After paying $25,000 of credit-card debt, I’m ready to make the most of my clean slate
I didn’t spend money irresponsibly, but I still found myself deep in debt and paying off interest every month — then I got a big windfall.
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Athletic Brewing CEO explains why he feels the term ‘sober’ is outdated
Bill Shufelt, CEO of a non-alcoholic beer company Athletic Brewing, prefers the term "flex sober."
NATO is finally giving Ukraine a shot at repelling Russia’s destructive glide-bomb attacks on a major city
Analysts say allowing Ukraine to hit military targets in Russia will help it curb glide-bomb attacks and missile strikes around Kharkiv.
Has Georgia disarmed the West’s secret weapon?
A controversial law on foreign influence has come into force in Georgia, sparking mass protests. What will it lead to? Read Full Article at RT.com
Oil prices nosedive on signs of oversupply
Global benchmark Brent has dropped to below $80 on Monday for the first time since February Read Full Article at RT.com
Mexico’s first female president will change its ‘macho’ society forever
For the past three weeks or so I’ve travelled the entire length of Mexico, from its border in the south with Guatemala to its northern state of Chihuahua that borders the US.
Apple’s big summer event is one week away. Here’s what the iPhone company is expected to announce.
Apple is expected to reveal iOS 18, an updated Siri, and potentially a partnership with OpenAI.
MTG refused to address Anthony Fauci as a doctor during a combative House hearing
Greene went so far as to argue that Anthony Fauci should be sent to prison.
Is Jeff Bezos’ Washington Post trying to turn itself into BuzzFeed?
A new publisher at the Jeff Bezos-owned Washington Post has a strategy that sounds like a pivot back to 10 years ago.
How the Astor family became an American dynasty
Astoria, Queens. Astor Place. The Waldorf-Astoria. Even if you’re not a New Yorker, you’ve heard of these iconic places named for the Astor family.