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Seattle residents say they are in ‘survival mode,’ selling homes as high prices squeeze middle class
A Microsoft employee's family is selling their Seattle home and downsizing as groceries, gas, insurance and housing costs surge amid record local inflation.
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Jay-Z, Drake, Justin Bieber & Don Toliver Soundtrack Official 2026 Fanatics Fest Playlist
It’s all going down at Javits Center in NYC from July 16-19.
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OpenAI researcher Miles Wang in talks to launch AI drug discovery startup valued at $2B
The funding discussions point to investor interest in applying AI to make breakthroughs in life sciences.
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Lily Allen Downsizes Tour Dates From Arenas to Theaters For Upcoming U.S. Leg
Along with announcing a date in Seattle, Allen confirmed her Philadelphia, Chicago, L.A., San Francisco and Vancouver shows will now take place at theater-sized venues.
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Lily Allen Downsizes Tour Dates From Arenas to Theaters For Upcoming U.S. Leg
Along with announcing a date in Seattle, Allen confirmed her Philadelphia, Chicago, L.A., San Francisco and Vancouver shows will now take place at theater-sized venues.
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Man who allegedly sent racial insult to Aces’ Chelsea Gray is fired from job at Hilton, company says
Chelsea Gray posted a screenshot of an alleged racial slur sent via Instagram after her team's loss to Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever.
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Born 106 Years Ago Today in the Lone Star State, the “Den Mother of Music Row” Who Got Kris Kristofferson His First Hit
Kris Kristofferson, who co-wrote a major gospel hit with Marijohn Wilkin One hundred six years ago today, the songwriter behind country classics whose publishing company took chances on future legends was born. The post Born 106 Years Ago Today in the Lone Star State, the “Den Mother of Music Row” Who Got Kris Kristofferson His…
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Children born during lockdown found it more difficult to focus, follow instructions and regulate their emotions aged four, says study
These babies had a ‘uniquely disrupted’ first year as the Covid outbreak severely restricted social interaction between March 23, 2020, and July 19, 2021.