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Sir Keir Starmer’s government has shied away from the tough task of reforming Britain’s veto-friendly planning system wholesale. Even less progress has been made on trade https://t.co/RbCjk0u0Nu ...

It was like a scene out of “White Lotus,” writes columnist Julie Jargon. A group of female friends tried to plan a trip in a group chat. Things went sideways. 🔗 https://t.co/kvXOJOkrpS https://t.co/fRKvrYqMIR ...

For him the momentary pleasure of a sweet treat paled beside the deeper joy of eating well and saving the planet. We remember the life of the heir who spurned the Baskin-Robbins fortune https://t.co/NyWscXbaIm ...

RT Muskonomy (@muskonomy)One day, we’ll look back at Earth and say: “That’s where it all began.”SpaceX: the first step to make life multiplanetary. https://t.co/OWr0oVnhkG ...

It was like a scene out of “White Lotus,” writes columnist Julie Jargon. A group of female friends tried to plan a trip in a group chat. Things went sideways. 🔗 https://t.co/iJRRklinmU https://t.co/jfzEQZXKrh ...

Nearly one-in-five workers eligible for a retirement plan through their employer aren’t enrolled. There are a few rules of thumb to help individuals choose the right plan for their savings goals. https://t.co/8ZdWKnVxV9 ...

Americans are saving for retirement in their employer provided retirement plans at record levels according to a new Vanguard report. The average US adult put away nearly 8% of their paycheck last year. Here with the latest, we've got Yahoo Finance's Carrie Hannon.Carrie, what's fueling this rise in saving. Yeah, Brad, this is great news, isn't it. And if you pair that with what the employer matches, that gets to almost 12% or to 12% which is a record high.And it's right in that 12 to 15% of your salary you ...

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Hey, welcome back. Tonight on the future of everything, interstellar. How amazing is it that we humans have a word for something that literally flies between stars.And so far, we've only known about two interstellar visitors in our recorded history. That is until now because astronomers have just detected another something out there blazing into our solar system at like 152,000 m an hour. And unlike Earth and the rest of the planets that are locked into orbit, this thing is not going to be here for very lon ...