How a crowded hotel could lead to a retrial for Australia’s mushroom murderer
By Hilary Whiteman, CNN Brisbane, Australia (CNN) — One of Australia’s most high-profile murder cases is back in court where a possible…
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Trump tiene un nuevo plan para aplastar la economía iraní. Pero, ¿mantendrá el rumbo?
Análisis por Stephen Collinson, CNN El presidente Donald Trump está desplegando otra estrategia en la guerra con Irán de la manera habitual: con…
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Reports: DEA joins investigation into Hayden Panettiere’s death
By Diego Mendoza, Holly Yan, CNN (CNN) — The federal Drug Enforcement Administration has joined the investigation into the death of actress…
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NASA studies fire clouds during Oregon’s record 2.5 million-acre burn season
BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — Oregon’s 2026 wildfire season set a state record with nearly 2.5 million acres burned, surpassing the previous record of…
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Key Trump legislative adviser to depart with potentially bruising midterm looming
By Alayna Treene, CNN (CNN) — President Donald Trump’s director of legislative affairs is expected to depart the White House in the coming…
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Junior Forecaster: Rosie is a fan of music and art, and loves the changing seasons
Rosie is heading into the third grade at Trinity Lutheran School in the Fall and is looking forward to her music classes and art classes. She also…
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Do S corporations actually save business owners on taxes? What the data says
Switching from an LLC to S corporation status marks an important milestone in the life cycle of a business. Most comparisons focus on one…
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America’s most innovative states
Innovation can attract investment and reshape economies. The U.S. Economic Development Administration identifies innovation as a driver of…
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The identity risks that come with starting a new job
You’ve just landed your dream job, and a welcome email hits your inbox asking you to complete onboarding paperwork, set up direct deposit,…
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The science behind how cells produce energy and what disrupts it
As metabolic health becomes a growing focus in wellness conversations, researchers are paying closer attention to the cellular processes that…
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Prebiotics vs. probiotics: What’s the difference?
Whether you’re inundated with #fibermaxxing content or overwhelmed by the vast options in the probiotic aisle at your local pharmacy, it…
Continue ReadingAI is fueling demand for finance talent, not replacing it
Much of the conversation around artificial intelligence and the labor market focuses on volatility such as increasing tech company layoffs and…
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Retailers are collecting your biometrics. Some local governments are fighting back.
When shoppers walk into a grocery store, they expect security cameras. Few expect the store to analyze their faces, eyes, and voices. Earlier…
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Product liability for retailers: Why your business could be liable for what you sell or make
Manufacturers aren’t the only business entity that could get sued over a defective product. If you sell products in a store, shop or online,…
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Do I need ADHD medication? Understanding the signs and options
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a common neurodevelopmental disorder marked by patterns of inattention and, in some cases,…
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How to write an accounts payable policy your team will use
If you’re a controller inheriting a policy from the last finance lead, the cost of leaving it untouched shows up fast. Invoices might…
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The forward-deployed engineer model: What's working so far
A year into the forward-deployed engineer model, Superhuman, Infor and Leaping AI agree on the upside: Deployments that once took months now…
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Mineral vs. chemical sunscreen: Which is better for sensitive skin?
Mineral sunscreen or chemical sunscreen? It’s a choice consumers often face when getting ready to enjoy some time in the sun. But which one…
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The baby names that shot up the charts in 2026, and the pop culture moments behind them
Every May, the Social Security Administration drops one of the most entertaining website updates of all: the names that gained the most in…
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The states where people have lived in the same house the longest, and the ones where people are on the move
In the last few years, something remarkable has been happening in American neighborhoods. More people are staying put. In 2024, just 11.2% of…
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