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Michael Saylor is under scrutiny for comments he made in a recent interview regarding Bitcoin custody and the potential risk of governments seizing the people's $BTC holdings.

1. Apple's AirPods Pro 2 will soon work as a hearing aid. Here's what it's like  CNBC
2. We Tried Apple’s New Hearing Test—and the New AirPods Pro Hearing Aids  The Wall Street Journal
3. New AirPods Pro 2 beta firmware arrives ahead of iOS 18.1 release  9to5Mac
4. Apple’s AirPods Pro hearing health features are as good as they sound  The Verge
5. A closer look at the AirPods Pro’s new hearing aid features  TechCrunch

Artificial intelligence has captured the imaginations of manufacturers. The promise of the tech, however, requires quality data.

Adventurous capsuleers,

You valiantly drove back the Drifter forces and brought an end to the siege of Zarzakh, and have since then worked tirelessly to bring the Deathless the key to a mysterious shrouded structure. Many of you have reaped great rewards by trading Atavum for blueprints and ISK in Zarzakh, or by selling them at Society of Conscious Thought stations.

The Deathless has now made it clear that he will have uses for Atavum further down the line. The current collection efforts and rewards are temporary... Читать дальше...

Apple takes on hearing loss, and its first product is a big step in the right direction.

When bitcoin was on a hot streak, owners of small industrial facilities in Kentucky struck up crypto mining partnerships with Chinese companies. Then things fell apart.

Starting this week, thousands of people will descend on the Colombian city of Cali for an important meeting you may have never heard of: COP16.  This event is a big deal.  Commonly known as the UN biodiversity summit, COP16 is a meeting of government official from around the world — likely including some heads of […]

Thrive CEO Arianna Huffington explores why this election season, we should keep our eyes on the prize—not the polls.

Markets, weapons, and a deal, any deal, are likely to matter more than Israeli-Palestinian peace.

Observations from a retrofitted spy plane hint at a connection between powerful gamma-ray flashes and a thunderstorm’s lightning

Liverpool skipper Virgil van Dijk is out of contract at the end of the season.

How Monet's smog-and-fog-soaked images shaped our view of the city

BEXLEY, Ohio (WCMH) -- Taxpayers are raising questions about Bexley schools' $6 million land acquisition as they consider their votes on a five-year school levy. Bexley City Schools has Issue 36 on the ballot, a five-year incremental levy that will bring in 5 mills in its first year and 2.5 mills each of the following [...]

From Karl Lagerfeld to Rok Hwang, here’s the lowdown on every H&M designer collaboration.

What's your all-time favorite H&M designer collab and why?

Ellen DeGeneres, the 'Queen of Mean,' faces backlash for branding her health woes a 'pity party' for fans.

Apple’s new clinical-grade diagnostics and hearing assistance are potential life changers. You just need to find them.

Oil-service providers say producers are becoming more cautious about spending.

Catch up on recent stories you may have missed in the Tribune.

Sports Mole previews Wednesday's National League clash between Altrincham and Hartlepool United, including predictions, team news and possible lineups.

DEAR ABBY: My 98-year-old mother has spent the last eight years in a nursing home. My siblings and I placed her there when her health declined to a point where it was no longer safe for her to live alone. Her mind is sharp, but she has a hard time getting around and caring for herself. She has made friends there and is loved by everyone who meets her.

Early voting for the November election has begun. Many voters are going to be disappointed by what’s not — that’s right, what’s not — on their ballots.

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Over the course of five years, 5,000 pictures will be available at the Minnesota Historical Society and in its online collections.

The secret to its success lies in cakes, potato balls and cheese rolls.