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Meta's historic $18 billion settlement may mean little for the plight of teens

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On Wednesday, Meta reached an agreement with attorneys general across states, Washington, DC, and US territories that had brought claims the desig...


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I launched a Buy Canadian marketplace in response to US trade tensions. Now traffic is surging.
Valerie Crisp launched her Buy Canada marketplace last year.

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Some Canadians are responding to Trump's new 50% tariffs by buying closer to home.Valerie Crisp launched a Canadian goods marketplace last year to serve that demand.She's excited about the movement, but says buying Canadian comes with tradeoffs.

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The US Army is betting on nuclear microreactors to keep its bases powered even if the grid goes dark
Five companies were chosen to build the microreactors for five bases.

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The US Army picked five vendors to build nuclear microreactors at five bases.The Janus Program aims to keep key bases powered if the electric grid goes down.US officials warn bases could face cyberattacks, strikes, and power disruptions in war.

The US Army announced plans to b...


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New York wants to win back Canadian tourists with over 100 travel deals amid Trump's trade war: 'Our message is one ...
Canadian visitation to New York State fell more than 26% in 2025.

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Over 100 New York State hotels and attractions are offering discounts to Canadian tourists.Trump's proposed tariffs have stoked tensions, sparking Canadian calls to boycott US travel.Several Times Square hotels, Manhattan restaurants, and Broadway shows are 30% off.

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Dolly Parton’s smartest business move was saying no to Elvis Presley
Dolly Parton and Elvis Presley.

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In the 1970s, Elvis Presley wanted to record a cover of Dolly Parton's "I Will Always Love You."Parton declined because Presley asked to split the publishing rights.The risky move paid off when Whitney Houston's version of the song became a bestselling hit.

In what world does a young, sequined country singe...


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