- May 27, 2026
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Is It a Bad Career Move to Take a Sabbatical? Ask Johnny
Question: I’m feeling burned out and I’m eligible for a sabbatical at my company, but I’m hesitant to take it. Between artificial intelligence and the
My friend, 62, earns $20,000 a year. Should she take Social Security now — and claim survivor’s benefit at 67?
“I calculated her break-even point to be around age 78.” Source link
Coffee Break: Armed Madhouse – The Cuba Temptation
The failure of the U.S. military campaign against Iran could create immense political pressure in Washington for a rapid demonstration of restored American strength. After
“it’s all very interesting what is happening” by Artist Angelo Dolojan
Chicago-based illustrator and artist Angelo Dolojan’s compositions explore themes of mundanity and the human condition. Working mostly with graphite, pastel and pencil, Angelo’s gestural lines,
GOG’s Square Enix Sale Includes 11 Classic Final Fantasy, Mana, And SaGa Games
The ’90s are considered a golden era for Japanese console RPGs, much of thanks to the incredible releases from Squaresoft on PS1 and Super Nintendo.
Trump Says CFTC Must Maintain Prediction Market Authority, Calls Dem Pols ‘Scum’
Posted on: May 26, 2026, 08:38h. Last updated on: May 26, 2026, 08:38h. The president previously expressed ambivalence toward prediction markets His son is an
This Director Could Defeat Christopher Nolan at 2027 Oscars
A new director has emerged as a contender to win the 2027 Best Director Oscar over Christopher Nolan. Early predictions for the 99th Academy Awards
Listen to Eddy Current Suppression Ring’s Surprise New Album
Melbourne garage rockers Eddy Current Suppression Ring have returned with a new album. The self-released In Light of Recent Events, their follow-up to 2019’s All
See First Look at White Lotus Season 4 Filming at Cannes Film Festival
Looks like The White Lotus is getting extra meta. Indeed, details are coming to light about season four of the HBO series, which appears to
Downtown San José Tower to Offer Below-Market Rents for City Workers
San José’s new housing program offers reduced-rent apartments at The Fay downtown high-rise for teachers, police officers, firefighters and other middle-income public employees struggling with