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Mamdani thanks Trump for helping small businesses in NYC, nationwide: 'President has delivered relief'
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani on Friday announced a deal with President Donald Trump that would give small business owners who accept SNAP benefits an extension of a new rule that requires certain items to be stocked.
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See All- I let my teaching license expire after years of hard work. I didn't expect to feel so free.
- Nvidia's new CEO search is on. Here are the top candidates to replace Jensen Huang.
- A former Miss USA contestant says she felt 'robbed' after a leaked Miss Universe video raised doubts about who could win
- I was flying when the FAA grounded all flights. Everything was chaos, and I got stuck on the tarmac for hours.
- After ruling out Malta as a place to retire, I tested out living on its smaller sister island, Gozo
- My parents raised 5 kids without losing their minds. They had a system for everything, from dinner to Christmas presents.
- A woman on the cruise ship struck by a tanker said the riverboat started filling with water like the 'Titanic'
- I watched Jensen Huang speak 9 days before his resignation. Two things stand out now.
- We sold our house and nearly everything we owned to move our kids to Malta. Parenting is different here.
- The Pentagon is testing war robots that can hunt in packs without GPS and find battlefield targets on their own. Humans still call the shots.
Software company with thousands of Fortune 500 clients joins Microsoft in experiencing major outage
Workday, a business software that handles payroll and human resources management for thousands of prominent companies, suffered a major outage Friday, joining Microsoft in experiencing a shutdown…
Why Social Security’s annual COLA matters more as retirees get older
The Social Security Administration (SSA) revealed last month the annual cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) for 2027, which will give a boost to beneficiaries' monthly checks amid stubborn inflation.
Microsoft apologizes after major Outlook outage worldwide, blames technical issue
Microsoft said Friday afternoon that a global outage affecting its suite of workplace products, most notably its Outlook email service, was caused by a bug introduced during a network capacity upgrade.
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We bought the house next door to our rental. 15 of our friends and family helped us move in an afternoon.
The first time I moved as an adult, it was to a dorm room in the oldest building on my college campus, up a hill and five flights of stairs. Thankfully, there were burly football players to help. Since then, I’ve moved…
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Meet Nvidia’s new interim CEO: The fortune and rise of Colette Kress
Nvidia's appointment of Colette Kress as interim CEO puts one of the most powerful women in tech at the helm of the company whose chips and computing systems have become the backbone of the artificial intelligence boom.
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Inside Zuckerberg, Huang’s push for White House AI pact
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg was the chief architect of the “morally binding” AI accords that emerged from Tuesday’s White House lunch with President Donald Trump, Speaker Mike Johnson, and more than a dozen tech…
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Nvidia shares sell off as CEO Jensen Huang resigns
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Inspector general finds no misconduct in Federal Reserve renovations
