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White-Collar Squeeze: Why Layoffs Mount as the US Economy Adds Jobs in 2026

Corporate boardrooms keep trimming staff. Job postings stay thin in key sectors. Yet official figures show the American economy added 172,000 positions in May. Unemployment held steady at 4.3 percent. The numbers don’t match the stories from conference rooms and kitchen tables. More than 123,000 technology workers lost jobs in the first five months of […]

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Whop’s 26-Year-Old Founder Has Created 650 Millionaires. His Next Goal: Make Money Worries Obsolete

Steven Schwartz wants work to feel like play. The 26-year-old chief executive of Whop says the future belongs to people who chase passions instead of paychecks. Money, in his view, should follow naturally from enjoyable effort. No dread. No drudgery. Just agency and income that arrives without friction. So far his platform has delivered on

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The Credit Card Trap Banks Can’t Escape: Why Slow Lending Signals Bigger Trouble

Consumers have piled up record credit card balances. Total outstanding debt hit $1.28 trillion late last year before easing slightly to $1.25 trillion in early 2026. Headlines warn of disaster. Yet the real issue sits elsewhere. Banks face a subtler threat. One that could crimp profits and leave millions of Americans with fewer options when

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Bitcoin ETF Outflows Hit Record Streak as Institutions Pull Back

Record outflows from U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have rattled markets this month. More than $4.4 billion left the funds over 13 straight trading days ending June 3. That marks the longest such streak since the products launched in January 2024. Yahoo Finance reported the scale of the exodus and one large holder dumping $1.3 billion

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Ukraine’s Frontline Labs Expose the Fragility of Off-the-Shelf Drones in Electronic Warfare

An officer from Ukraine’s First Corps Azov watches modified fixed-wing drones strike Russian supply lines up to 250 kilometers behind the front. Standard commercial models don’t last. They falter under electronic warfare. They demand constant tweaks. The message is blunt. Buy once and deploy. Watch effectiveness evaporate within weeks. The officer’s assessment, relayed through TechRadar,

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GLP-1 Drugs Show Striking Links to Lower Cancer Progression and Risk

Early data from the American Society of Clinical Oncology’s 2026 meeting has oncologists talking. Real-world studies suggest patients on GLP-1 receptor agonists face sharply lower odds of cancer advancing to stage IV. The numbers stand out. Lung cancer patients on these drugs saw metastatic progression drop to 10% from 22%. Breast cancer cases fell from

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Bitcoin’s Brutal Slide: From $123,000 Peak to Near Halving in Under a Year

Bitcoin has shed nearly half its value in the past 11 months. The cryptocurrency traded around $64,000 in mid-June 2026 after a 13 percent drop that month alone. Its record high topped $123,000 in July 2025. That swift reversal has rattled holders and revived old questions about what exactly investors own when they buy the

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PackageKit’s Long-Awaited CLI Refresh: pkgcli Arrives as pkcon’s Successor

Matthias Klumpp has spent years shaping the infrastructure that powers software installation across Linux distributions. Last year, as a fellow with the Sovereign Tech Agency, he turned his attention to a long-neglected corner of that world. The result is pkgcli. Released alongside recent PackageKit updates, this new command-line tool aims to replace two decades of

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Arch Linux AUR Hit by Massive Supply-Chain Attack as Malicious Packages Top 1,500

Arch Linux users woke up this week to a sobering reminder. The Arch User Repository, long a cornerstone for bleeding-edge software on the popular distribution, had fallen victim to one of the largest known malware campaigns targeting Linux package repositories. Attackers compromised well over 1,500 user-maintained packages. They injected credential stealers and, in some cases,

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Linux 7.1 Lands With Fresh NTFS Support, Intel FRED Defaults and Sweeping Legacy Cuts

Linus Torvalds shipped Linux 7.1 on schedule. He even pulled the trigger a half-day early to accommodate travel plans. The new kernel brings a production-ready in-kernel NTFS implementation. It enables Intel’s Flexible Return and Event Delivery by default. And it drops support for hardware that barely anyone still runs. The changes reflect years of accumulated

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