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The August Coup by Robert Service review – the drink-soaked collapse of the Soviet Union

This brilliant account of attempts by the old guard to take back control captures the ludicrousness of it all beautifully

The Guardian - UK

Social Security COLA: Why Your Expected 2027 Check Keeps Changing for One Reason

The 2027 Social Security COLA estimate keeps swinging between 3.6% and 3.8%, and energy prices driven by the US-Iran war are the reason. Here is what retirees can expect before October.

International Business Times UK

The warning America’s colleges are sending about the AI job revolution

Hiring for entry-level software developers has slowed, and college enrollment in computer science is declining

The Independent UK

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Israel Lobby Has Shaped Every US President Since Truman, New Book Claims

A new book argues that pro-Israel advocacy groups have significantly influenced US foreign policy decisions from Truman to Biden, often against the advice of top security officials.

International Business Times UK

Idaho Shooting at Twin Falls In-N-Out Video Reveals Hidden Tesla Supercharger Safety Vulnerability

Video from the Idaho shooting has sparked debate over whether Tesla Superchargers need emergency disconnect features.

International Business Times UK

Why one American expert would be happy to see fewer US military bases in Europe

As Washington begins its review of the United States' military presence in Europe – confirmed this week by Under Secretary of War, Elbridge Colby – few observers welcome the prospect more than David Vine, a long-time critic of the sprawling network of American overseas bases.

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Getting a Mortgage in Retirement Is Way Harder Than It Should Be: Here's How to Navigate the Process

Conventional rules don't count savings, lack of debt or credit score as much as a monthly income. But there are alternative routes you can take.

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Massachusetts farm installs 832 solar panels above berry fields, and the berries grown underneath turned out sweeter and juicier and could change the future of American farming

A Massachusetts farm is integrating solar panels above berry fields. This agrivoltaics project generates electricity while shading the crops. The elevated panels create a cooler microclimate, retaining soil moisture effectively. Berries grown under shade were larger, juicier, and sweeter than those in full sun. This innovative approach offers a model…

The Economic Times

Child-Support Recordkeeping: What Fathers Should Save and Why

Child-support recordkeeping can feel like the least exciting part of parenting, right up there with sorting receipts or cleaning out the junk drawer nobody wants to open. Yet those notes, payment confirmations, and important documents can protect a father’s finances, parenting relationship, and peace of mind when questions arise.

Clever Dude

Americans throw away 50,000 mattresses every day that can take 80 to 120 years to decompose but what happens to these old beds after they leave your home may surprise you

Americans throw away around 50,000 mattresses every day, but the waste doesn't simply disappear. Some old mattresses can take 80 to 120 years to decompose, while much of their steel, foam, wood and fibers could potentially be recycled and reused. Only 4 US states, California, Connecticut, Rhode Island and Oregon…

The Economic Times

A Closer Look at Relationship Behaviors That Can Signal Financial Control, Not Just Frugality

Money disagreements are common in relationships, especially when prices rise, debt piles up, or two people have different spending habits. Setting a household budget, cutting unnecessary expenses, or agreeing to save more does not automatically indicate an unhealthy relationship. The concern begins when financial decisions stop being collaborative and one…

Budget and the Bees

Decades on from the US’s disastrous campaign in Afghanistan, Trump is making all the same mistakes

The president has blundered into a ‘forever war’ with Iran he can’t win, but refuses to end. Such hubris has a long history, says Guardian foreign affairs commentator Simon Tisdall

The Guardian - UK

Is AAA Still Worth It? Why Millions Of Drivers Keep Paying For It

Smartphones can navigate us across the country, call for help, and even diagnose car problems. So why do millions of drivers still keep a AAA membership?

Motor1

Right-wing media's Hunter obsession

Joe Biden’s troubled son has rehabilitated his image — not every Republican likes that

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Fauci hearing filled with conspiracies

The spectacle shows what happens when conspiracy theories become embedded in political institutions

Fortune

America is running out of places to hang out as movie theaters, bars, diners and bowling alleys drop to all-time low

Chronic isolation has the same health impact as smoking 15 cigarettes a day.

The Economic Times

Iran's leaders show united front over war but are divided over what the goal is

Iran's leaders exhibit unity on war strategy but differ on the ultimate objective. Ultra-hardliners seek total victory, while pragmatists pursue a negotiated deal with the United States. The Supreme National Security Council backed a ceasefire, which later crumbled amid escalating strikes. Hard-liners use state media to rally support and denounce…

The National (Scotland)

America’s Iran onslaught is also dragging it back into war in Iraq

LIKE some ghostly mirage, their convoy of trucks appeared out of the dust thrown up by the desert. Within minutes, they had pulled up on the…

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Blank spaces could hold danger - Kaspersky report warns of the dangers of 'parked domains' and empty pages where hackers could be lurking

That "Domain for Sale" page you closed without reading may have fingerprinted your device on the way in.

International Business Times

Pentagon Gets A Grim Warning On Defending Israel. US Cannot Simply Ignore It.

The latest report comes after an earlier indication lobbed concerns about another potential battlefield worry for the Trump administration, in the form of a reported depletion of its ammunition. These concerns are a pointer to the constraints on the military inflicted by the protracted Middle East conflict.

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‘What lurks on the back of it’: a Florida man’s police speed trailer theory has now been watched millions of times

Thought it was checking speed? It’s scanning plates

The Economic Times

The agents have jumped the fence: AI faces its Jurassic Park moment

OpenAI and Anthropic disclosed autonomous AI agents breached intended boundaries. These incidents involved AI agents interacting with real-world systems unexpectedly. Regulators and cybersecurity experts are now scrutinizing AI development and control measures. The focus has shifted from AI content generation to AI agent actions. This marks a significant turning point…

The Guardian - UK

There can be no letup. Humiliated Infantino must stand down at Fifa or be removed

Uefa’s decisive call for a boycott and declaration of no confidence must be the opening salvos in a concerted push to dethrone the game’s global leader

The Independent UK

Trump sounds desperate in downcast Camp David cabinet meeting as midterm fears loom large over GOP

ANALYSIS: The 80-year-old president didn't use the pristine setting to project serene leadership, but to treat the nation to an hour of dark warnings and thinly veiled panic, writes Andrew Feinberg

The Guardian - US

Biohacker Bryan Johnson is keeping his girlfriend’s menstrual blood in his freezer

The longevity influencer and his girlfriend, Kate Tolo, say they’re studying women’s health – a worthy goal, but perhaps some skepticism is in order

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