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5 Everyday Expenses That Cost More Than They Did 5 Years Ago — and How People Are Adapting

From groceries to child care, everyday expenses have surged over the past five years. See what costs more — and how families can adapt.

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How Drones Can Affect Your Insurance Coverage

How insurers are using aerial imagery to assess homes, the backlash from policyholders and how state regulators are trying to rein in the practice.

Kiplinger

Feeling unprepared for the AI boom? You’re not alone

Journalist Ira Glass, who hosts the NPR show “This American Life,” is not a computer scientist. He doesn’t work at Google, Apple or Nvidia. But he does have a great ear for useful phrases, and in 2024 he organized an entire episode around one that might resonate with anyone who…

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US gas prices soar as America hit with life-threatening Arctic front

Donald Trump has long bragged about bringing down energy prices, despite the huge increase in the price of gas futures

The Independent UK

"I remember all the guys learning to play it and everybody thinking how cool a rhythm it was. I remember everybody in the studio just loving that song”: How Dolly Parton created a country classic later covered by The White Stripes, Beyoncé and more

“I was playing guitar pretty seriously back then,” Dolly said

MusicRadar

"I was literally dumbfounded and shocked that it had happened":John Fogerty sprinkles rock'n'roll magic with songs and stories at intimate Tiny Desk Concert

"I realised I had passed into the land of greatness": John Fogerty tells the story behind the creation of his first great song

Louder

The Guardian view on Labour’s plan for railways in the north: a slow train coming

Editorial: Proposals to relaunch Northern Powerhouse Rail are welcome and overdue. But passengers and commuters will believe it when they see it

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Rachel Reeves wants North to ‘feel the benefits’ of rail scheme by ‘early 2030s’

The Chancellor spoke during a visit to a rail depot in Leeds.

Evening Standard

DHS Faces Outcry Over Alleged Use Of 'Nazi-Style' Typography In Official Posts

The US Department of Homeland Security faces rising outrage over its use of typography and imagery on official social media posts that critics say evoke Nazi aesthetics.

International Business Times UK

Northern Powerhouse Rail plans welcomed but big questions remain

How upgrades will be funded and when they might be completed is still far from clear

The Guardian - UK

Labour revives Northern Powerhouse Rail project with pledge of £45bn funds

Plan will start with TransPennine upgrade with new line connecting Liverpool and Manchester in second phase

The Guardian - UK

New Birmingham-Manchester rail line planned by Government

A previous plan to extend HS2 between the cities was scrapped by the Conservative government in October 2023 to save money.

Evening Standard

The AI explosion isn't just hurting the prices of computers and consoles – it's coming for TVs and audio tech too

Price rises could be coming for all AV tech, and budget sets may get hit hardest

TechRadar

Over 590,000 Trump Mobile Buyers Complain: Phone Priced $499 Remains Undelivered Months After Payment

Over 590,000 customers who pre-ordered President Trump's £370 ($499) T1 gold smartphone in June 2025 still have not received their devices, as Trump Mobile continues to delay shipments and accept deposits.

International Business Times UK

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Democrats go all in on affordability in bid to turn voters against Trump

Party aims to turn tables after struggling to deal with criticisms about inflation during Biden presidency

The Independent UK

Golden Globe highlights: Brazil on a streak, Amy Poehler's pod wins and Seth Rogen comes full-circle

The Golden Globes had its share of surprises and sweet moments

The Mary Sue

Are NPR and PBS Really In Danger Now?

What will happen with the programming?

The Independent UK

Pentagon plans to review the ‘effectiveness’ of women in combat roles as Hegseth’s DEI crackdown continues

Pentagon officials say review meant to ‘ensure standards are met and the United States maintains the most lethal military’

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International Business Times UK

Is PBS Shutting Down? Everything We Know and What Happens Next

The Corporation for Public Broadcasting is dissolving after major federal funding cuts. Here's what it means for PBS, NPR and local stations.

International Business Times UK

Corporation for Public Broadcasting CEO Explains Why CPB 'Faced a Profound Responsibility' to Dissolve

The Corporation for Public Broadcasting CEO explains why CPB dissolved after Congress cut funding, citing a 'profound responsibility' to public media.

The Guardian - US

Corporation for Public Broadcasting formally dissolves after federal funding cuts

Board of directors vote to dissolve organization after nearly 60 years in operation after funding cuts under Trump

The Independent UK

Corporation for Public Broadcasting to shut down this month after Trump axes funding

The organization, which funded PBS and NPR, voted to close after 58 years rather than risk ‘future political manipulation’

International Business Times UK

'Venezuelans in US Fled Dictatorship and Need Protection,' Caucus Director Warns Trump

Adelys Ferro urges Trump to protect Venezuelans in the US who fled Maduro's regime, warning 'they're not Tren de Aragua' gang members.

The Guardian - US

Trump cuts have fueled ‘rage-giving’ to US rural public radio. Will it be enough?

Across the US, federal public media cuts have galvanized many communities to donate to their local radio stations

The Independent UK

How a MAGA activist who reportedly admitted he had a ‘Nazi streak’ ended up with a key role in Trump’s administration

Some officials are reportedly questioning Paul Ingrassia’s qualifications after he was tapped for a key role at the General Services Administration

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