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Italy’s Jannik Sinner (AP Photo/Joanna Chan) World number one tennis player Jannik Sinner and his partner Katerina Siniakova have withdrawn from the US Open mixed doubles championship after Sinner was forced to retire due to illness during the Cincinnati Open final against Carlos Alcaraz on Monday, tournament organizers confirmed on Tuesday in New York.The 24-year-old Sinner had to concede the Cincinnati final to Alcaraz after falling behind 5-0 in the first set due to an illness that began the day before the match.”I’m disappointed, I didn’t feel great from yesterday,” Sinner said on court. “During the night, I thought I…

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The United States has long upheld and cherished the sobriquet “land of opportunity” as a badge of honour. Yet what if the opportunity server first checks the gender of the plate before serving it? Opportunity bends and breaks along lines of privilege, and the latest labour figures reveal a stark truth: Women are once again paying the price of policy choices. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), 212,000 women aged 20 and over have left the workforce since January 2025, while 44,000 men entered it. Numbers rarely lie, and here they raise a blunt question: Has America’s promise…

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Today, the crypto market holds steady with a total cap just shy of $4 trillion, a marginal 0.2% daily rise with BNB, XRP, and ADA leading. Bitcoin maintains dominance at 58% for now, but it is still under 60%, which is good for the altcoin market. Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana edge up slightly, signaling that crypto could bounce soon after the current long dip from last week. (BTC.D) DISCOVER: Next 1000X Crypto: 10+ Crypto Tokens That Can Hit 1000x in 2025 XRP Leading Crypto Gainers After Breaching ATH Weeks Ago Bitcoin trades flat at $115K level, holding just a few percents…

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Moonbirds, one of the blue-chip non-fungible token collections on the Ethereum non-fungible token market, continues gaining traction among low-profile and high-profile non-fungible token traders and investors within the non-fungible token space. In a recent incident, the Moonbirds NFTs have attracted the attention of Beeple, one of the iconic digital artists in the non-fungible token world. Beeple Tweets About Moonbirds NFTs In an August 18 blog post, Beeple, through his daily art challenge, tweeted about the Moonbirds non-fungible token collections. He published an animated image of builders building and captioned it “Birbs Building Back.” His recognition came as the “Birbs” slang…

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We’re about to see the U.K.’s July CPI data! Our Event Guide for the July U.K. CPI release suggests that inflation may have cooled enough to tempt some traders into booking profits on Sterling’s recent run. But if the numbers come in hot enough to back the BOE’s gradual easing bias, the pound could still have more room to climb against the majors. This Article Is For Premium Members Only Become a Premium member for full website access, plus get: Ad-free experience Daily actionable short-term strategies High-impact economic event trading guides Unlimited Access access to MarketMilk™ Plus More!

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As a single mom of four, Chelsea Doman knew that going back to school would take more than ambition; it would take a program that truly suited her busy life. She’d built a career spanning pipeline operations, a decade of data analysis, launching a nonprofit for educational advocacy, and corporate analytics in the automotive industry. But her passion for learning persisted. “I’ve always loved learning. Stopping with my bachelor’s didn’t seem like enough,” she says. “I’ve had various points where it seemed like it was time to go back to school, but I wasn’t sure if I should do a…

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In the years since ChatGPT’s launch in late 2022, it’s been hard not to get swept up in feelings of euphoria or dread about the looming impacts of generative AI. This reaction has been fueled, in part, by the confident declarations of tech CEOs, who have veered toward increasingly bombastic rhetoric. “AI is starting to get better than humans at almost all intellectual tasks,” Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei recently told Anderson Cooper. He added that half of entry-level white collar jobs might be “wiped out” in the next one to five years, creating unemployment levels as high as 20%—a peak…

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NEED TO KNOW A 17-year-old boy died in a hiking accident just days before he was supposed to start his senior year of high school in CaliforniaThe teen has been identified by his family as Aaron Baten Gramajo of San RafaelAaron’s loved ones, his school’s principal and two of his employers have paid tribute to him following his death A 17-year-old boy in California died last week in a hiking accident days before the new school year. Relatives identified the teen as Aaron Baten Gramajo of San Rafael, according to CW affiliate KRON and Fox affiliate KTVU. Gramajo was hiking…

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Something very bad happened to Agnes. It’s hinted at in the first segment of Sorry, Baby, when her best friend Lydie (Naomi Ackie) arrives for a visit, and asks Agnes (Eva Victor) if she feels comfortable having the office of their old English professor Preston Decker (Louis Cancelmi). It’s fairly easy to infer what Lydie means by this, particularly once they go for dinner at the home of their former classmate Natasha (Kelly McCormack) and she snarkily remarks that Agnes was always ​“Decker’s favourite”. Lydie politely changes the subject and gives Agnes’s leg a reassuring squeeze.There has been a deluge of films about sexual…

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Rare is the day that passes during which I don’t, at least once (and usually more than once), say to myself, “Omigosh, I do wish that HL Mencken were still alive and active; he’d have a field day commenting on this particular politician or that tempest du jour.” There’s no question that if I could bring one American back to life for an evening of good food, stiff drink, and sterling conversation, that person would unquestionably be Mencken (1880-1956). Mencken was a Baltimore newspaper reporter, magazine editor, literary critic and expert on what he called “the American language.” But he…

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