Here’s the best advice for the Class of 2025 from 10 notable graduation speakers
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‘Survivor’ season 48 winner describes the ‘awesome’ feeling of getting rich instantly
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How Target lost its sparkle
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How ‘Superman’ actor David Corenswet ate and trained to get buff for the movie, according to his personal trainer
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The Pentagon launched a military-grade Y Combinator, signaling that defense tech is officially cool on college campuses
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DOGE is entering a new phase. It’s going to be way harder than the first.
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Living on $3,400 a month: How one couple pays the bills while juggling medical debt and saving for gender-affirming surgery
For this pair, prioritizing gender-affirming surgery is more important than saving their credit score.
A millennial couple is selling their home after endless repairs to become renters again: ‘The whole housing market is a scam’
Roxanne and Kristina Werner are tired of spending so much of their free time and extra cash on home repairs. So they’re going back to renting.