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What’s next after court strikes down tariffs
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Trade court strikes down tariffs: What it means for markets — and what’s next
MarketWatch · William Watts
The market is “exhaling after weeks of white-knuckle volatility,” but more uncertainty looms.
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The new dream job for young men: Stay-at-home son
The Wall Street Journal. · Callum Borchers
“Jeopardy” champion Brendan Liaw is unemployed, lives with his parents and won almost $60,000.
A frustrated Elon Musk is leaving the Trump administration
Associated Press · Chris Megerian
He dramatically reduced his target for cutting spending — from $2 trillion to $1 trillion to $150 billion — and increasingly expressed frustration.
Many people believe climate change is happening, but most don’t act. Why?
anthropocenemagazine.org · Sarah DeWeerdt
A new study looks systematically for what works — and what doesn’t — to overcome psychological barriers.
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A look at Trump’s controversial pardons for political allies and loyalists
PBS News · Laura Barrón-López
The president has pardoned reality TV stars, local Republican officials convicted of fraud and rioters at the January 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol.
Forget quiet quitting: I’m using ‘loud living’ to redefine workplace boundaries
Fast Company · Alli Kushner
I got louder about what I needed to keep performing. Here’s how you can, too.
Humanity’s ‘first true urban pest’ has been biting for 60,000 years
NBC News · Mithil Aggarwal
The history of bed bugs may be heavily intertwined with that of humans.
New theme park pushes boundaries of what’s being done with animatronics
CNET · Bridget Carey
Inside the technology at Universal’s new theme park.
The most turbulent airports in the U.S., according to pilots and data
AOL · Jenn Jordan
If your last flight into Denver felt more like a roller coaster than a smooth descent, you’re not alone.
Churches hope to tap the power of pickleball
RNS · Bob Smietana
A growing number of churches want to tap into the growing popularity of the sport — with a side of spirituality.
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