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The Great Wealth Transfer Needs More Than Tax Planning | Opinion
Passing on family wealth isn't just about money or estate plans, says Saidin Hernandez. The next generation needs preparation.
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Venus to Hit Peak Brilliance Tonight: How to See It Across US
Venus is set to upstage "every star around it" on Friday as it reaches peak brilliance, according to NASA.
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Texas Republicans Face ‘Generational Wipeout’ Amid Disastrous Polls
New polls have shown Democrats leading or within striking distance in several of Texas' biggest races.
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How Ukraine Scored Major Frontline Breakthrough by Fooling Russia
Operation Vivaldi has allowed Kyiv to thwart Russia's moves in the Donbas region, in part because of the element of surprise.
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Ed Sheeran’s Two-Chord Solution to Pop’s Dumbest War
The biggest loser here is Sheeran, who straddled a fence that collapsed beneath him when Macklemore kicked it.
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Woman, 23, Says Traditional Jobs Left Her in Hospital—Then She Found Why
"I can do a day's work, but at the cost of my life," Ella Thompson, who has ADHD and autism, told Newsweek.
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Who is Eugene Horsch? Man at Center of Philadelphia 'House of Horrors'
Eugene Horsch is at the center of a Philadelphia investigation into seven missing women.
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Streaming Is Booming, but Local Music Scenes Pay the Price | Opinion
Algorithms may predict what to play next, but only communities can create music never heard before, argues Randy Dominguez.
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If Alex Ovechkin Can’t Hide Behind ‘Peace and Love,' Neither Can His Critics
His excuse for backing Putin's party is nonsense. But if political support is a firing offense, American sport is in big trouble.
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Patrick Clancy's New Wife Defends Him, Says Story 'Twisted'
Dr. Rachel Danis called Patrick Clancy the "most selfless father and supportive partner" and spoke about the moment they met.
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Donald Trump's Approval Rating Among Frequent AI Users Revealed
Voters broadly back federal AI rules and watermarking, as new polling reveals a sharp political divide driven by usage habits.
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Map Shows States Where Trump’s Hunting Order Will Have Most Impact
Trump signed orders expanding hunting and fishing access to federal lands, including two national parks in California and Idaho.
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Map Shows States With Most Redistricting Changes Ahead of Midterms
About one in 10 Americans will vote in a different congressional district after an escalating partisan fight over House control.
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MAGA Commentator Suggests Eating Veggie Burgers as Beef Prices Rise
Ground beef prices hit $7.16 per pound in August, according to statistics, up 7.9 percent from a year earlier.
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James Talarico Accusations Explained as Ken Paxton Accuses Him of Corruption
Talarico's team has pointed to Paxton's own history of alleged corruption in response to allegations of a "pay-to-play scheme."
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The Last Time I Saw My Brother, We Talked About Our Funerals. Then My Phone Rang
Ronnie wanted his funeral catered like a Saturday afternoon watching football. We laughed about it. But then something changed. Just for a m
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After My Husband Died, I Went Ahead With a Hysterectomy for One Reason
After losing her husband to colon cancer, she told Newsweek she felt forced to "choose my mental health over my physical health."
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Trump and Xi Are Stuck in an Iranian Finger Trap
There's only one way to escape from a finger trap.
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Electronic Voting Machines Stop Working In Russia's Elections
Numerous electronic voting machines have malfunctioned on the first day of Russia's parliamentary elections.
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Putin's New Warrior Class Is Coming for Russia's Elections—and Maybe Him
The Kremlin is using the elections to fast-track Ukraine war veterans into parliament. Putin might get more than he bargained for.
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Andrew Tate Says Guards are Being Rude to Him, Details Roach Infestation
Andrew Tate claimed he is being held in "filth" and increasingly harsh conditions in a solitary confinement unit at a Miami jail.
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Map Shows Cities Where Gen Z and Millennials Are Moving To
Both generations are leaving pricey coastal cities, but heading to different metros in pursuit of different dreams.
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What Five Major Forecasts Say About Republican Chances of Losing the Senate
Here is what five of the most closely watched forecasts say right now, and why they do not all agree.
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Green Card Update: DHS Details Requirements for New Applicant Category
The Trump administration changed who qualifies for birthright citizenship if a parent works for a foreign government.
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