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Navigating the Fine Line Between Manageable Debt and...

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2025/06/07

Hello and welcome to Today’s Brief from The Wall Street Journal. This week we’re asking a simple question: When does U.S. debt cross the line from manageable to truly dangerous? As WSJ explains, small deficits can help smooth economic ups and downs. But once debt grows faster than the economy for years on end, trouble starts to brew. According to the report, when interest payments climb above three percent of GDP, “it begins to crowd out investments in schools, roads and research.”

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Unpacking Obsession: Adam Savage's Journey into the...

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2025/06/07

Hello and welcome back to Collector’s Corner. Today we dive into Tested’s latest feature: “Adam Savage Is Obsessed!” In this video, Adam unboxes the newest Hot Toys life-size Grogu replica to join his “growing collection of Grogu figures.” Describing the piece as “part obsession and part research,” he meticulously inspects every detail—from the sculpted wrinkles around Grogu’s eyes to the weathered paint on his tiny hands. Adam highlights the plush Velcro cloak that “feels almost

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Amazon's Book Division Faces Fresh Cuts Amidst...

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2025/06/07

Welcome to this minute’s Book Beat. Amazon, the company that began as an online bookstore and later acquired the book‐review site Goodreads in 2013, has announced fresh cuts in its book division. Fewer than 100 roles will go, including positions on the Kindle and Goodreads teams. Since 2022, Amazon has eliminated about 27,000 jobs as part of a broad cost-cutting effort. An Amazon spokesperson told Fast Company, “We don’t make these decisions lightly, and we’re committed to supporting

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Transforming Spaces Celebrating Inspiring Renovations...

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2025/06/07

Hello, and welcome to “Inspiring Renovations and Evolving Homes,” a special edition of CBS Sunday Morning. “Make yourselves at home as ‘CBS Sunday Morning’ explores stories about inspiring remodels, historic mansions and aesthetic dwellings.” Today, we're whisking you from coast to coast. In Vermont, a 19th-century farmhouse finds new life with salvaged beams and solar shingles, blending tradition with sustainability. We then step inside a grand Georgian mansion in Savannah, where

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Unraveling the Psyop Myth: The Musk-Trump Breakup and...

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2025/06/07

Welcome back to Quick Takes. I’m your host, and today we’re unpacking a wild theory sweeping the conspiracy world: that the Musk-Trump breakup is nothing more than a “psyop.” In a recent WIRED feature, reporters describe how this “extremely public and increasingly unhinged breakup” has sent shockwaves through Washington, forced Silicon Valley executives to pick sides, and even wiped more than $150 billion off Tesla’s market cap. Yet online, QAnon adherents and other fringe networks insist

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Revolutionizing Storage: The Future of Liquid-Cooled...

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2025/06/07

Welcome back to TechFlow, I’m your host, Jenna Ellis. Today, we’re diving into a bold demo from Solidigm at GTC 2025: liquid-cooled SSDs. Yes, you heard that right—cold plates for flash storage. As Cody Noland, Solidigm’s Senior Thermal Mechanical Engineer, puts it, “We’re rethinking how storage fits into the thermal equation.” With AI servers shifting entirely to liquid cooling, SSDs need new solutions. Cody’s team built a reference design that uses a custom cold plate pressed directly

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Ultimate Beach Packing List for Your Best Summer Ever

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2025/06/07

Welcome to Best Summer Ever. Today we’re sharing everything you should pack for the ultimate day at the beach. “The difference between a great day at the beach and a sandy headache comes down to what you pack,” so start with a microfiber towel—light, super-absorbent and quick-drying—and a waterproof blanket or nylon mat. For shade, skip the clumsy umbrella and try a Shibumi Shade that “floats on the breeze.” Protect yourself with a wide straw sun hat, polarized sunglasses, and a reef-safe

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Navigating the Toughest Job Market: A Guide for New...

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2025/06/07

Hello and welcome to today’s episode. New college graduates are stepping into what many experts call the toughest entry-level job market in decades. According to the National Association of Colleges and Employers, “entry-level job postings have fallen 40 percent year over year,” and hiring at major companies is down anywhere from 30 to 50 percent. That means graduates are competing not only with each other, but also with displaced workers of all ages. Employers report record application

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Navigating the Future: Mastering the Five Steps to...

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2025/06/07

Welcome to Business Minute. Today, we look at The 100-Year Company by Martin Reeves, Kevin Whitaker, and Jack Fuller. They argue that what sets century-spanning firms apart is their ability to achieve “escape velocity”—the capacity to break free from a company’s own gravitational pull. This hidden framework has five steps: first, scan widely to uncover emerging opportunities; second, seed multiple small experiments; third, test market traction in real-world conditions; fourth, scale the

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Elevate Your Summer Adventures with the Ultimate...

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2025/06/07

Welcome to Best Summer Ever, your guide to getting the most out of the sunny season. Summer’s here, and this year you’re going to camp, hike, swim, and explore like never before. Let’s start with camping. If you don’t mind roughing it, FreeCampsites.net “points out some of the best campsites you can find” on public lands—completely free. For a few more amenities, try Recreation.gov for federal sites or your state parks’ reservation service. And if you want private-property options, check

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Experience the Best Summer Without Breaking the Bank

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2025/06/07

Welcome to Best Summer Ever. Today we’re proving you don’t need a fat wallet for the best days of your life. As the article reminds us, “the best summer doesn’t just happen—you have to make it happen.” Start by exploring the great outdoors: lace up your sneakers, plug your zip code into AllTrails, and hit a free hiking trail. If that feels like too much, head to your local park—feed the birds, pack a picnic, or just lie in the grass and people-watch. Don’t forget water hunts: community

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Rescue the Deep: A Dive into Ocean Conservation with...

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2025/06/07

Welcome to Popular Science Podcast. Today we’re diving into the new feature-length documentary Ocean with David Attenborough. At the film’s outset, Sir David reflects, “After living for nearly 100 years on this planet, I now understand the most important place is not on land, but at sea.” We sat down with director Toby Nowlan and marine ecologist Enric Sala. Toby’s biggest surprise? “When you protect an area of ocean, that space fills back up with life again, quicker and in a more

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Apple HomePod Update What's New in Software 26 and...

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2025/06/07

Hello and welcome to your Apple news flash. Apple’s upcoming HomePod Software 26 update will support the original first-generation HomePod along with all succeeding HomePod models, according to a private account on X with a proven track record. That’s great news for fans still rocking the first HomePod eight years after its launch. While Apple hasn’t revealed new features yet, we’re hoping for notable upgrades, especially “improvements to the Siri experience.” Rather than calling it HomePod

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Media Under Siege How Public Broadcasting Battles for...

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2025/06/07

Welcome to Fault Lines. Can public media survive the Trump era? In 1911 Los Angeles voters founded the Municipal News—“Owned by the People”—only to see it crushed by corporate opposition. Today NPR and PBS face a modern assault. FCC chair Brendan Carr has launched a probe into alleged illegal commercials, and President Trump signed an executive order demanding they be defunded, decrying everything from “queer ducks” to reparations coverage. Yet federal funds cover only one percent of NPR’s

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Nintendo Switch 2 Unboxing The Revolution in Gaming...

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2025/06/06

Hey everyone, welcome back to the ShortCircuit podcast. You’re not dreaming; the Nintendo Switch 2 is here, and Linus has been busy unboxing it. Right off the bat, you’ll notice “better controllers, a bigger, 120Hz screen, and a high price tag.” Inside the box, you get the new Joy-Con 2 with improved ergonomics, a Pro Controller 2, and a redesigned dock that’s sleeker than ever.On the hardware side, there’s a sharper display, updated ports, and even a built-in camera. Linus spent time

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Navigating Workplace Quirks and Ethical Dilemmas in...

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2025/06/06

Hello and welcome to your one-minute career clinic. This week we’ve got four listener questions answered by Alison Green on Ask a Manager. First, coworkers at a university keep calling BUSI courses “bussy,” a slang term the writer finds uncomfortable. Alison’s take: it’s unintentional, like other harmless workplace acronyms, and doesn’t require formal intervention. If you really feel compelled, you could say, “Oooh, that’s not the pronunciation we want — it has a very X-rated meaning

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Reddit Reveals Tariff Impact as Shoppers Spotlight...

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2025/06/06

Welcome back to the Minute Brief. Today we’re talking about how shoppers on Reddit are turning up the volume on price hikes at big-box stores—and it’s all thanks to Trump’s tariffs. On Walmart’s subreddit, users have posted side-by-side images of price tags showing a Jurassic Park T.-rex toy jumping from a sale price of twenty dollars to fifty-five dollars. Elsewhere a charging cable climbed from nine ninety-nine to seventeen ninety-nine and a sheet cake pan sprang from twenty-four

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The Palms of Privacy: Navigating the Future of...

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2025/06/06

Welcome to Tech Minute. I’m your host, Sam Parker. Today, we’re exploring Amazon One, Amazon’s palm-scanning payment system that’s rolling out at Whole Foods stores and across NYU’s campus. Instead of cash or cards, you hover your hand over a scanner and Amazon “captures the unique lines and ridges” of your palm—what they call “as unique as a fingerprint.” You register by linking your palm to a credit card and phone number, and after that you just wave to pay. Amazon promises the data is

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The $35 Game-Changer: Why Guitarists Are Raving About...

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2025/06/06

Welcome back to Gear Talk. Today we’re diving into the $35 guitar pick that’s got everyone from John Mayer to Steve Martin raving. For about a century, guitarists have strummed along with quarter-cent plastic picks, then bluegrass players rediscovered tortoiseshell. But now there’s BlueChip, crafting “aerospace-grade material” picks that promise warmth, attack, and durability in one slim wedge. What’s the difference? These picks resist wear and tear, thanks to a proprietary blend originally

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Political Titans in Orbit: The Clash of Musk and...

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2025/06/06

Welcome back to One Minute Deep Dive. Today, we’re unpacking the real reasons Elon Musk and Donald Trump have been at odds. At the heart of their feud? NASA contracts. In 2020, President Trump publicly praised Boeing at a White House event, leaving SpaceX out of the spotlight. Musk shot back on Twitter with a pointed “Cool, thanks for the support,” highlighting how intertwined politics and aerospace money really are. Beyond contracts, Trump’s budget priorities clashed with Musk’s Mars

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