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Ten years after the legalization of same-sex marriage, a former Kentucky clerk is asking the Supreme Court to overturn that ruling, igniting a new wave of legal and political tension.

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Sneaker companies are using clever tactics—from tariff engineering to supply chain shifts—to navigate hefty U.S. import duties and keep both margins and designs intact.

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Big Players Bet on Bitcoin: Institutional Demand Fuels Crypto Rally

With institutions jumping back into the game, Bitcoin is surging as large-scale buyers drive momentum and signal growing confidence in the crypto market.

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AOL Finally Hangs Up the Modem: Dial-Up Internet Ends After 34 Years

AOL is shutting down its iconic dial-up internet service this September, closing the chapter on a beloved but outdated gateway to the early internet.

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UFC Lands Major Media Shift—Breaking the Pay-Per-View Mold

In a landmark seven-year, $7.7 billion deal, UFC will move from pay-per-view and head exclusively to Paramount+, with select events also airing on CBS—starting in 2026.

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Ford’s $5B “Model T Moment”: Building the $30,000 EV Truck of Tomorrow

Ford is investing $5 billion to revolutionize EV manufacturing—with a groundbreaking platform, faster assembly, and a budget-friendly electric pickup truck launching in 2027.

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AI-Powered Meeting Note-Takers: The New Norm or a Privacy Concern?

AI-driven tools are increasingly transcribing private meetings, raising questions about privacy, consent, and the potential for unintended disclosures.

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The "Shut Up and Grind" Era in Tech Is Over—Here's What’s Replacing It

The relentless hustle culture in tech is being replaced by a more balanced, health-conscious approach, as young founders prioritize productivity and well-being over burnout.

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Las Vegas Faces a Tourism Slowdown—But Here’s the Real Story Behind It

Tourism in Vegas is down, but it’s not just about “choice”—it’s about affordability, job insecurity, and a bigger economic squeeze hitting everyday people.

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Dining spots nationwide are ramping up their menus with protein-rich options as consumers increasingly seek high-protein meals for health and fitness goals.

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Women-led companies tend to see shorter CEO tenures—not because of capability, but due to a mix of stereotypes, crisis appointments, and higher expectations.

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Private Jet Flex: Why “Private-Jet Money” Isn’t Just Travel—it’s the Latest Status Symbol

Owning or flying private has become less about flying and more about signaling wealth—with “private-jet money” now marking the elite class in a big way.

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U.S. Towns and Cities Are Paying Remote Workers to Relocate—Cash, Perks & Community Included

Local governments are offering remote workers generous relocation incentives—ranging from thousands in cash to co-working memberships and cultural perks—to revitalize communities and reverse population decline.

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Alexa Levels Up: Introducing Alexa+ and Monetization on the Horizon

Amazon has rolled out Alexa+, a generative-AI-powered upgrade to its voice assistant featuring enhanced conversations, cross-device continuity, and new monetization strategies including potential advertising.

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U.S. Services Sector Wobbles in July as Growth Slows and Costs Surge

July’s economic data showed the U.S. services sector—typically a pillar of stability—barely inching forward, grappling with stagnant hiring, rising prices, and waning demand.

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