It's a date: Trump's first felony trial will be April 15

Tech Insider : Politics
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A Manhattan judge set an April trial date for Trump's hush money trial.

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Your guide to setting up the ultimate home office in 2024

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Good lighting, a chair that promotes movement, and a couple of decorative accents are key to a home office.

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'America's greatest gift to Israel'

Tech Insider : Politics
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Without Al Schwimmer's aid to Israel, there would be no Israeli Air Force — and maybe no Israel.

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Trump's lawyers dance for him when he's in the courtroom. At a criminal trial, that could torpedo his chances of winning.

Tech Insider : Politics
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Former President Donald Trump's lawyers, including Todd Blanche and Alina Habba, have clashed in court with the judges overseeing his trials.

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How NY's Judge Engoron is tightening the leash on Trump ahead of looming Truth Social merger and fraud judgement deadline

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How Instagram got its mojo back

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Instagram is back.

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The homes your real-estate agent doesn't want you to see

Tech Insider : Economy
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Real-estate agent commissions have barely budged over decades. Critics blame a shady practice known as "steering."

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America's economy is being wildly mismeasured

Tech Insider : Economy, Politics
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The surveys and polls that help us understand the lived experience of Americans are getting less reliable.

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When was the last time you picked up a phone call from an unknown number?

I turned down a dream job because it required me to be in the office. Losing my work-from-home flexibility wasn't worth it.

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Chris Blondell values working from home over earning more.

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I'm an 83-year-old doctor who still works 50-hour weeks. I never give any thought to retirement — I still have things to contribute.

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Dr. Maroon told Business Insider his family is encouraging about the fact that he still works.

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