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For those who work in AI, let me share a cautionary tale based on history. You may be getting incredibly rich right now, but there’s little point in being rich if your safety is constantly at risk. Back in 2008, I was working in finance at Credit Suisse Group in San Francisco. There were constant protests against all financial institutions for the next three years. The most famous slogan to come out of the global financial crisis was, “We are the 99%!” People camped out in public parks through NYC and SF, and anybody who worked in finance was the…
Key PointsAbout one in four graduate borrowers currently takes on student loans that exceed the new limits set by the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, totaling roughly $8 billion.States like California, Oregon, New York, Nevada, and Vermont will be hit hardest, with at least 40% of graduate borrowers exceeding the new caps.Programs in medicine, law, physical therapy, and physician assistant studies face the steepest cuts in available federal loan volume. Starting in July 2026, hundreds of thousands of graduate students will face a new reality: strict federal borrowing caps that will cut off billions of dollars in student loan funding…
Eurasia Group estimates the chances of the cease-fire holding are about 65% but acknowledges that risks of negotiations collapsing are still clear and present, with the positioning of both sides unpredictable.
European shares slip as hopes for US-Iran peace fade
A scientific report has raised questions about how much Leqimbi and Kisunla — the “breakthrough” Alzheimer’s drugs that have hit the market in the last few years — really help slow the disease.
“Another option would be for me to purchase the condo myself and have him pay me rent.”
After a three-week-long rally that’s brought the S&P 500 to new record highs, investors are again bracing for uncertainty following a whirlwind of weekend developments concerning the war with Iran.
Iran rebuffs Trump announcement of new peace talks, state news agency reports
The Iran war may or may not be nearing a conclusion. But as far as the stock market is concerned, it’s no longer been worth worrying about.
A Louisiana bill would require college students to repay their TOPS (Taylor Opportunity Program for Students) scholarship money if they drop out or lose eligibility. House Bill 385 (PDF File), would apply to students graduating high school during or after the 2025-2026 school year.Students can lose scholarship eligibility for many reasons, including failure to maintain a cumulative 2.3-2.5 GPA for TOPS Opportunity and a 3.0 GPA for TOPS Performance. Students would also become ineligible if they drop below a 2.0 GPA in any given semester. This means, even if you wanted to course correct after one bad semester, you’d be on…