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Help Denmark Buy California – Because Why Not?

Article URL: https://denmarkification.com/ Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46684647 Points: 26 # Comments: 4...

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It doesn’t matter if Alex Pretti had a gun

Shortly after federal agents killed Alex Pretti Saturday morning, DHS began to run with the story that the dead man had been armed and dangerous. He had a gun, DHS said. (A Bellingcat analysis of the ...

11hThe VergecrimeImpact

How business and tech leaders are reacting to the latest fatal ICE shooting in Minneapolis

Tear gas fills the air in Minneapolis after federal agents shot and killed Alex Pretti on Saturday morning. Star Tribune via Getty Images/Star Tribune via Getty Images Federal immigration officers sho...

10hBusiness InsiderTechnologyImpact

Why won’t anyone stop ICE from masking?

Americans do not like masked secret police. There is really no other way to put it. The reasons why are manifold: accountability, trust in law enforcement, and just plain overall vibes. More concretel...

13hThe VergePoliticsImpact

Magic: The Gathering: Lorwyn Eclipsed is Out Today, Here's Where to Buy Everything From 2026's First Set

Magic: The Gathering has kicked off 2026 with a return to Lorwyn, and Lorwyn Eclipsed might be the most excited I've seen the community since, well, Edge of Eternities (the last Universes Within set)....

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The week in pictures: Outrage in Minneapolis, delight in Dakar – and Macron's shades

The fatal shooting of a man in Minneapolis by a federal immigration agent sparked renewed outrage in the US on a week that saw revellers line the streets of Dakar to celebrate Senegal's Africa Cup of ...

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The $1 trillion reason Elon Musk ended Tesla FSD purchases

Tesla CEO Elon Musk Reuters Tesla shifts its full self-driving service to a subscription-only model. Tesla CEO Elon Musk said the company will end outright purchases of FSD in February. The lesson: Yo...

Jan 14Business InsiderautomotiveImpact

Locked in and celibate: For young tech founders, dating is a bug, not a feature

Getty Images; Alyssa Powell/BI "There's two things that I care about the most: the gym and my work," says Mahir Laul. The 18-year-old took a leave of absence from New York University this past...

Jan 18Business InsiderTechnologyImpact

AI could be an entry-level job killer — or Gen Z's ticket to advancement

Lindsay Grippo, 28, credits AI for helping her practice big-picture strategic thinking. Jamel Nelson A new study found that 68% of Gen Z is anxious about AI's automation capabilities. It also shows th...

2dBusiness InsiderTechnologyImpact

How 'Heated Rivalry' fans took over the internet

Hudson Williams and Connor Storrie play hockey rivals who fall in love on HBO's "Heated Rivalry". Sabrina Lantos/HBO Max " Heated Rivalry" is a breakout hit on HBO Max about a gay hock...

Jan 15Business InsiderEntertainmentImpact

2 military influencers say they never planned to have an online following, but standard recruiting efforts weren't working

Tyler Butterworth (left) and John Howell (right) have built a following on social media as military influencers. Jake Gabbard / Business Insider Army soldiers Tyler Butterworth and John Howell use soc...

Jan 15Business InsidersocietyImpact

Why millennials are yearning for 2016 all over Instagram

People are taking to Instagram to reminisce 2016 in all its fishnet-stocking glory. Melodie Jeng/Getty Images 2016 is so back — at least on Instagram. Millennials are putting up pictures of them...

Jan 16Business InsiderlifestyleImpact

I moved away from my family in my 30s. When I called crying, my dad dropped everything and came to see me.

Ruth Davis's dad dropped everything and went to visit her when she needed him. Courtesy of Ruth Davis Ruth Davis is a 39-year-old mom who moved two hours away from her family in 2019 for work. Leaving...

1dBusiness Insiderlifestyle

Nearly half of gig workers sell or share accounts for driving and making deliveries — highlighting a big security risk

Some gig workers are selling or renting their accounts to others, a new TransUnion survey found. : Jeffrey Greenberg/Universal Images Group via Getty Images Some gig workers are selling or renting the...

5dBusiness InsidersocietyImpact

I moved to Spain over a decade ago and visit the Bay Area yearly. After a few weeks in California, I remember why I stay abroad.

The author left San Francisco over a decade ago. Courtesy of the author I crave going home to the Bay Area, but long visits remind me why Spain feels right. The Bay Area feels car-bound, expensive, ru...

Jan 14Business InsiderlifestyleImpact

One thing that might get workers to embrace AI? The 4-day workweek.

Working fewer days might help create buy-in among workers for adopting AI, authors of a book on the four-day workweek suggest. Drew Angerer/Getty Images Adopting a four-day workweek could boost employ...

Jan 14Business InsiderTechnologyImpact

Stars and Stripes staff fear the Pentagon is coming for the newspaper — and their jobs

Stars and Stripes newspaper Ullstein bild via Getty Images The military's independent newspaper, Stars and Stripes, is facing new pressure from the Pentagon. Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell said the o...

Jan 17Business InsiderPoliticsImpact

The youngest millennials turn 30 this year. We looked at where they live, if they're married, and how much they make.

Alexandria Rucker is turning 30 this year. Courtesy of Alexandria Rucker The youngest millennials turn 30 in 2026, marking a generational milestone in America. This cohort of new adults is more divers...

Jan 17Business InsidersocietyImpact

I started drinking at 14, and it became a dangerous habit for more than 55 years. I'm finally sober at 70.

From left: Barbara Face pictured as a teenager when she first started drinking, at the height of her alcoholism, and sober, as she is today. Courtesy of Barbara Face Barbara Face began drinking at 14 ...

Jan 13Business InsiderHealthImpact

Inside the relationship of Vice President JD Vance and second lady Usha Vance, who are expecting their fourth child

Republican vice presidential candidate Sen. JD Vance, R-Ohio, and his wife Usha Vance arrive to speak at a campaign rally, Saturday, July 27, 2024, in St. Cloud, Minn. Alex Brandon/AP JD Vance, Donald...

5dBusiness InsiderPoliticsImpact

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Help Denmark Buy California – Because Why Not?

It doesn’t matter if Alex Pretti had a gun

How business and tech leaders are reacting to the latest fatal ICE shooting in Minneapolis

Why won’t anyone stop ICE from masking?

Magic: The Gathering: Lorwyn Eclipsed is Out Today, Here's Where to Buy Everything From 2026's First Set

The week in pictures: Outrage in Minneapolis, delight in Dakar – and Macron's shades

The $1 trillion reason Elon Musk ended Tesla FSD purchases

Locked in and celibate: For young tech founders, dating is a bug, not a feature

AI could be an entry-level job killer &mdash; or Gen Z's ticket to advancement

How 'Heated Rivalry' fans took over the internet

2 military influencers say they never planned to have an online following, but standard recruiting efforts weren't working

Why millennials are yearning for 2016 all over Instagram

I moved away from my family in my 30s. When I called crying, my dad dropped everything and came to see me.

Nearly half of gig workers sell or share accounts for driving and making deliveries &mdash; highlighting a big security risk

I moved to Spain over a decade ago and visit the Bay Area yearly. After a few weeks in California, I remember why I stay abroad.

One thing that might get workers to embrace AI? The 4-day workweek.

Stars and Stripes staff fear the Pentagon is coming for the newspaper &mdash; and their jobs

The youngest millennials turn 30 this year. We looked at where they live, if they're married, and how much they make.

I started drinking at 14, and it became a dangerous habit for more than 55 years. I'm finally sober at 70.

Inside the relationship of Vice President JD Vance and second lady Usha Vance, who are expecting their fourth child

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Help Denmark Buy California – Because Why Not?

It doesn’t matter if Alex Pretti had a gun

How business and tech leaders are reacting to the latest fatal ICE shooting in Minneapolis

Why won’t anyone stop ICE from masking?

Magic: The Gathering: Lorwyn Eclipsed is Out Today, Here's Where to Buy Everything From 2026's First Set

The week in pictures: Outrage in Minneapolis, delight in Dakar – and Macron's shades

The $1 trillion reason Elon Musk ended Tesla FSD purchases

Locked in and celibate: For young tech founders, dating is a bug, not a feature

AI could be an entry-level job killer &mdash; or Gen Z's ticket to advancement

How 'Heated Rivalry' fans took over the internet

2 military influencers say they never planned to have an online following, but standard recruiting efforts weren't working

Why millennials are yearning for 2016 all over Instagram

I moved away from my family in my 30s. When I called crying, my dad dropped everything and came to see me.

Nearly half of gig workers sell or share accounts for driving and making deliveries &mdash; highlighting a big security risk

I moved to Spain over a decade ago and visit the Bay Area yearly. After a few weeks in California, I remember why I stay abroad.

One thing that might get workers to embrace AI? The 4-day workweek.

Stars and Stripes staff fear the Pentagon is coming for the newspaper &mdash; and their jobs

The youngest millennials turn 30 this year. We looked at where they live, if they're married, and how much they make.

I started drinking at 14, and it became a dangerous habit for more than 55 years. I'm finally sober at 70.

Inside the relationship of Vice President JD Vance and second lady Usha Vance, who are expecting their fourth child

AI could be an entry-level job killer — or Gen Z's ticket to advancement

Nearly half of gig workers sell or share accounts for driving and making deliveries — highlighting a big security risk

Stars and Stripes staff fear the Pentagon is coming for the newspaper — and their jobs

AI could be an entry-level job killer — or Gen Z's ticket to advancement

Nearly half of gig workers sell or share accounts for driving and making deliveries — highlighting a big security risk

Stars and Stripes staff fear the Pentagon is coming for the newspaper — and their jobs