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ENTERTAINMENT
Subway, bus, and commuter rail riders should prepare for Labor Day weekend service tweaks: MTA
An express A train passing the 81 St-Museum of Natural History station. Marc A. Hermann / MTA As Labor Day approaches, the MTA on Wednesday advised transit riders to prepare for service shakeups over the coming three-day weekend. For subway riders, the most notable change is that the system will run on a Sunday schedule on Labor Day itself —…
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LIFESTYLE
Things to Do in Brooklyn This Weekend
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REAL ESTATE
NYC announces one-year ban on generative AI for public school students through 8th grade
Roughly 600,000 New York City public school students will not be allowed to use generative artificial intelligence in the classroom for at least one year, under new guidelines announced by Mayor Zohran Mamdani on Wednesday. The mayor and NYC Schools Chancellor Kamar Samuels announced a ban on student-facing generative AI use for students in preschool through eighth grade, the largest…
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CRYPTO
New Jersey Officials Petition US Supreme Court over Prediction Markets
New Jersey’s Attorney General and the state’s interim director for the Division of Gaming Enforcement have officially petitioned the US Supreme Court to hear a case aimed at resolving whether state authorities or federal agencies have jurisdiction over prediction market companies. On Wednesday, Attorney General Jennifer Davenport and gaming enforcement interim director Mary Jo Flaherty filed a petition for a…
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FINANCE
Costco shuts down key service without notice
Costco did not even sell merchandise on its website until 1998, and in those days, the selection was very limited. Sure, Costco Travel lived there, but the website was more about advertising ancillary services such as TurboTax access than about selling anything to members. In recent years, however, Costco has offered a greatly expanded selection, and it allows members to…
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ECONOMY
Are Central Banks Moving Out of Dollar Assets?
Linda S. Goldberg, Oliver Hannaoui, and Sneha Parthasarathy The dollar’s share of global official foreign exchange reserves fell from 64 percent in 2015 to 56 percent in 2025. This downward trajectory is sometimes read as evidence that the dollar’s role in international financial markets is eroding. However, aggregate statistics obscure the composition of changes occurring at the country level. In this post,…
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MARKET
SpaceX’s big AI advantage is why this analyst thinks the stock could double
The company is adding computing infrastructure quickly, an Oppenheimer analyst notes. SpaceX is also getting large technology players to pay handsomely for its computing power. Source link
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MONEY
18 Best Mobile Business Ideas To Make Money
Do you want to start a business but don’t want to rent a storefront? A mobile business may be a great option. A mobile business is a business that goes directly to the customer. You might clean cars in someone’s driveway, groom pets outside their home, or repair an RV at a campground. Instead of waiting for customers to come…
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SOCIAL MEDIA
LinkedIn increases push against inauthentic activity
Listen to the article 4 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. LinkedIn grew its active user count in the EU in the first half of 2026, while it also reported a significant jump in its enforcement of inauthentic activity, as the platform works to weed out automated and artificial intelligence-generated comments and profiles.…
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GADGET
NYC Bans The Use Of Generative AI Tools In Public Schools For Students Through Eighth Grade
New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani just announced a one-year ban of generative AI tools in public schools for students up to eighth grade. The legislation takes effect during the 2026-2027 school year and will impact around 600,000 students. “This moratorium is a commitment to getting the future right,” Mayor Mamdani said. “We will embrace new technology, but only when…
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