Today’s recap Talks over ending the record-breaking partial government shutdown remain at an impasse, as congress is on its scheduled two-week recess. TSA employees began to get some backpay on Monday, but their union said it’s not enough and is
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As the runways have shown us recently, there’s a hunger for beauty, glamour, and heart in fashion. With Wuthering Heights dominating pop culture, there was also a sense of romance rising on both the spring and fall 2026 runways: bustles
(Image credit: Shutterstock / Stock-Asso) Weekend work has risen over 40% as schedules start earlier, but productivity gains remain uneven AI adoption has integrated deeply, increasing time spent across all tasks Collaboration and multitasking have surged, while uninterrupted focus reaches
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Closing summary This brings our live coverage of the second Trump administration to a close. Thanks for reading, and here are some of the latest developments: Donald Trump signed an executive order Friday instructing the Department of Homeland Security (DHS)
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New fans and seasoned Army members, rejoice: BTS is officially back. After completing their mandatory service in the South Korean military and embarking on a few solo ventures, all seven members of the global K-pop sensation—RM, Jin, Suga, J-Hope, Jimin,