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Kamala Voter Cancels Christmas Over Husband’s Support for Trump: ‘I

Kamala Harris Voter Cancels Christmas Over Husband's Support for Trump: 'I Felt an Urge to Punish Him'

After her husband posted a social media message celebrating Donald Trump's re-election, a distraught liberal voter canceled holiday plans with his family.

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Retirement Investment In Volatile Times: Insights From Experity Wealth

The Fed's tightening has had a ripple effect across the economy, slowing down housing demand and cooling the tech sector, which had seen explosive growth during the pandemic.

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Facing election anxiety: how the Latino community can find support and stay resilient

Here are a few tips to manage heightened stress during a high stakes period

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Argentina's economic crisis: whoever wins presidential election is on a collision course with the IMF

The country is also in recession, fuelled by a three-year drought that has done much damage to agricultural exports.

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Michael Gambon: an unshowy actor of enormous range and charm

His major theatrical roles include Shakespeare's Othello, King Lear and Falstaff, and Brecht's Galileo, together with starring roles in works by the finest contemporary playwrights of his era: Beckett, Pinter, Churchill, Hare, Gray and Ayckbourn.

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Lost in the coffee aisle? Navigating the complex buzzwords behind an 'ethical' bag of beans is easier said than done

Consumers are often asked to make more responsible choices. Yet when it comes to commodity goods like coffee, the complex production chain can turn an uncomplicated habit into a complicated decision.

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Remote Workers Are More Aware Of Cybersecurity Risks Than In-Office Employees: Study

When employees work from the office, they generally expect their organization to provide and deploy security countermeasures to deal with cyber threats and risks. As a result, in-office workers may become complacent about cybersecurity awareness.

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Traditional Downtowns Are Dead Or Dying In Many US Cities − What's Next For These Zones?

U.S. downtowns were in trouble before the COVID-19 pandemic. Today's overhang of excess commercial space was years in the making.

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NASA's Mars Rovers Could Inspire A More Ethical Future For AI

Rather than using AI to replace workers, companies can build teams that ethically integrate the technology.

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In Future, We'll See Fewer Generic AI Chatbots And More Specialized Ones Tailored To Our Needs

AIs are limited by the data it's exposed to in order to make them better at what they do – in this case mimicking human speech and providing users with useful answers.

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EV Sales Growth Points To Oil Demand Peaking By 2030 − So Why Is Oil Industry Increasing Production?

Even though demand for petroleum products in other sectors, like aviation and petrochemicals, is still increasing, the IEA expects a decline in road transportation's 50% share of oil consumption to drive an overall peak in demand within a few years.

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Sustainable Use Of Natural Resources: Lessons From Pantanal Communities

The community's residents communicate and help each other to identify which bays to use, constantly rotating the use of natural resources. Without central regulation, but through communication and mobility, they survive and also protect nature.