What I’m hearing about Cavs draft pick Tyrese Proctor – Terry Pluto - Cleveland.com
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What scouts see with the Cavs second-round pick.
Apple Has a Huge Siri Problem That WWDC 2025 Probably Won’t Fix - Gizmodo
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If Apple is going to address its stumbles with AI, now would be the time, but my hopes aren't super...
How common is it for siblings to fight over their parents' inheritance money? What is the best way to handle this type of situation?
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It wasn't me and my siblings fighting over my Dad's inheritance but my stepmother and I !! I should...
Options Markets Show Traders Reposition as Mideast Tension Fades - Bloomberg
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Stocks hit record highs last week and energy futures retreated after Middle East tensions eased. But...
To prevent blackouts, Trump administration keeps another aging power plant online through summer - AP News
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The U.S. Department of Energy is ordering an oil and gas power plant to keep its turbines running th...
Silicon Valley's not crying for Musk - Axios
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Most tech leaders hope they can return to a more normal deal-making, policy-setting environment.
With 2 petawatts, the powerful American ZEUS laser competes with particle accelerators. - Farmingdale Observer
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The world of high-energy physics has witnessed a remarkable breakthrough with ZEUS (Zettawatt-Equiva...
The nine-armed octopus and the oddities of the cephalopod nervous system - Ars Technica
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A mix of autonomous and top-down control manage the octopus’s limbs.
Why are white women so hard to date?
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Because a lot of them, they are boyfriend stealers! Unless the guy is already in a relationship such...
N.J. resident traps rabid raccoon, officials say - NJ.com
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The raccoon was confirmed to be rabid by the state laboratory, according to authorities.
"Oh, Mary!" star Cole Escola manifested their Tony win the old-fashioned way - Salon.com
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"Oh, Mary!" is the result of Cole Escola's uncompromising vision and flair for the absurdly strange