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This rolling duffel fits a week of clothes and saves your shoulder — and it is on sale for under $50.
NBC Newsby Bethany Heitman·1d ago
Packing for a trip shouldn’t leave you struggling to fit everything you need or sweating as you haul your bag through a busy airport. This duffel bag makes sure neither issue is a problem.
Dem House candidate's 2013 arrest resurfaces in pivotal race for control of Congress
FOX Newsby Elizabeth Elkind·1d ago
A far-left candidate running for the House of Representatives in Michigan was arrested for resisting police during a 2013 protest.
Pete Hegseth's path to the 2028 GOP nomination isn't a joke
Salonby Amanda Marcotte·1d ago
Pete Hegseth may be the most hated man in Washington. According to a recent polling analysis by CNN’s Harry Enten, the defense secretary’s approval ratings have fallen below even the basement-level...
Culture, welfare and politics clash over Sri Lanka’s long-delayed animal welfare law
Mongabay Globalby Dilrukshi Handunnetti·1d ago
- Sri Lanka’s government has greenlit the country’s long-delayed animal welfare bill, which proposes stringent penalties for cruelty to animals and would replace a century-old animal cruelty law.
U.S. military destroys alleged drug-smuggling boat in Pacific Ocean, killing 2 people
CBS Newsby The Associated Press·1d ago
The United States military said Monday it carried out a strike on an in the Pacific Ocean, killing two people. U.S.
Screen time at ages 1 and 6 may matter more than parents realize
ScienceDaily·1d ago
Screen time at ages 1 and 6 may matter more than parents realize - Date: - August 24, 2026 - Source: - Zhejiang University - Summary: - More screen time during infancy and around the start of...
I was fired for resisting technology. It saved my career
Salonby Susan Shapiro·1d ago
I was not surprised by recent news that online classes have become swamped by artificial intelligence cheating, eroding academic integrity.
Forget Meta Ray-Bans. These Dorky-Looking Virtual Display Glasses Are Way More Useful
Wiredby Boone Ashworth·1d ago
“URGENT: Immediate Action Required” blasts into my eyeballs as I scroll through the impossibly giant email inbox looming directly in front of my face.
With a Heart for Any Fate: Early Notes from the Oregon Trail - 3 Quarks Daily
3 Quarks Dailyby Mark Harvey·1d ago
by Mark Harvey Time gets compressed as you get older. When you’re a kid, a month waiting for summer break can seem like an eternity, whereas later in life, you marvel that just yesterday our...
Thune-aligned groups unleash historic war chest to defend Senate majority: 'Winning message'
FOX Newsby Leo Briceno·1d ago
The Senate Leadership Fund (SLF), a top GOP campaign group aligned with Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D., announced that it and other allies have raised over $500 million ahead of the 2026...
Andrew feels ‘abandoned’ by royal family, rejects King Charles’ invitation over outcast fears: experts
FOX Newsby Stephanie Nolasco·1d ago
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor reportedly feels "abandoned" by his family as his royal exile deepens.
Cornered by Big Bend backlash, Texas Republicans tread carefully around Trump
Salonby Gabby Birenbaum·1d ago
For over a generation, Texas Republicans have owned the politics of the southern border. Now the Trump administration’s latest border project has them cornered, stuck between constituents outraged...
Baker busts common sourdough myth that keeps busy Americans out of the kitchen
FOX Newsby Peter Burke·1d ago
A loaf of sourdough can take three days to make. That doesn't mean you'll spend three days making it. That's the distinction Kate Freebairn wants busy would-be bread bakers to understand.
AI's massive appetite for power, water ignites fight in high-stakes Texas Senate race
FOX Newsby Alex Miller·1d ago
FIRST ON FOX: There’s an ugly political fight brewing in the Lone Star State over data centers, and both candidates running for Senate are racing each other to unveil their plans to slow the AI...
The Art of Mess in the AI Era
Timeby Debbie Millman·1d ago
Look closely at a painting, and you might be able to see where an artist changed their mind. Beneath the finished surface, there may be an abandoned line, a figure moved several inches to the left...
Should You Apply for the Guggenheim Fellowship?
Hyperallergicby Hyperallergic·1d ago
So you’ve applied for the Guggenheim Fellowship for five years in a row, and still haven’t gotten it?
One Man’s Perilous Journey in Jail to Understand Charges Against Him
The Marshall Projectby Jesse Bogan·1d ago
LIBERTY, Mo. — Fresh out of jail in New York, Carl Henry Louis jumped on a bus, yearning to see a world beyond the Big Apple and his past.
Iran Is Using Foreign Criminals to Attack Its Critics Overseas
The New Yorkerby Cora Engelbrecht·1d ago
Pouria Zeraati, an Iranian dissident who was living in London, spent nearly two years collecting evidence that the regime in Tehran had dispatched agents to silence him.
The Humbling of Scott Bessent
The New Yorkerby John Cassidy·1d ago
Before becoming Treasury Secretary when Donald Trump returned to the White House last year, Scott Bessent had a long career as a hedge-fund manager.
Does Anybody Know Who Darline Graham Is?
The New Yorkerby Charles Bethea·1d ago
The lobbyist Jim Merrill’s long tenure as a Republican state representative in South Carolina means that he knows pretty much every person of relevance to the state’s politics.
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