Treasuries Rally on Fed Cut Hopes, Stocks Hit Peak: Markets Wrap - Bloomberg
Global stock markets inched higher as investors remained mostly on the sidelines ahead of Friday’s p...
Tether overtakes Tron, DEXs with $432M in revenue – How and what next? - AMBCrypto
Tether aims to launch its new blockchain that would use USDT as gas fees amid its consistent revenue...
What do you love to do at night when you’re alone?
I usually just lay in bed, looking at quora answering questions and sometimes masturbation
The ‘Mountainhead’ House: Finding the Perfect Horrible Location Almost Delayed Jesse Armstrong’s Movie - IndieWire
'Succession' Creator Jesse Armstrong talks about the impersonal, depressing homes of the modern uber...
MIT Discovers Magnetic Superconductor in Pencil Lead - SciTechDaily
Graphite, long thought mundane, hides a shocking secret — it can become a superconducting magnet whe...
Why do nice guys rarely or never win?
As a woman, I’ve actually always wondered this myself growing up in school and even now in my early...
Scottie Scheffler’s wife reveals infant son’s bathroom mishap during Memorial win - New York Post
Not even a bathroom mishap could deter Scottie Scheffler’s latest victory lap.
Super Again: UNC Storms Past Oklahoma in NCAA Regional Finale - 247Sports
The Tar Heels reach the super regional round of the tournament for the second time in as many season...
In Italy, how do people greet each other when they meet for the first time (e.g., on the street)? What's a good response to that greeting if you're not from Italy or don't speak Italian fluently yet?
Italian greetings are split into formal and informal ones. So if you are in a formal context people...
Why did my ex of 2 years move on so fast after he left me? Why does he act so cold towards me, and as if I don't exist?
I don’t know, it’s hard to describe how ex’s move on in different ways.
Should we consider deporting democrats to Canada?
Exactly how do you propose to deport American citizens? And assuming you manage to overcome that lit...
Oxford study finds 'extraordinary' tremors caused by tsunamis - BBC
A new Oxford study confirms the tremors felt across the globe were caused by tsunamis in Greenland.