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What Happens If Your Ex-Spouse Is Still Listed As a Beneficiary When You Die?

Divorce may divide the house, bank accounts, retirement savings, and debts, but there’s one piece of paperwork that’s surprisingly easy to forget: the beneficiary form...

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These 20th century photos of Mexican workers being rounded up and sent back highlight how mass deportations from the USA are nothing new

A new exhibition traces a century of recruitment and removal, from the 1930s to the 1950s

Digital Camera World

The ChatGPT ‘pickup artist’ trick: California journalist pushed the chatbot. Then it allegedly gave her the location of Strategic National Stockpile

Casting a wide net will always catch unplanned things.

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Former Penn State coach convicted on SA charges maintained his innocence. Now an accuser plans to recant testimony

Victim 10 claims he was misled and manipulated.

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Your Adult Child Is Moving Back Home — Decide These Money Rules Before the Boxes Arrive

When an adult child asks to move back home, saying yes may feel like the easiest part of the conversation. The harder questions often involve money: Will they pay rent, buy groceries, cover utilities, or save toward moving out? Those details matter because an adult child moving back home can…

Budget and the Bees

Can Your Child Qualify for SSI Even If You Work? The Rules Parents Often Misunderstand

Many working parents assume their paycheck automatically prevents a child with a disability from receiving Supplemental Security Income (SSI), but the rules are more complicated than that. SSI is needs-based, so family finances matter when a child is under 18, yet Social Security does not simply count every dollar a…

Kids Ain't Cheap

Miami researchers tested concrete that replaced sand with leaded CRT glass; a biopolymer helped limit lead leaching before durability damage raised concerns

Researchers explored using toxic CRT glass in concrete mixtures. This hazardous waste contains significant amounts of lead, posing environmental risks. A biopolymer additive effectively trapped the lead within the concrete. Durability tests revealed some damage, but lead leaching remained manageable. This research offers a potential solution for electronic waste disposal.

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India hasn't been able to shield itself fully from 'ravages' of Trump's policies: Ex-envoy Dogra

India faces challenges from Donald Trump's policies despite its autonomy. The nation is not reliant on the US for financial or strategic support. Global powers like Europe are also facing their own internal struggles. Russia and China are strengthening their alliances, impacting India's security. The US is no longer the…

The Economic Times

College sports and 'amateurism' become the new 'professional' as an NFL player fights to return to school

Pros going back to amateur sports? It’s not amateur in the first place, according to a sports historian.

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In the 1940s, Nevada’s six-week divorce law turned a 1,627-acre ranch into a refuge for women seeking quick divorces; after 155 years in private hands, it is becoming the state’s 28th park

Transforming from a historic divorce haven into a state park, Nevada's Lower Carson Ranch now spans 1,627 acres alongside the Carson River, preserving crucial wildlife habitats. This transition marks the end of 155 years of private ownership, officially now under Nevada State Parks. While development for future public use is…

The Times of India

AI Deepfake Scams Are Draining the Remittances Latino Families Send Home — Here's How to Fight Back

Deepfake voice scams are draining remittances Latino families send home. Digital ID theft is up 84% in Latin America. Here's how to protect your transfers.

Latin Times

A historic breakthrough: The NASCAR odyssey of Ryan Sieg

Sieg's Daytona win was a long-time coming, and puts an exclamation point on 13 years of NASCAR O'Reilly competition and over 500 starts across all three national divisions

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California woman visits post office to find men with allegedly fake press badges filming. When she refused consent, they followed her to her car

One of the badges had a picture of an animal.

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5.6 Million Fewer Americans Are Receiving SNAP — Here’s Where Enrollment Fell Most

For many American households, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program serves as a vital economic safety net for putting food on the table. During the peak of pandemic-era policy changes, program enrollment swelled to historic highs as expanded eligibility rules and emergency allotments kept food insecurity at bay. Over the past…

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Social Security to increase? Who is eligible to get $200 extra payment in Social Security benefits next month and when will it be paid?

Social Security benefits: A proposed $200 Social Security increase is gaining attention as millions of Americans look for ways to cope with rising living costs. The proposal could provide an additional $200 a month to eligible Social Security recipients, but the extra payment is not currently an approved benefit. Here’s…

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The rebranding of ‘Lake America’ is Trump’s desperate attempt to distract us

Ignore Iran, the Epstein files, and your wallet – not to mention Trump’s plummeting approval ratings

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Why Young Men Still Pay More for Auto Insurance and the Data Behind the Disparity

A young man can buy the exact same car, live in the same neighborhood, and carry the same coverage as a young woman, yet still receive a higher auto insurance bill. That difference can feel personal, especially when a spotless driving record seems like it should settle the matter. Insurance…

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What is Hegseth trying to hide?

The Pentagon clamps down on Stars and Stripes as questions about the USS Abraham Lincoln arise

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Offshore nuclear barges could power ports and data centers—starting with California, where nuclear is banned

Offshore nuclear reactors could potentially power everything from ports and data centers to merchant cargo ships and military fleets.

The Independent UK

‘Where there were bombs, there are now sunflowers’: The woman ridding Ukraine of Russian mines

IN FOCUS: Ukraine has been littered with mines since Putin invaded the country in 2022, posing a devastating risk to civilians. Antonina Kulhava, a humanitarian deminer, tells Maira Butt how she is trying to make her country safer

Medical Daily

A 60-Pound Humanoid Robot Removed a Pig's Gallbladder While a Surgeon Worked the Controls

Two teleoperated humanoid robots removed gallbladders from live pigs at UC San Diego. Surgeons drove every movement, and autonomy is still years off.

Medical Daily

Hand Hygiene Rose from 41 to 57 Percent in Atlanta Hospitals Without Changing Drug Resistant Detection Rates

A study at four Atlanta hospitals found that improved hand hygiene did not reduce the detection of drug-resistant organisms. The limits really matter.

Medical Daily

Federal Bird Flu Trackers Went Nearly a Month Without Updates Before New Dairy and Poultry Detections Appeared

USDA posted new H5N1 detections in dairy herds and poultry after a month-long reporting gap. Here is what the data shows.

The Conversation

Trump’s Lake Ontario bluster: Why treating his sovereignty threats as a joke is dangerous

When United States President Donald Trump first began calling former prime minister Justin Trudeau the “governor” of the “great state of Canada” in December 2024, I remember telling friends we should be concerned.

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US government alcohol and firearms agency ATF declares ‘major incident’ after ransomware gang claims cyberattack

Hackers break into a standalone system with information on targets of ATF investigations.

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