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The 7 Types of Overthinking That Drain Your Energy

Many years ago, I clearly remember celebrating a strange victory. I had only spent one day overthinking a problem. I was triggered by the end of another situationship. I could feel them pulling away. Something had changed, but I didn’t…

DC Water settles federal age-discrimination lawsuit for $217,000

The D.C. Water and Sewer Authority has agreed to settle a federal age-discrimination lawsuit for roughly $217,000 after firing an experienced employee to install a younger and less qualified replacement. The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, which enforces federal workplace…

MARA Stock Pops as Bitcoin Miner Agrees to Acquire Massive Powered Texas Land Plot

MARA Holdings, the publicly traded Bitcoin-mining giant, is deepening its bet that America’s power grid—not the cryptocurrency itself—is the real asset worth owning. And its stock is flying Thursday following the announcement. The Miami-based company announced Thursday that it has…

Chloë Sevigny Details Son Vanja’s Red Carpet Debut

You have to give Chloë Sevigny and her son Vanja’s latest photo op five stars.  After the Five Star Weekend actress and her 6-year-old—whom she shares with boyfriend Sinisa Mackovic—had an adorable moment at the premiere’s red carpet, she explained…

USMNT Needs Realistic Goals After Painful World Cup Exit to Belgium

Earlier this World Cup, I wrote about what would have to go right for the U.S. men’s national team to win the World Cup. I still think the idea — however unlikely — was not absurd. And I still believe…

A Majority of European Lawmakers Voted Against Letting Big Tech Read Our Messages. They’re Going to Anyway.

The European Parliament has voted to extend legislation allowing tech companies to voluntarily scan users’ private messages for child sexual abuse material, despite a majority of lawmakers voting against the proposal. The ruling reinstates permissions for firms including Meta, Google,…

New York Times-led group asks court to sanction OpenAI in US copyright dispute

By Blake Brittain July 9 (Reuters) – A group of newspapers including the New York Times and New York Daily News asked a federal court in Manhattan ‌on Thursday to sanction OpenAI in their high-stakes copyright dispute for allegedly ‌lying…

Ranking the 10 best NFL wide receiver duos coming into the season

Most — but definitely not all (I’m looking at you, Miami) — NFL teams have at least one good receiver, but it’s rarer when teams have two good wide receivers. It’s even rare when they have one good one and…

Inside Prince Harry’s ‘frantic’ efforts to get kids to UK for King Charles reunion

Prince Harry is reportedly “frantically” planning a reunion between his children and his father, King Charles. The Duke of Sussex is working to get private security in order for his wife, Meghan Markle, and their kids — Prince Archie, 7,…

At least 28 killed in shoe factory in China, state media says

A fire at a shoe factory in the south-eastern Chinese city of Jinjiang has killed at least 28 people, according to the state news agency. Dramatic footage posted by Xinhua showed huge flames and black smoke rising from a building…