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Map shows 14 major U.S. metros where prices are falling


Home prices are dropping in U.S. metros where for-sale inventory now far outpaces demand, including many Florida and Texas cities.

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At 34, I moved from New York City to the Midwest to live with my parents. I was struggling to find a job, and I feel less independent now.


I moved from NYC to the Midwest to live with my parents while job hunting. I don’t pay rent, but it’s been a tough adjustment.

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Krasheninnikov volcano erupts after strongest earthquake in Kamchatka in decades


Historic Eruption in Kamchatka Following Record Earthquake

The Krasheninnikov volcano erupted on Sunday, August 3, for the first time in over 600 years, shortly after a powerful 8.8-magnitude earthquake struck offshore Southeast of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky on July 30. This earthquake, which is the


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Ukraine reveals significant corruption scheme in defense procurement


Ukraine Uncovers Major Corruption Scheme in Drone Procurement
The National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) and the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office (SAPO) have revealed a significant corruption scheme involving drone procurement, which implicated a current member of parliament, region

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Michigan’s governor replaces clean energy advocate on utilities board with ‘industry ally’


Critics say Gretchen Whitmer deposed Alessandra Carreon at the behest of state energy supplier DTE Energy

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Fewer green energy tariffs offered as British households opt for cheaper deals


Industry data shows suppliers have scaled back premium-priced deals based on renewables as demand falls

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RICHARD JOHNSON: Famed photographer Harry Benson still shooting at 96


Photographer Harry Benson is a living legend. At 96 — having shot Winston Churchill, Jackie Onassis and every U.S. president since Dwight B. Eisenhower — he’s still shooting.

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August 3: ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY


ON THIS DAY IN 1919, the Brooklyn Daily Eagle reported, “Since Joe Jackson took baseball seriously and decided upon it as his occupation, the sensational swatting outfielder of the Chicago White Sox has always hit over .300. Joe, like the celebrated Ty Cobb, got his start in the Sunny South, and is a native of […]

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Israeli forces kill over 20 people seeking food in Gaza, witnesses and health officials say


Hospital officials and witnesses say Israeli forces have killed at least 23 Palestinians seeking food in the Gaza Strip.

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I’ve interviewed around 500 people. I can trace all my best and worst hires back to this single interview question.


It’s a simple question with no right or wrong answer, but it reveals a lot about whether this person is aligned with the role.