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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are moving back to the UK 6 years after they left. Here's a timeline of their relationship with the royals. [17d]
Why Gen Z loves going to the movies, YouTube as Hollywood's new proving ground, and other insights from MoviePass's CEO [17d]
Stripe says the singularity has arrived. Here's what they told investors about it. [17d]
Trump says data centers maybe ‘could use a little public relations help’ [17d]
Bad news for Jason Kelce: Postal Service rules say you shouldn't mail pee to data centers [17d]
I turned my Manhattan stoop into an art project. It brought my neighborhood together. [17d]
'Dune: Part Three' ticket demand overwhelmed AMC's website. Its CEO called the glitches 'intolerable and inexcusable.’ [17d]
US Air Force, Navy, and Coast Guard veterans face higher rates of rare nerve disease ALS than other vets, study finds [17d]
Amazon is rolling out drone delivery to 500 cities. Here’s how to see if they'll deliver to your house. [17d]
Target is winning back shoppers. Now it faces a big test. [17d]
The US Army is asking around to see who can supply hard-to-find parts for Ukraine's Bradleys [17d]
Pocket's popular AI notetaker launched 8 months ago. Revenue is soaring, but can it last? [17d]
Take a look inside Miami's top 3 elite schools where billionaires send their kids [17d]
Italy with my in-laws meant late starts and tricky meals. Then we got a week to ourselves. [17d]
A 39-year-old fitness coach mistook her colon cancer symptoms for IBS [17d]
Elon Musk finally has Warren Buffett as a shareholder — sort of [17d]
The $12.5 billion Lakers deal is a bet that sports TV will keep booming. The NFL may test that. [17d]
Gwyneth Paltrow is fully in her AI era [17d]
3 underrated dishes to order at an Indian restaurant, according to a top Indian chef [17d]
I've traveled to over 70 countries. Here are 5 cities I always tell my friends and family to visit. [17d]
I was born and raised in London. Here are the 9 of the biggest mistakes I see tourists make. [17d]
At 69, we traded our empty-nester condo in the city for a much larger house in the suburbs [17d]
All 89 movies based on Marvel comics, ranked [17d]
These are 35 of the most beautiful beaches across the US [17d]
I'm 68 and chose 'soft retirement.' I work 3 days a week and keep my benefits. [17d]
I returned to Australia after 5 years in New York City. Moving home has been harder than leaving. [17d]
Silicon Valley employees are flexing their limited-edition customized Swiss watches [17d]
Kick's team is launching a new app to help creators make money from their fans [17d]
3 execs who sold their company to Martin Sorrell’s S4 Capital are suing, alleging they’re owed millions [17d]
The US Army is overhauling how it trains its new helicopter pilots to fly, outsourcing training to a private company [17d]
AI companies are desperate for your work-related data. What's your price? [17d]
Microsoft AI's CMO is leaving as the company rethinks consumer marketing efforts [17d]
I stepped back from a successful VC career. The hardest part was the ego hit. [17d]
Silicon Valley has a new insult for performative hustle posts: 'grindslop' [17d]
An investor using real estate to retire early says his rents fell in 2026, but he still increased his profit by focusing on 3 expenses. [17d]
Trump's student-loan expert said he was 'not aware' of a repayment glitch in a lawsuit to restore affordable bills [17d]
A nutrition scientist shares 1 evidence-backed breakfast swap you can make for a lower cancer risk [17d]
We've got a new in-flight Starlink fan: Rick Ross [17d]
I left my $250,000 Meta job to coach startup founders. I work fewer hours, have less stress, and still make a good living. [17d]
One chart shows a big warning sign for the future of AI [17d]
Zepbound helped me lose 18% of my body weight. I wish I didn't feel the need to apologize for it. [17d]
"Dune: Part Three" and "The Odyssey" have fans camping out for tickets like its the 1990s [17d]
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is entering his social media era. Pay attention to what he wants to teach you. [17d]
Inside the fraud scandal that's rocked the $15 billion trading card industry [17d]
Zara Larsson said she agrees her tickets are 'very expensive' and she wants to have a say in pricing [17d]
Using synthetic data for AI training is 'a big mistake,' says AI pioneer Rich Sutton [17d]
Keke Palmer says she makes time to cry alone: 'It's a release' [17d]
Companies with huge datasets can save up to 80% in AI costs by using open-weight models: Hims CEO [17d]
Taiwan is using Frankenstein-style tanks made with old Patton designs to guard the gateway to its capital [17d]