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  1. #1

    Chipotle founder Steve Ells discusses the last great book he read, eating sandwiches every day and his lengthy breakfast routine. 🔗

  2. #2

    The growing popularity of a trigger clause, which activates if one spouse becomes a stay-at-home parent, reflects a shift in how prenups are viewed and used. 🔗

  3. #3

    Forget the muscle tank. This is the muscle suit.

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    Affluent, health-conscious consumers are drinking Loonen. But in the age of microplastic anxiety, can any brand rise above tap?

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    A backlash against Anthropic is brewing in Silicon Valley, rooted in concerns about the company’s product launches that compete with existing software providers and its advocacy f…

  6. #6

    Exclusive: Morgan Stanley mortgage employees face pressure from financial advisers to approve loans for wealthy clients despite underwriting concerns, according to people familiar…

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    The University of Michigan’s course, designed by the architect behind Augusta National, had all 18 greens and a practice putting surface attacked.

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    Deal, N.J., draws New Yorkers for its quick commute and cosmopolitan vibes—and its $5.49 million median list price in June makes it one of the northern shore’s most expensive real…

  9. #9

    Some clients no longer want completely smooth faces—they’re keeping their forehead lines and crow’s feet. 🔗

  10. #10

    Mark Zuckerberg: The AI future is for everyone. The history of democracy and economics has proved that centralized power stifles human potential, writes @finkd

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    A bipartisan roster of lawmakers, world leaders, family and friends gathered in Washington on Tuesday to remember Sen. Lindsey Graham, the South Carolina Republican who died this…

  12. #12

    The city released a list of celebrities and business executives who could be subject to the new tax, including a cabinet secretary and the president’s niece.

  13. #13

    Trump has come to admire Ukraine’s drone industry, especially its ability to defend against the same drones the U.S. faces in the Iran war, according to people who've spoken to hi…

  14. #14

    Iran launched a surprise missile attack on American forces in the region, a violent escalation after days without strikes

  15. #15

    The teenager who committed a deadly mass shooting in September 2024 at a Georgia high school has been sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole.

  16. #16

    Samara Weaving and Jason Segel star in this amusing dark comedy following a married couple with secret plans to kill each other, streaming Friday on AMC+/Sundance Now.

  17. #17

    The Julian Casablancas-led band’s seventh album, produced by Rick Rubin, sharply departs from its alternative-rock sound, leaning into AutoTuned experimentation.

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    World Cup and Champions League winner Zinédine Zidane was appointed on Tuesday to take over one of the most gifted teams in soccer.

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    At Bard SummerScape, Christian Räth directs an enigmatic staging of Richard Strauss’s myth-bending work; led by its new music director, Peter Whelan, Philharmonia Baroque Orchestr…

  20. #20

    Tech billionaire Vinod Khosla thinks people and countries who don't adopt AI will fall behind.⁠ The Khosla Ventures founder dives into everything from his OpenAI investment to how…

  21. #21

    Program that held down premiums wouldn’t be renewed for 2027, resulting in higher costs for some seniors.

  22. #22

    President Trump, members of Congress, world leaders, cabinet secretaries and TV hosts were among the mourners assembled at the National Cathedral in Washington.

  23. #23

    Darren Walker, president of Anonymous Content, paid $4.2 million for a Paul Revere Williams-designed house in Los Angeles and filled it with sleek furnishings and a curated collec…

  24. #24

    Forget intuition. Young adults are turning to spreadsheets to decide if a date actually went well.

  25. #25

    Breaking: The Trump administration plans to end subsidies that held down Medicare drug plan premiums, which could mean higher rates for many seniors

  26. #26

    From @WSJOpinion: The NIH will end dangerous gain-of-function research. The U.S. acts to foster life-sciences experiments while minimizing the risk of a pandemic or other catastro…

  27. #27

    The grandparenting role can provide a sense of purpose and improve physical and mental health.

  28. #28

    Responding to a quiz by our food columnist, readers shared favorite local delicacies from across the country

  29. #29

    Developer plans to break ground in September on a master-planned community to include 7,200 homes, offices and parks.

  30. #30

    Mark Zuckerberg for @WSJopinion: The defining question of our age isn’t whether superintelligence will exist, but who will have access to it. Will it be centralized and restricted…