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Sex and dating for the sandwich generation
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The New Yorker
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John Wilson's 'The History of Concrete' Breaks IFC Center Record
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Ex-hospital boss 'astonished' by staff 'complacency' after Lucy Letby's arrest
Recent findings from the Thirlwall Inquiry and reporting reveal profound institutional failures surrounding the Lucy Letby case.
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If the US Collapses Soon, Don’t Blame Emily St. John Mandel
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Hawley presses OpenAI over ‘rogue’ Hugging Face hack
Senator Josh Hawley is questioning OpenAI following a security breach involving Hugging Face, sparking a debate over AI accountability.
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Not That Kind of Mean Girl
Jocelyn Bioh assembles an all-star team for the Broadway production of School Girls; Or, The African Mean Girls Play.
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Bessent could tap near $1 trillion Treasury General Account to fund bond buybacks, sources said
Coverage indicates Scott Bessent could utilize a substantial Treasury General Account to fund upcoming bond buybacks.
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I created a viral AI watermark remover. I wasn't ready for all the attention.
Recent coverage examines viral AI watermarks, creator attention, and coder workarounds.
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How Much Natalie Portman Gossip Is Actually in Life of M?
Actor Natalie Portman is reportedly annoyed by Rachel Cusk's new novel 'Life of M', which is accused of mining her life for material.
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‘It’s Always Sunny’ Season 18 Is for the Sickos
FX's It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia returns for Season 18, with new episodes focusing on chaos and 'sicko' humor.
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How a Ukrainian Bank Worker Came to Face Life in a Russian Prison
A Ukrainian bank worker faces a life sentence in Russia amid reports of torture and the systemic detention of Ukrainian women.
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Director Matt Johnson Didn’t Understand the Anthony Bourdain Hype When He Signed on for A24’s ‘Tony’
Director Matt Johnson's approach to A24's 'Tony' sparks debate over the portrayal of Anthony Bourdain's complex life and literary legacy.
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Ariana Grande’s body sparks debate: genuine concern or public shaming?
Recent commentary across major publications examines public discourse surrounding Ariana Grande's body and medical diagnoses.
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Warsh’s Fed credibility crisis looms under Donald Trump’s presidency
Concerns mount over Federal Reserve independence and credibility as Kevin Warsh faces potential leadership under President Donald Trump.
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How India’s employment exams turned its ‘cockroach’ youth against Modi
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Gregg Araki Thinks It’s Good to Get Your Heart Broken
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All the Questions—and Explosive Answers—You Could Have About Diarrhea Summer
Public health coverage examines the rise of microscopic parasites causing widespread diarrheal illness across America.
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Is Ukraine turning the tide against Russia?
Current reporting examines whether Ukraine is turning the tide in the ongoing war against Russia.