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just now (392+ words) An investigation found defense secretary put US forces at risk, triggering fresh demands for his resignation The Department of Defense's inspector general released the much-anticipated unclassified report on Thursday about Pete Hegseth's disclosure of plans for military airstrikes in Yemen in a Signal group chat earlier this year. "No classified information. Total exoneration. Case closed. Houthis bombed into submission. Thank you for your attention to this IG report," he wrote. The report found that the head of US Central Command sent a secure email to Hegseth and the acting chairman of the joint chiefs of staff on 14 March just before 9pm, approximately 17 hours before the beginning of the 15 March strikes. "This email provided operational details and updates to senior DoD leadership, including detailed information on the means and timing of the strikes," it said. That information about the planned attacks was…...

just now (589+ words) We came across a'bullishthesis'on Spotify Technology S.A. on Nikhs's Substack. In this article, we will summarize the bulls' thesis on SPOT. Spotify Technology S.A.'s share was trading at $576.79 as of December 2nd. SPOT's trailing and forward P/E were 74.59 and 42.92 respectively according to Yahoo Finance. Spotify Technology S.A., together with its subsidiaries, provides [] We came across a'bullish thesis'on Spotify Technology S.A. on Nikhs's Substack. In this article, we will summarize the bulls' thesis on SPOT. Spotify Technology S.A.'s share was trading at $576.79 as of December 2nd. SPOT's trailing and forward P/E were 74.59 and 42.92 respectively according to Yahoo Finance. Spotify Technology S.A., together with its subsidiaries, provides audio streaming subscription services worldwide. SPOT's Q3 2025 results confirmed a structural inflection'execution itself has become the company's moat. Long perceived as trapped between record labels and tech giants, Spotify has transformed into an execution engine that ships faster, cheaper, and…...

just now (950+ words) It's a Sunday afternoon. I'm sitting in a quiet Queens cafe, stirring my coffee across from the man I love when he says, calmly and rehearsed, "I've never truly loved you. And I don't think I ever will." Ouch. Safe to say, blueberry pancakes will never taste the same again." What followed was every stage of heartbreak you can imagine. Remorse, regret, rumination. I was moving through the world carrying the weight of loving someone who, if I'm being honest, didn't even like me most days. Crying on the subway became a routine and Olivia Dean's The Art of Loving became my lifeline." Just when I thought the world had shrunk to the size of my grief, life threw me a bone " a random, unexpected invitation to Club Med in the Dominican Republic. I didn't know it yet, but this…...

just now (513+ words) Some users jump generations in expanded Wrapped review while Taylor Swift tops UK streams for third year It has given some in middle age dubious hope that they have their finger on the cultural pulse. Meanwhile, some younger users have been told their listening habits suggest they are well into retirement. Spotify has confected a wave of intrigue over what our musical preferences suggest about our vintage, with its "your listening age" feature causing delight and consternation. The gimmick is a new addition to the streaming service's annual Wrapped feature, which uses the swaths of listening data it collects to deliver personalised insights into a user's year in sound. Many users found they had jumped generations in their musical habits. Some gen Zers noted they had been given an age in the 70s, while parents presumed their children's determination to listen…...

just now (24+ words) Indigenous people are at higher risk of developing dementia, but getting a diagnosis and support can be fraught with barriers, especially in remote regions....

just now (382+ words) The family of a Brookline woman who died this year after being hit by a Massachusetts State Police cruiser has sued the police department, saying the trooper who was driving was being negligent. Margie Mendez was walking in Chestnut Hill while out running errands at about 1:15 p.m. on Jan. 15, two days before her 86th birthday, when the crash occurred, MassLive previously reported. She was in the crosswalk at the intersection of Boylston and Hammond Streets when the cruiser struck her, causing her to fall and hit her head. Police said at the time that the car was moving at "a very low speed" and Mendez was conscious and alert when she was brought to the hospital. Her family, however, said that she was in "critical condition" and had received skull and rib fractures, a broken ankle and a brain injury that caused…...

just now (189+ words) CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WVVA) - The West Virginia Department of Education will welcome students from 12 schools to the State Capitol for the third annual Country Roads Codes Day on Monday, December 8th, 2025 at 10:30am in the Upper Rotunda. Students will showcase computer science and engineering projects to members of the West Virginia Legislature and the visiting public. Country Roads Codes is held each year during the West Virginia Legislature's December interim meetings. The event gives students a platform to share student-led robotics demonstrations, AI innovations and coding presentations with lawmakers and community members. We have designed this event to allow students to engage with our state leaders and share how they apply classroom learning in practical ways. The event is presented in partnership with West Virginia University's CodeWV initiative. Participating schools support the next generation of digital creators through computer science and AI learning…...

just now (626+ words) Escape from New York isn't just the title of a 1981 pulp classic starring Kurt Russell. It's what Westchester County and Florida realtors told the world (including Fortune) about what would happen if Gotham elected a socialist mayor. But it's time for a sequel with a different title. In the aftermath of much well-heeled panic about a potential mass exodus of New York millionaires and billionaires following the election of mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani, the contrary is already happening, and Manhattan luxury apartment buyers are voting with their wallets. Signed contracts for Manhattan homes costing $4 million or more rose to 176 in November, a 25% increase from October's 141 deals, according to fresh data from brokerage Douglas Elliman and appraiser Miller Samuel Inc. New signed contracts more than $4 million increased more than twice the rate of the overall market, the report noted. Olshan Realty similarly…...

just now (375+ words) Everyone on Wall Street is busy celebrating the AI supercycle " until you try the math. This week, IBM (NYSE:IBM) CEO Arvind Krishna dropped a number so large it could stop the AI party cold. At today's costs, he told Decoder, it takes roughly $80 billion to build and fully equip a 1-gigawatt AI data center. And with nearly 100 gigawatts of hyperscale capacity already announced across the industry, that implies around $8 trillion in capital spending. His conclusion was blunt: "There is no way you're going to get a return on that," arguing companies would need about $800 billion in profit just to service interest on that scale of investment. What Krishna is suggesting is a far darker possibility: the economics simply don't support the ambition. If capex continues to balloon while monetization remains vague, someone is going to hit the brakes. Enterprises…...

just now (430+ words) Published Dec 4, 2025 2:01 PM EST Robot dogs are already a bit creepy. But slap on a hyper-realistic image of a tech billionaire's face and have them literally crap out a piece of AI-generated art and you're left with something that would make Black Mirror producers shudder." "What if the act of looking at art were no longer a one-way encounter, but part of a feedback loop in which the artwork observes, learns, and remembers us in return?" Beeple said in an artist statement accompanying the installation." Each artist or billionaire inspired robot dog has its own "temperament." For example, Elon Musk's is described as a "cognitive blueprint," while Picasso's is "proto-cubism." (Beeple's dog, for what it's worth, has a temperament of "dystopic futurism"). Each also has its own speed setting'slow, medium, or fast. Maybe unsurprisingly, the tech billionaires all fall into…...