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Survey Finds 24 Million Americans Have Microdosed Cannabis—Twice the Rate of Psychedelic Microdosing

Cannabis microdosing may not grab headlines the way psychedelic mushrooms or LSD do, but new research suggests it is already far more mainstream than many people realize. A national survey found that roughly 24 million Americans have tried cannabis microdosing, making it nearly twice as common as psychedelic microdosing. For…

Budget and the Bees

Kevin Warsh takes oath as US Federal Reserve chair

Kevin Warsh has taken the oath as the new US Federal Reserve chair. President Donald Trump stated his desire for Warsh to be fully independent. Trump urged the new chair to focus on letting the American economy boom. Warsh was advised to make decisions without external influence. This marks a…

The Economic Times

“America’s where all the music we loved came from - rock ‘n’ roll, the blues and the whole thing”: Paul McCartney remembers The Beatles' first US TV appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show as he closes the final Late Show With Stephen Colbert

Plus, Colbert sings obscure Elvis Costello song with its writer

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GLP-1 Drugs Could Soon Treat Heart Failure and Peripheral Artery Disease—FDA Approvals Coming

GLP-1 drugs are no longer just weight-loss and diabetes medications. Researchers are now studying whether these blockbuster treatments can help people living with heart failure and peripheral artery disease (PAD), two serious conditions affecting millions of Americans. That shift could reshape how doctors manage cardiovascular disease in the coming years.…

Budget and the Bees

Trump scrapped a major AI safety plan — here’s why that matters for ChatGPT users

President Trump reportedly backed away from a major AI safety effort — and the decision could affect how tools like ChatGPT and Gemini evolve.

Tom’s Guide

Why More States Are Considering Abolishing Property Taxes—and What Could Replace Them

For decades, property taxes seemed as permanent as potholes and long DMV lines. Homeowners paid them every year, local governments relied on them heavily, and most people simply accepted the system as part of owning a house. Now, that long-standing arrangement faces serious political pressure as more states explore plans…

Everybody Loves Your Money

Trump forced to set Hegseth move straight after Poland troop deployment blunder

The Pentagon had announced plans to withdraw troops from Poland as part of the Trump administration’s effort to reduce the American presence in Europe

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‘He made us laugh and he never flinched’: America says goodbye to The Late Show and Stephen Colbert

Jane Fonda, Bruce Springsteen and Joe Biden are among the names paying tribute to host of cancelled late-night show

The Guardian - US

Trump Exhaustion Syndrome is spreading

At the Cannes Film Festival, international attendees mourn the decline of American culture — and democracy

Salon

I've spent 25 years in venture capital. Here's how it quietly shut ordinary Americans out of the AI wealth boom—and what could fix it

The private market didn't just grow. It replaced the system that once let regular investors participate in America's biggest wealth-creation moments. One solution keeps getting ignored.

Fortune

The $4.50 gas economy: Fewer nights out, more belt-tightening

As fuel prices continue to rise, many American families are feeling the financial crunch. With budgets tightening, people are cutting back on non-essential expenses and are on the lookout for free entertainment options. For numerous individuals, reducing driving simply isn't feasible due to job responsibilities and family needs.

The Economic Times

The NAACP’s boycott call is a wake-up moment for the American Black athlete

In a country where their rights are being attacked from all sides, it’s time for Black college athletes to utilize their power

The Guardian - US

Robert Kiyosaki Blames the Federal Reserve for America's Homelessness Crisis — Calls It a 'Criminal Organization'

Robert Kiyosaki criticises the Federal Reserve, claiming its policies contribute to US homelessness by inflating living costs and widening economic inequality, sparking debate on central banking's role.

International Business Times UK

New bathroom guidance for trans people ‘the kind of policy you’d see in Trump’s America’, campaigners say

The Trans+ Solidarity Alliance claimed the guidance will be a ‘Section 28 moment for this Labour government, defining their legacy on LGBTQ+ rights’ and arguing that it is ‘worryingly similar to a US bathroom ban’

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Northern water snake size explained: Why this harmless snake can look massive

Northern water snakes are common in eastern North America. These snakes are harmless and not venomous. Many people mistake them for dangerous species due to their size, dark coloration, and stocky bodies. Their habitat and defensive actions also contribute to this misconception. These snakes play a vital role in freshwater…

The Independent UK

Chaotic, underwhelming and Trump-free – Stephen Colbert’s final Late Show went out with a whimper

France 24

'Late Show' host Colbert bows out with a little help from Paul McCartney, Trump exults

Former Beatles Paul McCartney led an all-star lineup for the final episode of "The Late Show" as host Stephen Colbert bowed out after broadcaster CBS cancelled his show as it courted US President Donald Trump. "Thank goodness he's finally gone," Trump said Friday in a social media post that derided…

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The Return of Night Tourism

Travelers are rediscovering the magic of cities after dark. For years, nightlife tourism was often associated mainly with bars, clubs, and concerts

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Quote of the Day by Henry Ford: 'Anyone who stops learning is old...'-The American industrialist and business magnate's lesson reminds people that growth never has an age limit

Henry Ford, the industrialist who revolutionized car manufacturing, also left a timeless quote about the importance of continuous learning. His words suggest that true youth is a mindset of curiosity and adaptation, not just a number. Ford's legacy highlights how a relentless drive to innovate and learn keeps individuals mentally…

The Guardian - AU

South Korea hosts America’s biggest overseas military base – but what does its future look like under Trump?

Camp Humphreys is a vital expression of the alliance between Washington and Seoul, but the nature of the partnership is shifting

The Economic Times

US to invest $2 billion in IBM, other quantum computing firms

US government will invest $2 billion in nine quantum computing firms, including IBM’s new chip venture Anderon, to strengthen America’s lead in advanced computing and counter China. IBM gets $1 billion, GlobalFoundries $375 million, while smaller firms like D-Wave and Rigetti also receive funding amid rising investor interest.

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Tucker Carlson says Donald Trump has diminished American power in ways even his former allies call ‘unimaginable’

The feud continues.

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11 Minutes To 80%: There's A New Quickest-Charging EV In America

The all-new electric Mercedes AMG GT has the quickest 10% to 80% charging time of any other car in the U.S. Here's how it compares to others.

Fortune

Trump says he’s calling off widely anticipated order to rein in AI

President Donald Trump called off plans to sign a new executive order on artificial intelligence hours before an expected White House ceremony Thursday because he said he was worried the measure could dull America’s edge on AI technology. Trump said he was postponing the Oval Office event with tech industry…

The Independent UK

Through much of the American experience, blue jeans have been a common thread

When Americans want to show their patriotism, they often don red, white and blue clothing, or sometimes even drape themselves in the U.S. flag

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