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Got $2.5 Million Saved for Retirement? Here Are the Huge RMDs You Must Take at 73, 75, 80 and 85

If you have $2.5 million saved for retirement, your RMDs will change every year. Find out exactly how much you must withdraw at ages 73, 75, 80 and 85.

Kiplinger

Human-led, AI-assisted testing: Why AI won’t replace penetration testers...yet.

Why human expertise remains essential in AI-powered testing.

TechRadar

Trump has declared war on elections in the name of protecting them

The president’s Orwellian speech on Thursday was just the latest instance of his denialism. It is up to us to resist

The Guardian - US

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7 Long-Term Care Costs Medicare Usually Does Not Cover

Planning for retirement often means thinking about Medicare, but many people are surprised to learn that it does not pay for most long-term care needs. That misunderstanding can lead to unexpected bills that strain savings and place financial pressure on family members. While Medicare covers medically necessary care in certain…

Budget and the Bees

Trump Cuts Quietly Gutted a Health Plan and Retirement Watchdog

The Labor Department agency has lost a quarter of its staff and curtailed enforcement under a chief who once represented the industry it regulates.

Capital & Main

Tyler Robinson Trial Update: Taxpayers Face $10M Bill for Charlie Kirk Murder Defence

Utah taxpayers face a $10 million bill for Tyler Robinson's murder defence. Despite his father's business success, Robinson was declared indigent, leaving the public to fund the case.

International Business Times UK

The Real Lesson Behind Texas’ New Bible Curriculum Requirements

Students will learn that life circumstances are beyond their power to change. They will learn that their place in the economy and larger society should not be questioned.

Texas Observer

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Trump’s China conspiracy is all about the Midterms. Just not in the way you’d think

COMMENT: Donald Trump’s latest attack on the US ‘deep state’ and China is a sign that he’s preparing for the worst in America’s November elections, writes world affairs editor Sam Kiley

The Independent UK

Dismissal of Ukraine’s defence minister highlights wider issues for Zelenskyy

Mykhailo Fedorov, celebrated by many for innovative, tech-driven approach, was sidelined for military old guard

The Guardian - UK

Trump is trapped in his own forever war

The president is determined to keep hammering Iran with no concern for the consequences

Salon

Trump Family Shown in Coffins on Chilling Iranian Billboard as Tehran Escalates Death Threats

Anti-US billboards depicting Donald Trump and his family have appeared in Tehran as the United States continues strikes against Iranian infrastructure. T

International Business Times UK

Michigan Identifies Lettuce as Likely Cyclospora Source as FDA Tracks Five Active Outbreaks

Cyclospora outbreak hits 34 states. Michigan names lettuce as a likely source after 3,309 cases. CDC confirms 1,645 cases; FDA tracking five separate investigations.

Medical Daily

‘America’s oldest John Doe’ is finally identified via DNA from bones on a Revolutionary War battlefield

Archaeologists surveying the area in 2020 came across human bones protruding from the ground

The Independent UK

Embryo personhood, once on the margins of abortion debates, is moving closer to the center

About 100,000 babies were born through in vitro fertilization in 2024, according to the most recent U.S. data. But IVF commonly involves trying to create multiple embryos, because success is never guaranteed. If unused, those embryos can be frozen, discarded, donated to research or donated to another fertility patient.

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Autocracies get more repressive when opening up their economies – a political scientist explores why

The current state of democracy in the world is fragile. According to the V-Dem Project, which measures global democracy, 41% of the world’s population live in autocratizing countries — that is, those becoming more authoritarian.

The Conversation

Critical thinking has become an AI-era buzzword. But what does it actually mean, and how do we teach it?

Spend enough time in discussions about education and artificial intelligence (AI), and critical thinking will inevitably pop up sooner rather than later. AI is changing how students learn and how educators assess learning, and in the face of this shift, critical thinking is often presented as the right pedagogical response.

International Business Times UK

'Where's His Other Hand? Where's Nancy Guthrie?': New Photo of Tommaso Cioni With 'Another Woman' Fuels Internet Frenzy

Newly surfaced photos of Nancy Guthrie's son‑in‑law, Tommaso Cioni, including one with 'another woman', are driving a wave of online speculation as the 84‑year‑old remains missing.

Salon

Hegseth wants to measure your manhood

The defense secretary's obsession with high testosterone levels can't hide MAGA insecurity

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FBI considers using AI in 2020 probe

The move came as part of President Trump’s continued push to discredit the results of the 2020 election

The Independent UK

What do Trump’s declassified election conspiracy documents show — and how much was known already?

Newly published materials largely rehash previous intelligence while president fails to offer evidence of fraud that cost him 2020

The Economic Times

Americans are angry about data centers. Politicians are feeling the pressure

Just down the road, though, cranes reach above towering fences at the site of a $16 billion project - one that has turned this town of 2,400 people into the latest U.S. flashpoint over AI data centers.

The Economic Times

Psychology says people who use only free version of antivirus aren't careless: What this choice may reveal?

Psychology says people who use only free version of antivirus aren't always ignoring online safety. Their choice can reflect how they evaluate value, trust technology, manage spending, and balance risks. Psychology explains that people often make decisions based on personal experiences, confidence, available information, and perceived needs. Understanding this behavior…

Reason

Abdul El-Sayed's Supporters Are Elites Too

Who would have guessed?

Reason

Journal of Free Speech Law: "Policing Expressive Governance: A Framework for Judicial Review of Executive Viewpoint Retaliation," by Simona Grossi

The article is here; here's the Introduction: The gravest contemporary threats to expressive freedom do not always take the form of… The post Journal of Free Speech Law: "Policing Expressive Governance: A Framework for Judicial Review of Executive Viewpoint Retaliation," by Simona Grossi appeared first on Reason.com.

International Business Times

America's College-First Mindset Is Failing the Workforce

For decades, we have told young Americans that if they want a successful life, there is only one respectable path: go to college. That message has become so deeply embedded in our culture that many families accept it without question.

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