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I've been traveling to Disney World in Orlando, Florida

• Lisa Speroni, who worked in government for 32 years, was due 90% of her salary after retiring.
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• Speroni quit her job at 55 and moved to Italy, even though it meant a giant cut in retirement income.

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The company's official account just announced that its Premium+ subscription tier is now "fully ad-free."

Premium+ costs $20 per month or $210 per year, and it comes with a number of perks, including the ability to write rich-text articles on X, as well as the largest reply boost, which means you get the largest

• Blake Lively's new movie, "It Ends With Us," features a Taylor Swift needle drop during a key scene.
• Screenwriter Christy Hall spoke to BI about her reaction to getting the cosign from Swift.
• Lively shouts out Swift in the closing

• Athletes at the 2024 Paris Olympics achieved incredible feats of human performance. But how do they do it?
• Elite athletes like Simone Biles have changed their bodies and minds through years of training.
• Science reveals a few ways Olympians are different from the rest of us, from their grip to their guts.

The Olympics are a showcase of all the incredible things the human

• Short, intense workout could help you get fit faster, and boost your health, research suggests.
• A new study found 1-minute intervals of high-intensity exercise helped people recover better from stroke.
• Increasingly, evidence shows exercise "snacks" of a few

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Google worked with Meta to roll out ads that targeted young teens even if it's against the former's rules, according to the Financial Times. Based on the documents seen by the publication, Google worked on a marketing project designed to advertise Instagram to YouTube users within the 13- to 17-year-old age range. Google had blocked age-based ad targeting for users under 18 years ago, but the

TikTok will now create in-app hubs for movies and TV shows and place them directly on fan-made videos. The feature, called TikTok Spotlight, will automatically add links to “applicable” videos on the platform, leading to landing pages that provide more information about the relevant title as well as options to buy tickets or watch it on a streaming service