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Billionaires’ Row Was Built for the World’s Wealthiest. Has It Lived Up to Its Name?
The super tall, super pricey towers on the south side of New York’s Central Park have had varied success amid the city’s changing luxury market
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Nine Rounds of Interviews and No Call Back: It’s Harder Than Ever to Land a White Collar Job
Hiring for the office set is slowing down and employers are getting picky again
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My Boyfriend Wants a Prenup. Can I Say No?
Put off by her fiancé’s request for a prenuptial agreement after years of paying her own way, a reader is finding that resentment is crowding out her excitement.
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The digital media bubble has burst. Where does the industry go from here?
Buzzfeed, Vice, Gawker and Drudge Report are all traffic-war casualties, but they succeeded in shaking up the media landscape
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Epstein’s Private Calendar Reveals Prominent Names, Including CIA Chief, Goldman’s Top Lawyer
Schedules and emails detail meetings in the years after he was a convicted sex offender; visitors cite his wealth and connections
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US demands to sell TikTok are a political extortion scheme
Washington’s gangster-like attempts to take over the social media app reveal an inability to tolerate competition
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Downtown D.C.’s struggles mount as many workers remain remote
And, beginning in March, no rental income.
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Madonna’s upcoming tour will defy society’s limits on female pop stars
Society has been terribly begrudging of women as they get older.
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Akon’s Wakanda, grazing goats and a crumbling crypto dream
RnB singer Akon says his much-delayed plans for Akon City - an African metropolis on the Senegalese coast - are "100,000% moving".
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Fewer Chinese billionaires as number plummets below 1000
Some of the richest people in China have seen a third of their wealth wiped out this year alone, with the number of billionaires plummeting.
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Ye Is Running Out of Platforms
The act of grabbing public attention has been a centerpiece of Kanye West’s art for two decades. Will audiences still tune in if his only outlets are on the fringes?
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Viola Davis / Stereotypes, success and playing a warrior
Raised in poverty, the actor has conquered Hollywood, winning an Oscar, an Emmy and two Tony awards. Now she has brought her passion project to the screen – The Woman King’s epic tale of an elite female fighting force
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Will the new far-right government of Italy's Meloni turn its back on Europe?
The results of Italy's general election could alter the balance of power within the EU, with far-right, eurosceptic parties set to helm the next government in Rome. Italy is making something of a U-turn from Mario Draghi’s premiership, which put Italy back in the driving seat of Europe and bolstered the influence of a country accustomed to punching below its weight.
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What the Queen's English revealed about a changing world
The accent of the world's longest-serving monarch evolved during her long reign – reflecting enormous social shifts that occurred during that time.
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King Charles III, a life-long apprentice steps into the spotlight
The new monarch may no longer be as outspoken on the subjects he has previously championed
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Heavy Losses Leave Russia Short of Its Goal, U.S. Officials Say
The estimated deaths and injuries are stalling Russia’s progress in eastern Ukraine, military experts say, as fighting intensifies in the south.
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Ukraine War: The role of the Orthodox Churches
About 75% of Russians and 60% of Ukrainians profess to be Orthodox Christians. How are their churches responding to the war?
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Does NATO really pose a threat to Russia?
The growing standoff between East and West is a hangover from the Cold War
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How NATO’s eastward expansion destroyed dream of united Europe
Russia has wanted to ally itself with Europeans since the 90s. What has led to today's hostility?
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