Legalized sports betting is creating a disastrous doom loop

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The thing about sports betting is addicts think their problem is the solution.

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Meta's going to spend like crazy on AI in the next year — and investors don't hate it

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Meta expects infrastructure costs to be a "significant driver of expense growth next year."

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Alev Kelter helped the US win its first medal in rugby. She prepared with protein, saunas, and vulnerable talks with her teammates.

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3 signs your job is taking over your life and how to stop it before burning out

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A new study shows that men are terrible at giving medical advice online

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Starbucks just reinvented the way it runs its cafés

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Her daughter struggled in school with dyslexia, so she moved all 3 kids to Bali to try hands-on learning in bamboo classrooms

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With 'Deadpool & Wolverine,' Ryan Reynolds could finally end Marvel's superhero slump

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Inside the tech industry's 'broletariat revolution' against the media

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As the pro-tech media's influence rises, its founders and followers are taking its agenda into their offices, city halls, and even presidential politics.

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Stop the crackdown on coffee-badging — here's the real problem

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Coffee badging is performative compliance in response to a performative expectation, writes Bonnie Dilber.

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