What is motherhood? Is it the never-ending pile of dishes? The urge to pick up those random piles that your kids leave on every available surface? Or somehow having enough laundry to do a load every single day? It might feel that way some days (or most days), but according to these two moms, the […]
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Bitcoin’s supply on exchanges dropped by 7.53%, indicating increased investor confidence and reduced liquidity. Rising network activity and technical indicators suggested that Bitcoin could be entering a bullish phase. Bitcoin’s [BTC] supply on exchanges has dropped to just 7.53%, marking its lowest level since February 2018. At press time, Bitcoin traded at $87,075.28, down 0.95%
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Celia Paul is “a person in love with the romance of that which can never be,” or so says critic Hilton Als in a new monograph of her work. That sense of nostalgia permeates the British painter’s oeuvre, collected for the first time in Celia Paul: Works 1975–2025, which includes five essays, including one by
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A Gustav Klimt portrait of a West African prince, long hidden away in a private collection, was displayed for the first time in nearly a century at last week’s European Fine Art Fair in Maastricht, the Netherlands. Presented by Austrian gallery Wienerroither and Kohlbacher, the two-foot-tall 1897 oil painting depicts Prince William Nii Nortey Dowuon,
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The Blockchain Group confirmed a 580 BTC buy, boosting its stock by 226% amid growing institutional Bitcoin interest. Whale accumulation trends aligned with the firm’s move, suggesting broader market confidence in Bitcoin’s next leg up. The Blockchain Group has confirmed the acquisition of 580 Bitcoin [BTC], valued at approximately $40 million, in a strategic move
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Two Democratic members of the Federal Trade Commission who were fired by President Trump sued him today, saying their removals are “in direct violation of a century of federal law and Supreme Court precedent.” “Plaintiffs bring this action to vindicate their right to serve the remainder of their respective terms, to defend the integrity of
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Then, the researchers got data on all the speeding tickets issued in Florida and identified the ones belonging to Lyft drivers. The data showed one thing clearly: Lyft has incentives for its drivers to avoid traffic violations, and they work. “Compared with the general population of motorists, our sample is less prone to speed, especially
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Microsoft’s canceled data center leases lead to drops in AI and Bitcoin mining stocks. Microsoft rejected the Bitcoin investment proposal despite its growing corporate adoption trend. The AI sector faces renewed turbulence amid concerns over Microsoft’s changing data center strategy. Analysts at TD Cowen report that Microsoft has canceled over 2GW of planned data center
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Every workplace should warmly welcome talent from all races, genders, religions, and ages. This diversity is essential in creating a positive and inclusive work environment because, in the end, a company’s true values shine through its varied workforce and how it supports individuals from different backgrounds. Not to mention that this is what truly reflects
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SAN FRANCISCO — It has been nearly a year and a half since the beginning of the Israeli bombardment of Palestine, which many organizations including Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch are calling a genocide. While the oppression of the Palestinian people long predates these attacks, so, too, does the flourishing of humanity despite adverse
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