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Banks are cutting junior analyst classes by as much as two-thirds while sourcing roughly 62% of their AI talent from those same cohorts.

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A British Offshore Banking Haven Is Battling an Identity Crisis

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Weimar’s Catastrophe Now Offers Germany a Reason for Hope

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Morality Is One Thing. Investing Is Another

Princeton just took a courageous stand grounded in the real world.

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The Pope’s AI Encyclical Made Me Feel Like a Catholic Again

Leo’s lengthy meditation on AI asks a deeper question than how the technology should be regulated: What makes a life worth living?

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Want a Friend in the AI Age? Get a Dog

Why do dogs and humans get on so well? "The Dog's Gaze: a Virtual History" demystifies our strongest bond with another species.

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Ebola Pioneer Peter Piot on How Worried the World Should Be

The scientist who helped discover Ebola in 1976 says the latest outbreak poses a serious threat in Central Africa — but fears of a pandemic are misplaced.

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How Markiplier Turned ‘Iron Lung’ Into a Hit Without Hollywood

The YouTube creator spent years building a devoted audience. Then he used it to bypass the traditional studio system.

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Backrooms, Obsession Usher in the Era of the YouTube Filmmaker

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Japan Is Becoming the Superpower of the Middle Powers

While some US allies are distancing themselves from Washington, Japan is maintaining good relations with the US while building up its own military.

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Can Democrats Spot the Real Lesson in the California Governor’s Race?

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Airline Group Forecasts Sharp Profit Drop as Fuel Prices Surge

The industry will suffer a sharp profit drop this year, bringing in only about half the collective earnings previously predicted, as fuel costs and the war in Iran take their toll on air travel.

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The Albanian Island at the Center of Anger Over Kushner’s Resort

Jared Kushner’s €1.4 billion ($1.5 million) development plans include a marina for private boats and yachts, high-end hotel style villas, along with a spa and wellness center.

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After-tax Roth accounts got the bulk of IRA contributions in 2026’s first quarter, while Roth conversions rose 41%, analysis by Fidelity Investments shows.

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