Taylor Swift's gameday outfits are a touchdown for fashion brands

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Swifties are in their shopping era.

Why America loves the NFL

Tech Insider : Sports, Sports
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The NFL holds a unique space in Americans' hearts and minds, even as the media landscape has fractured into smaller and smaller niches.

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From hiking in the Alps to snorkeling in Hawaii, it's never been a better time to be a DINK

Tech Insider : Economy
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More and more Americans see being a DINK as the key to a new American dream of financial stability, freedom of choice, and a comfortable retirement.

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Elizabeth Johnson and her husband hit the vacation circuit hard in 2023.

Everyone used to hate cubicles. Now we long to have them back.

Tech Insider : Economy
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The return to the office has made the long-despised cubicle seem great, actually.

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The video game industry is in trouble. Here's why.

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Is it "Game Over" for the video game industry? It faces trying times ahead.

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Inside the right-wing subculture of Zyn-obsessed nicotine fiends

Tech Insider : Politics
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Why the average Super Bowl ticket already costs nearly $11,000

Tech Insider : Sports, Economy
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce in front of a Welcome to Las Vegas sign

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Gig driving was a glimmer of hope for many people with disabilities — but for some, it's a dead end.

Tech Insider : Economy
Image of a hand holding a phone in a car

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AI deepfakes threaten to wreak havoc with the world's year of elections

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A glitching voting booth

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America's Zoomtowns are suffering from some nasty growing pains

Tech Insider : Economy
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America's midsize cities exploded over the past few years. Now residents, new and old, are fighting over housing, traffic, and local culture.

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