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Israeli president defends war with Iran, says targeted oil sites were 'not the oil reserves of the people'
For Israeli president Isaac Herzog, the conflict that began with Hamas' October 7 assault is inseparable from Iran's broader strategy.
'Decline and recline': Uber and Lyft drivers are rethinking what trips to accept to navigate soaring gas prices
Oil prices blew past the $100-a-barrel mark on Monday, before falling back to around $90 after Trump suggested the war with Iran could soon end.
Patreon's CEO says AI will be a 'bloodbath for the world's creative people' unless tech companies pay up
Patreon's CEO, Jack Conte, thinks the creator economy is being "left out" when it comes to compensation by AI companies.
The top US general says most of Iran's best air defenses are no longer factors, clearing the way for deeper air operations
US and Israeli forces can fly deeper into Iranian territory "with relative impunity," Gen. Caine said on Monday.
Mark Zuckerberg just posted a totally normal and fine photo with Alexandr Wang
Amid rumors of tension, Mark Zuckerberg posts "meanwhile at Meta HQ" with his arm around Scale AI founder Alexandr Wang.
MrBeast is laying the groundwork for a new business helping others with ads and marketing
Top YouTuber MrBeast is looking to add advertising services to a growing number of ventures surrounding his media business.
This Pentagon announcement on an Operation Epic Fury soldier's 'believed to be' death is very unusual
Former military spokespeople said the Pentagon statement was a break from the norm and criticized what they characterized as awkward phrasing.
I moved to California for my husband's job. We split 6 months later, but following him was the best choice I ever made.
I left New York City to move to San Diego for my husband's job. Our relationship didn't work out, and we divorced, but staying in California did.
I tried 10 new items coming to Taco Bell's menu in 2026 and ranked them from worst to best
Taco Bell is releasing over 20 new menu items in 2026, including a Crème Brûlée Crunchwrap, Mexican Pizza Empanadas, and very spicy chicken nuggets.
I run a 30-year-old bookstore. Here's how I've kept sales rising for 4 straight years.
WoodsWorth focused on growing its online shop, adding more in-store events, and building partnerships. The bookstore has grown 7% a year since 2022.
Citi CEO doesn't see systemic risk lurking in private credit — unless these 3 things converge
Citi CEO Jane Fraser said she's "sanguine" on the risks in private credit, but concerns about AI and war in Iran could make things more problematic.
What's next for the 7 million student-loan borrowers who are losing their affordable repayment plan
The 8th Circuit officially put an end to Biden's SAVE student-loan repayment plan. Here's what comes next for the millions of enrolled borrowers.