back on while the U.S. plays cat-and-mouse with rogue ships in the Strait of Hormuz

Everything you need to know before you reach the office this morning.

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Top New York surgeon: Americans have better data for choosing restaurants than surgeons. That has to change

A top orthopedic surgeon at Hospital for Special Surgery makes the case for radical transparency in medicine — and exactly what patients should be asking.

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When the shocks keep coming, farmer cooperatives are the only buffer that works

My organization has approved $38.75 million in new grants supporting 16 producer organization-led projects across 27 low-income countries.

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Forget the chatbot wars. Demis Hassabis is thinking about something far bigger

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The Iran war’s fertilizer shock is hammering American farmers, and 70% can’t afford what they need for this year’s growing season

Prices for three main fertilizers used by farmers are all up double digits since the Iran war started.

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These Americans are refusing to pay their taxes in protest of the Trump administration

From a Brooklyn freelancer who hasn’t paid federal taxes since the Vietnam War to a new mom horrified by the Iran war, tax resisters say they’d rather face IRS consequences than fund policies they oppose.

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Oil prices may be falling, but for the wrong reason: ‘Demand destruction’ throttling global consumption, report finds

The International Energy Agency said oil demand is projected to contract by 80,000 barrels per day in 2026.

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German workers take more than a day off work sick, every single month—so now the government is stepping in and proposing to cut their pay for it

Germany already told its workers to ditch four-day weeks and work-life balance. Now the government wants to cut their pay for calling in sick, too.

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Why no nation is truly ‘energy independent’ while the Strait of Hormuz remains closed

The U.S. blockade is working, but a potential global recession still looms.

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Education experts to Mamdani: Why are you foisting AI on our kids?

“If a local children’s hospital told parents, ‘We’ve got this new drug, it has potential, just trust us,’ people would be horrified.”

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This CEO pirated video games as a teen and became a hacker for the Air Force. Now he’s built a $3 billion cyber firm

Huntress CEO Kyle Hanslovan bootstrapped his way from online hacker forums to a $3 billion valuation—without an Ivy League degree.

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Trumpflation hits the World Cup: Fans face $80–$100 transit fares on top of $4,000-plus tickets

NJ Transit is modeling a 700% rail-fare surge to MetLife Stadium. Boston has already locked in 4x hikes. With $4,000 group-stage seats and $10,000 finals tickets, the World Cup's hidden costs are adding up fast.

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Teacher, blame thyself: Yale report savages Ivy League schools for destroying American trust in higher education

A new faculty report from Yale diagnoses the trust crisis gripping U.S. colleges and universities—and doesn’t spare its own institution from criticism.

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Fed chair nominee Kevin Warsh is worth more than $100 million and has stakes in SpaceX and Polymarket

Ahead of Warsh’s confirmation hearing next week, he disclosed his financial holdings.

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From wool sneakers to GPUs: Allbirds’ desperate AI pivot and 600% stock surge, explained

Allbirds is now NewBird AI. Wall Street doesn’t care that it knows nothing about AI.

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The Sam Altman attack is putting two anti-AI groups under scrutiny—but the story is more complicated

After an alleged attack on Sam Altman’s home, attention has turned to two similarly named anti-AI groups. Here’s how they differ, and why both are facing scrutiny.

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Elizabeth Warren on her proposal to bring back IRS Direct File: ‘For just one day of bombing Iran, we could pay for 20 years’

“For years, giant tax prep companies like TurboTax and H&R Block have rigged our system so they can cash in on your hard-earned dollars.”

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‘I am certain’: Harvard policy expert warns the true cost of the Iran war to U.S. taxpayers will exceed $1 trillion

Linda Bilmes, along with economist Joseph Stiglitz, previously calculated the true cost of the 2003 Iraq war was at least fourfold greater than initially projected.

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Starbucks wants you to ask ChatGPT about what coffee to get, right as America boils over with AI backlash vibes

AI-powered recommendations promise to simplify shopping and coffee runs, but data suggests humans are just messier than that.

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