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Wall Street Cheers Big Tech Profits While Average Americans Brace for More Pain

Microsoft and Meta cash in on AI boom as Trump-era tariffs squeeze Main Street While everyday Americans grapple with soaring costs and stagnant wages, corporate giants like Microsoft and Meta are celebrating multi-billion-dollar profits—thanks in large part to the AI gold rush and strategic plays that shield them from economic headwinds. On Wednesday, the two tech behemoths shattered Wall Street…

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They Said I’d Make Them Crazy”: Tina Knowles Reveals Why She Put Beyoncé and Solange in Therapy — And How It Saved Their Bond

Tina Knowles, the matriarch of one of music’s most iconic families, is opening up about a decision that defied cultural norms—and ultimately helped preserve the deep sisterhood between Beyoncé and Solange. In a candid sit-down with Oprah Winfrey on Friday, Knowles reflected on a pivotal moment in her daughters’ childhood when she turned to therapy—at a time when it was…

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New Twist in Mysterious Death of Georgia Twins Deepens Family’s Grief and Public Confusion

The unexplained death of 19-year-old twin brothers Qaadir and Naazir Lewis continues to baffle both investigators and family members, as new evidence released by the Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI) only intensifies the mystery. The twins were found dead atop Bell Mountain in northern Georgia—an isolated location nearly two hours from their home—with gunshot wounds. But how they got there,…

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20,000 Jobs Gone: UPS Blames Trump Tariffs, Amazon Slowdown

In a stunning announcement that underscores the growing ripple effects of global trade tensions and economic headwinds, United Parcel Service (UPS) said it plans to lay off approximately 20,000 workers by the end of 2025. The decision, announced during its first-quarter earnings report on Tuesday, marks one of the largest single-year workforce reductions in the company’s recent history. The Atlanta-based…

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Ross Township Man Killed by Falling Tree as Western PA Storm Death Toll Rises to Three

A deadly line of storms that tore through Western Pennsylvania on Tuesday has now been linked to a third fatality, officials confirmed late Wednesday morning. The latest victim, 67-year-old Raymond Gordon of Ross Township, was killed when a large tree uprooted by powerful winds collapsed on him outside his home. According to the Ross Township Police Department, Gordon had been…