Your Zodiac Sign Is 2,000 Years Out of Date - The New York Times — Oh no they didn’t!
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Healthcare’s Steady Job Growth Is Keeping a Weakening Labor Market Afloat—but for How Long? - WSJ
All told, there are now 23.5 million health-services jobs in the U.S., or about one in six private-sector jobs. That compares with 12.7 million manufacturing jobs, and 15.6 million jobs at retailers. Only the professional and business-services sector, a catchall category that includes everything from lawyers to security guards to telemarketers, comes close, with 22.5 million employees.
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[Basic Apple Guy on X: “20 years ago today, Steve Jobs unveiled the iPod nano. t.co/h4sGLW9Xb…” / X](https://x.com/BasicAppleGuy/status/1964712105011253742)
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Trump Claims the Power to Summarily Kill Suspected Drug Smugglers - The New York Times
Interesting constitutional questions: When can the President declare that a member of an organized crime syndicate is a military combatant? Can they be killed? Does Congress need to get involved?
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The Financial Hack That Built the Eagles Into the NFL’s Super Team - WSJ
Here’s how it works: When a player signs a contract, the two primary components are his salary and bonuses. Salary counts against the cap for the year it’s paid to that player. But the hit from a signing bonus is spread over the length of the contract.
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The Marriage Effect - The Atlantic
A common narrative has it that commitment and motherhood make women unhappy. New data suggest the opposite is true.
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Emergency Medicine News — How Predictive AI Models Will Reshape Emergency Medicine’s Magic
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Judge Orders Google to Share Search Results to Help Resolve Monopoly - The New York Times
Google must hand over its search results and some of its data to rival companies, a federal judge ruled on Tuesday, a decision that falls short of the sweeping changes proposed by the government to rein in the power of Silicon Valley.
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Heidi Gardner and More ‘SNL’ Cast Members Exit Show Ahead of Season 51 - The New York Times
“S.N.L.” was the top-rated broadcast show among viewers ages 18 to 49, the cohort most coveted by advertisers.
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