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Democratic socialists have lots of ideas, but how are we supposed to pay for them?
As a Certified Financial Planner, I've spent more than three decades asking people one simple question before they make a major financial decision."How are you going to pay for it?"It's a question every bank asks before approving a loan. It's a question every family should ask before buying a home. And it's the question every voter should ask as democratic socialism gains momentum across America. You can vote for someone as president of student council who promises free lunch, no school on Frida...
France national team uses ICE deportation planes for World Cup travel
The plane that French team used after match with Paraguay flew 44 deportation-related flights this year aloneThe French men’s national soccer team, whose star Kylian Mbappé is one of the world’s most outspoken athletes against far-right politicians, has been using a charter airplane company that is at the heart of the Trump administration’s mass deportation campaign.Images of the team posted on social media and flight tracking data show the French team have used Global Crossing Airlines (GlobalX...
The Iran war has pushed some countries away from oil and toward clean energy
The new round of bombing in the Middle East has underscored the precarity of relying on fossil fuels. The war is speeding up the global transition to EVs, solar, and batteries, experts say.(Image credit: Ezra Acayan)
Campaign staffers keep trying to bet on races despite push to curb insider trading
Kalshi says it has blocked "dozens" of trades from campaign insiders, but experts say the company's approach leaves lots of potential loopholes. NPR has found at least one trade that slipped through.(Image credit: Allison Robbert)
New aviation mechanics graduate with jobs in hand, thanks to a labor shortage
Aviation is literally soaring in the U.S., with record passenger numbers. But with a generation of mechanics set to leave the workforce, the industry needs new graduates to fill the gap.(Image credit: Angus Mordant)
How England's class divide shaped Andy Burnham, the U.K.'s likely next prime minister
Europe How England's class divide shaped Andy Burnham, the U.K.'s likely next prime minister July 9, 20265:00 AM ET Lauren Frayer UK-BURNHAM PROFILE Listen · 4:47 4:47 Transcript Toggle more options Download Embed Embed Transcript
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Democrats search for new candidate after Platner announces he's suspending campaign
Politics Democrats search for new candidate after Platner announces he's suspending campaign July 9, 20264:58 AM ET Heard on Morning Edition By Elena Moore , A Martínez Democrats search for new candidate after Platner announces he's suspending campaign Listen · 3:19 3:19 Toggle more options Download Embed Embed
Paid in full in 2013, car never came: Mahindra told to refund buyer with interest
Puducherry commission ordered Mahindra and its dealer to refund a customer. The man paid in full for a Mahindra XUV500 in 2013 but never received it. The state commission found Mahindra responsible for the vehicle's non-delivery. The dealer was also partly blamed for delays in placing the purchase order. Mahindra must refund the full amount and pay compensation to the aggrieved buyer.
Father guilty of murdering four-week-old baby son by shaking him in 'violent and cruel act'
A man has been convicted of murdering his four-week-old baby son by shaking him in a "violent and cruel act". Tony Bartlett, 39, previously denied murder and manslaughter of his son Atticus Bartlett, who died in hospital after collapsing at his family home in Chard, Somerset, on July 16 2022.A jury at Bristol Crown Court unanimously convicted Bartlett, formerly a postman, of murder yesterday afternoon and remanded him into custody to be sentenced on July 24.Mr Justice Cavanagh said: “There is on...
Mumbai's rain has entered uncharted territory. The data tells a worrying story
Mumbai experienced unprecedented rainfall, exceeding normal monthly totals in just one week. This extreme weather reflects climate change altering rainfall patterns across India. Warmer air and seas contribute to more intense and concentrated rain events. Urban development and infrastructure limits exacerbate flooding issues in the city. Adapting to these changing monsoons requires smarter planning and natural buffer protection.
‘Shoot me, just let my son pass’: The last moments of Ahmad Zaid
Three-month-old boy in critical condition dies after Israeli forces block his access to an ambulance.
Why is the cryptocurrency market slumping?
Bitcoin is falling, yet cryptocurrency is spreading beyond investing into politics, sanctions and global finance.
Inside Steve Wynn’s $70 million Ritz-Carlton Central Park penthouse
Billionaire Steve Wynn has relisted his New York City penthouse for seventy million dollars. This exclusive property failed to sell previously at a higher asking price. The lavish duplex offers nearly eleven thousand square feet of living space. It features dramatic living areas and panoramic views of Central Park. The relisting reflects current conditions in the ultra-luxury real estate market.
Around 35,000 tech jobs may be eliminated in 2026, India’s IT sector sees AI shift
The latest trend reflects a new phase in the restructuring of India's IT services industry, which is valued at over $315 billion. Companies are continuing to rationalise the workforce built up during the pandemic hiring surge after grappling with weaker business conditions over the past three years.
Space images reveal 5,000-mile seaweed belt across the Atlantic
Sargassum seaweed, once a crucial part of marine ecosystems, has now transformed into a significant coastal issue due to nutrient-rich runoff from land. This rapid growth of brown macroalgae poses serious environmental and economic challenges, threatening tourism and local livelihoods. Scientists are investigating the interplay of nutrient shifts and ocean currents to resolve this issue, emphasizing that tackling land-based pollution is vital to curb the spread of sargassum.
Microsoft layoffs: Here's what company is offering laid-off employees across US in severance
Microsoft announced significant job cuts affecting approximately 4,800 global employees this week. Affected employees in the United States will receive generous severance packages and benefits. These packages include extended base pay and continued stock vesting for eligible workers. The layoffs primarily impact the sales division and the Xbox gaming business. This move aligns with Microsoft's strategic cost reduction and AI infrastructure expansion plans.
'Sack him...': Ben Stokes' post sparks fresh debate as ICC probes ECB over footage
Ben Stokes posted "Sack him..." on social media, reigniting retirement speculation. The International Cricket Council is investigating the England and Wales Cricket Board over footage. This footage was filmed inside the dressing room before Stokes announced his retirement. The ICC alleges the ECB breached regulations by releasing the video early. The investigation occurs as the ECB searches for a new Test captain.
Germany records over 5,100 heat deaths as Europe reels under record-breaking summer
Germany recorded an estimated 5,120 heat-related deaths so far this year. The majority of the deaths occurred during the intense weather in late June, according to the country's public health agency.
Microsoft lays off Xbox Vice President after 37 years with the company
The latest round of job cuts at Microsoft has affected employees across different parts of the business, including long-serving figures who helped shape some of Xbox's best-known features. Among those leaving is Kevin LaChapelle, Vice President of Xbox Platform, whose departure brings to a close a career spanning 37 years at the company.