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Financial crises repeat because we always think this time is different
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Financial crises are recurring features of credit systems, always preceded by the belief that new conditions have made old patterns obsolete.
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Trump and Netanyahu Differ on Iran Strike Timing
Donald John Trump
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Israel has prepared for possible renewed strikes on Iran, while U.S. military leaders have presented President Donald Trump with options; no decision has been made. Military preparations continue alongside indirect diplomatic talks, though Israeli officials cited in reports question the prospects for an agreement and warn that conflict could resume.
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Williams Gets Life Sentence for Shooting Phoenix Officer in Head
World
— Oct 27, 2026
Essa Williams was sentenced to life in prison for shooting Phoenix Officer Tyler Moldovan eight times, including in the head, during a 2021 encounter. Williams was convicted of attempted murder and aggravated assault; reports differ on when he may become eligible for release.
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Palestinian Elections Postponed to September 2027
Mahmoud Abbas
— Oct 8, 2026
Palestinian factions are moving toward postponing legislative elections scheduled for Nov. 28, with Islamic Jihad saying an agreement was reached in Cairo while Fatah says the timing remains under discussion and no final decision is confirmed. The proposed delay reflects severe voting and security challenges in Gaza and the West Bank, as well as efforts to revive dialogue between rival factions; reports differ on whether a new date has been set or the vote would be delayed for a year.
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‘Concentrated Group Of People In White House’ Sold Out For Special Interests, Former Advisor Says
Emily Kopp · 5 min · 2h
Machado urges Venezuela elections by July 2027
Politics
— Oct 9, 2026
Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado called for presidential elections by July 2027, saying there is enough time to prepare for a democratic transition. She also urged greater transparency in the management of oil-sale proceeds overseen by the United States, amid differences over the pace of political change.
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Most Influential Women in World History
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From ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.
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KENNETH RAPOZA: ‘This Time Is Different’: Trump’s China Trade Talks Could Repeat The Fate Of Every Deal Since 2006
Donald John Trump
— Jul 2, 2025
President Trump declared his China deal ‘done’ after trade talks in London on June 10. And while the sarcastic, old Wall Street cliché says ‘this time is different’—this time, it just might be. The context has shifted…
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Woman Arrested for Aggravated Animal Cruelty Admits to Shooting Her Own Dogs with a BB Gun 173 Times
Reporting
— May 14, 2022
There are plenty of ways to encourage dogs to stop unwanted behaviors, and different methods work for different dogs. Some tools and aversives are controversial, but there is one method that no sane dog lover would…
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Kamala Harris Reportedly Told Allies News Coverage Would Be Different if She Were a White Man
Reporting
— Dec 23, 2021
Vice President Kamala Harris suggested the media would treat her differently if she were a white man. According to a report published by The New York Times , “Ms. Harris has privately told her allies that the news…
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Biological Sisters Meet for the First Time After Previously Not Knowing One Another Existed
Reporting
— May 27, 2022
Two sisters who were separated at birth, through adoption, met for the first time. Both sisters were born in China but after they were adopted they lived with their families in two different countries. Hannah Raleigh…
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‘Concentrated Group Of People In White House’ Sold Out For Special Interests, Former Advisor Says
The advisor who broached the alliance between President Donald Trump and Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. expressed disappointment with remarkable candor in an interview on the Joe Rogan Experience podcast on Friday.
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Teacher Makes Difference in Troubled Student’s Life in a Way She Didn’t Expect
Reporting
— Feb 17, 2022
At 4 years old Howard Kitchen met his special education teacher for the first time. He had some struggles, but there was always “love.” Kitchen would have tantrums and lash out, but his teacher at that time, Laney…
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Anthropic Says Its AI Breached Containment Three Times
artificial intelligence
— Jul 31, 2026
Anthropic says one of its artificial intelligence (AI) models gained unauthorized access to three different organizations during safety testing.
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Madonna vs Lady Gaga
Yourlist
— VS Battle
The Queen of Pop versus the artist who studied at her throne.
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‘They’re Sick People’: Trump Hits Dems’ Major Loss In Confidence, Says New Term ‘Much Different’ Second Time
Donald John Trump
— Feb 11, 2025
President Donald Trump told radio host Mark Levin Monday that Democrats have had a major loss in confidence due to his win, adding that his second term has been “much different.” Since Trump’s historic win in both the…
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Five Films From Different Eras Make All-Time Greats Lists
Dead Poets Society
— Oct 2, 2026
Several acclaimed films are receiving renewed attention in all-time rankings: Hell in the Pacific, E.T., School of Rock, Kramer vs. Kramer and Dead Poets Society. Their distinctions range from Spielberg naming E.T. his favorite of his own films to prominent critics’ and film organizations’ rankings for the other classics.
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Chris Dalton
E.T. holds up as Spielberg's best because it captures childhood wonder without any modern effects crutches.
Eagles Opt for Friday Flight to London Ahead of Jaguars Game
Nick Sirianni
— Oct 5, 2026
The Eagles will practice in Philadelphia before flying to London on Friday for Sunday’s game against the Jaguars, a schedule coach Nick Sirianni says gives the team its best chance to win but has drawn questions over the limited time to adjust to the time difference. Philadelphia tourism officials are also using the team’s international profile to promote the city and attract more U.K. visitors.
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Fed Up With Power Bills, Voters Hand Democrats Control Of Georgia’s Utility Board
Simon August · 8 min · 3h
LA Times Ripped For Palisades Fire Rebuild Report After Permit Records Tell A Different Story
Los Angeles Times
— Nov 24, 2025
The Los Angeles Times was ripped online after publishing a story saying a home had been “rebuilt” in the Pacific Palisades since the fire, despite records showing the permit was first submitted two months before the…
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The Pattern Gauntlet: an IQ-style challenge
Quizie
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Twenty puzzles — sequences, logic, analogies, the classics. Scored hard, graded honestly. An entertainment estimate, not a clinical IQ score.
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One of Biggest Names in NFL History Goes All-In for Tucker Carlson: ‘Time to Boycott Fox’
Reporting
— May 9, 2023
CORRECTION, May 9, 2023: In his tweet, Brett Favre said, “Time to boycott Fox until they come to their senses and let the man speak.” An earlier headline for this article had a different quote. There are few players in…
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Storing Maple Syrup
Reporting
— May 23, 2023
Late winter is the time of year to make maple syrup. With all the hard work that goes into the different steps of syrup production, it is important to properly preserve this tasty treat. Maple trees can be tapped as…
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Rare Dual Cicada Emergence Expected to Bring Two Species Together for First Time in 221 Years
Reporting
— Jan 24, 2024
Two cicada broods that emerge on different timelines will meet this year in a natural occurrence that hasn’t happened since 1803. According to the New York Times , Brood XIII emerges every 13 years and Brood XIX emerges…
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Woman Caught in Unbelievable Fake Pregnancy Ploy: 'We Couldn't Believe It'
Reporting
— Feb 24, 2022
Reporting a pregnancy to a place of employment is a routine part of planning for both the mom-to-be and the workplace. If a company offers maternity leave, that time is generally filled with long hours and a different…
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Is Trump Considering Nukes To Destroy Iran’s Nuclear Fortress?
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58 Percent of Americans Believe the Senate Should Have Convicted Trump: Poll
Reporting
— Feb 15, 2021
Former President Donald Trump has been acquitted for a second time by the Senate, but a majority of Americans say the outcome of the impeachment trial should have been different. A new ABC News/Ipsos poll released on…
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Graham Says ‘Deal-Maker’ Biden Is ‘AWOL or Doesn’t Exist’
Reporting
— Mar 25, 2021
Sen. Lindsey Graham (S-S.C.) does not recognize Joe Biden as the person he knew during the president’s time in the Senate. During an interview with the Washington Examiner, Graham was asked how different Biden is from…
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First 2 Trans Models Walk Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show
Victoria's Secret Fashion Show
— Oct 16, 2024
Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show has been a sight to behold for years, but this year’s was a bit different. For the first time, two trans models walked the runway as the company tries to promote inclusivity in its…
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White House Responds to Catholic Bishops’ Request Regarding Immigration Raids Over Christmas
Donald John Trump
— Dec 23, 2025
There’s something about Christmas that makes everyone reach for the soft-focus lens, and this year is no different. This time, the appeal came from Florida’s Catholic bishops, who asked President Donald Trump and…
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Hillary Clinton Accuses Trump of Using ‘Racist’ Rhetoric When Describing Coronavirus Outbreak
Reporting
— Mar 18, 2020
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has a history of criticizing President Donald Trump and this time is no different. The former first lady is taking aim at Trump for his rhetoric surrounding the coronavirus…
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EXCLUSIVE: DC Workers Pay For Ridiculous Amount Of Porn On Job, GPS Data Suggests
Pete Peterson · 3 min · 3h
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