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This 10-foot-wide house in Washington, DC, is for sale for $581,903.
  • A 10-foot-wide, one-bedroom home was built in Washington, DC, on what used to be a driveway.
  • Zoning law changes forced tight measurements for the 0.02-acre property, requiring many iterations.
  • The home is listed for $581,903 and is attracting investors who may use it as a rental property.

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  • The father of a $1.35 billion lottery winner has turned against him in a bitter lawsuit.
  • The winner is suing the mother of his child, saying she broke an NDA and told family members.
  • But the man's father said he was the one who told him.

A lawsuit brought by a $1.35 billion lottery winner against the mother of his child has taken a new twist, with the winner's own father siding with



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Apple and other streaming companies are interested in shaking up the entertainment industry’s compensation model. Under the newly proposed system (which is really only an idea, at this point), talent—like actors and other production staff—would reportedly be paid based, at least partially, on how well the movie…

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The past decade has seen humanoid robot makers trying to make their creations more and more like humans. But here in 2024, we seem to be witnessing an odd shift in the dexterity of our bipedal robo-dreams. Put bluntly, robotics companies aren’t afraid of getting weird with the contortions of their latest offerings.

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I don’t need to explain to you that nudes are a generally private affair. I sometimes think of my collection built up over the years, just sitting up there in The Cloud, waiting to get hacked and ruin my life. Or the ones potentially still on phones of people I really wish they weren’t, you know, people who might sell them to The Sun if I ever become a celeb or, like, Prime Minister. Perhaps, this



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In recent years, outdoor pizza ovens have become popular options for upping your culinary game at home. Whether it’s on the deck, patio, porch or anywhere else in your backyard, these products are more versatile and easily stored than a permanently installed setup. All the options I’ve selected in this guide are portable, though you might need some help lugging a few of them around due to their



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Off the heels of Hinge's new Hidden Words feature, the dating app is testing another: Your Turn Limits.

The feature will limit the number of unanswered messages users have in their queue. Those with eight or more matches waiting for them to respond won't be able to match with anyone new until they answer one or more of those messages — or end the conversation (presumably, unmatch). Hinge will test



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An Emirates Airbus A380.
  • Emirates reported record profits of $4.7 billion for the last fiscal year, marking a 60% increase.
  • Eligible staff will receive a bonus worth 20 weeks of salary, local outlet The National reported.
  • The CEO said it leverages "Dubai's unique advantages," highlighting its role in the emerging global city.

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A stock image shows somebody mopping up water in a house flooded by a storm.
  • A jury awarded sisters $18 million in damages from an insurance company after their home was flooded.
  • The sisters sued American Reliable after being offered just $5,000 for repairs.
  • According to their attorney, the house was unliveable, with the heating system destroyed.

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