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Satya Nadella says trust in US technology will outweigh the allure of cheap Chinese models

Satya Nadella says that the US remains competitive because of "rich ecosystem" its built that keeps it winning.

By Cheryl Teh,Aditi Bharade

The Aiper Scuba V3 robot pool cleaner is down to its best-ever price — save $600 at Amazon

Find the best robot pool cleaner deal. Save 43% on the Aiper Scuba V3 at Amazon.

By Keshaun Heidenreich

I took a 30% pay cut to move to Spain. I made budgeting mistakes when adjusting to my new salary, but it was worth it.

A former Amazon employee took a 30% pay cut to relocate from Ireland to Spain. He made budgeting mistakes, but has since doubled his salary.

By Tess Martinelli

The Kindle Paperwhite Kids is down to $154.99 at Amazon — act fast to save $25

As of July 27, the Kindle Paperwhite Kids 16GB (in select covers) has been marked down to $154.99 at Amazon. That's 14% off its full price of $179.99.

By Weston Altenwerth

I racked up $40,000 in credit card debt and kept it a secret from everyone. At 40, I had to move in with my parents to pay it down.

After living in NYC for 15 years, Johanna Dickson had $40,000 in debt across her credit cards. She moved back to her parents' to start tackling it.

By Jen Glantz

Actors are losing roles to AI knockoffs of themselves

What does it feel like when an AI version of you takes your job? That's been the reality some micro drama actors have been facing.

By Lucia Moses

Discord and Meta accused of giving predators 'unfettered access' to a teen girl and failing to stop the abuse

Discord and Meta face a lawsuit over alleged child abuse by criminal groups on their platforms, challenging Section 230 protections.

By Charles Rollet

Rule Japanica: America and Japan are building the alliance China fears

Japan hosts 60,000 U.S. service members, covers 75% of basing costs, and is now co-producing AMRAAM and SM-3 weapons systems at massive scale.

By Dawson Wiegand

America’s tipping culture has gone from rewarding service to fee insanity

Tipping has morphed from rewarding outstanding service into an obligation that resembles a socialist experiment, with tip screens and hidden fees.

By Kendall Schuster

Russia pulled back from the Arctic, for now. NATO must act before those troops return

Satellite imagery reveals Russia pulling air-defense systems from Arctic positions while building massive new bases near Finland and Norway's borders.

By Kelsi Kilback