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Dean headlined Lollapalooza’s third night and used Fender’s surprise appearance to celebrate a Guinness record breaking run.
From burning landscapes to exposed ancient remains and Spain border surges, this week’s images signal escalating risk across regions.
The subsidy stop runs against the administration's affordability messaging, potentially pushing Medicare beneficiaries' drug bills up.
The Polish prime minister speaks out as attacks on Ukrainian refugees rise, and he links the unrest to broader Russian danger.
At a national Democratic Socialists of America summit, competing factions show nervous energy, and the point is still power.
A Times investigation shows how Big Law’s biggest names can shift fast when political pressure hits the contract pipeline.
High empathy ratings can reflect agreeableness. In mental health, that mismatch can delay the tough pushback patients need.
A rebel-blamed attack hits Colombia as a leadership transition looms and peace negotiations face an imminent reset.
The streaming arrival turns a sleeper action film into a new content signal for studios and platforms.
The Johns Hopkins economist argues AI will not replace workers broadly, because water, power, and chips decide the limits.
Investors are buying office, hotel, and mall space again, betting China’s prolonged real estate slump is finally easing.
The AT&T internet project and Microsoft Exchange gateways show why “we'll do it later” can cost you timing.
