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Florida's economic growth has outpaced the nation on an annual basis for the past 11 years.
  • All those Florida transplants might have the ticket to riding out the next possible recession.
  • Florida's population growth is boosting the state's economy.
  • Florida had the second-fastest growing population in 2023, following South Carolina.

People are still flocking to Florida — and it


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As the US speeds toward one of the most consequential elections in its 248-year history, Google is rolling out safeguards to ensure users get reliable information. In addition to the measures it announced late last year, the company said on Friday that it’s adding election-related guardrails to YouTube, Search, Google Play and AI products.

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A Ukrainian Air Force MiG-29 equipped with American-made glide bombs.
  • Ukraine published a new video showing one of its Soviet-era aircraft striking bridges in Russia.
  • It identified the munitions it used as the GBU-62 JDAM-ER glide bomb.
  • Ukraine has hit several bridges in Russia's Kursk region to support its ground forces there.

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If you have an account with Comcast Xfinity, then you also have a year-long subscription to the Perplexity Pro AI answer engine. Perplexity announced the special deal on Threads. Perplexity Pro differs from the company's free option by allowing unlimited quick answers from a choice of AI models, including GPT-4o, Claude-3 and Sonar Large. Engadget hasn’t reviewed the service, but if you’re already



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A brief glitch made the Facebook icon black and blue.
  • The Facebook mobile-app icon suddenly turned black and blue — from blue and white — for some users.
  • Does this mark Facebook's new dark, edgy era?
  • Nope, it's just a bug, according to Meta PR.

On Thursday, some people noticed something strange and unusual on their phones' home screens. What was that — that odd black-and