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Feeling disappointed in your job or job search? Two recent movies may resonate.Park Chan-wook’s “No Other Choice” and Sam Raimi’s “Send Help” imagine what happens when workers in bad situations, such as a stagnant job market or a toxic workplace, are pushed to their limits, with murderous consequences. They offer a violent but cathartic view of worker anxiety and despair in the zeitgeist. Part dark comedy, part horror, it touches on long-standing concerns in the workplace, but it’s especially timely right now.Low hiring means many employees are feeling stranded and many job seekers are having a hard time finding work.…

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This image shows the Claude AI app in a mobile phone’s app store on February 16, 2026 in New York City. According to a report in the Wall Street Journal, the Pentagon used Anthropic’s Claude Eye through a contract with Palantir to support the attack on Venezuela and capture former President Nicolas Maduro.Michael M. Santiago | Getty ImagesAnthropic’s Claude artificial intelligence assistant app jumped to No. 2 on Apple’s list of top free apps in the U.S. late Friday, hours after the Trump administration tried to block government agencies from adopting the startup’s technology.The rise in popularity suggests that Anthropic…

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Liverpool put in a great first-half performance, scoring three goals from set pieces in the chaos against relegation contenders West Ham, winning 5-2.Arne Slott’s side, who have been criticized for their ineffective set pieces this season, found the back of the net three times from corner kicks, with Hugo Ekitike, Virgil van Dijk and Alex Mac Allister outscoring Mads Hermansen. It was a masterclass in set-piece efficiency, with each goal coming from a different creator and revealing just how terrible the Hammers are at defending dead-ball situations. Nuno Espirito Santo’s side have conceded a league-high 15 goals from corners this…

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Berkshire HathawayGreg Abel used his first annual shareholder letter as chief executive to reassure investors that the conglomerate’s culture of financial conservatism and disciplined investing, established under Warren Buffett, will continue “forever.””I am honored by the board’s decision to appoint me CEO of Berkshire and am humbled to succeed Mr. Warren as I write my first annual letter,” Abel wrote in the opening letter to the company’s annual report, released Saturday along with Berkshire’s quarterly results. “Warren’s actions are clearly very difficult to follow.”Mr. Abel, 63, will take over the reins from Mr. Buffett, 95, who will step down as…

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After the start of President Trump’s second term, the connections between capitalism, white supremacy, and imperial domination became increasingly apparent. These have been highlighted through ICE raids as modern-day slave patrols, global criminal operations such as the kidnapping of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores, and US support for Israel’s genocide in Gaza as an American bipartisan and multinational corporate experiment.The growing understanding that people in the Global South, along with black, indigenous, and other people of color (BIPOC) at the heart of empire, face a common enemy has galvanized revolutionary anti-colonial movements for fundamental change.And the…

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Xiaomi announced the Xiaomi 17 Ultra at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona on March 28, 2026.xiaomixiaomi The company launched its latest flagship smartphone globally on Saturday, as an unprecedented jump in memory chip prices threatens to reduce sales. Xiaomi 17 and 17 Ultra are from Samsung and apple In the high end segment of the market.Xiaomi, the world’s third-largest smartphone player, has maintained the price of its devices compared to last year’s flagships even amid a significant jump in memory prices, which are critical for smartphones. Xiaomi 17 prices start from 999 euros ($1,179), while Xiaomi 17 Ultra prices start…

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Stocks have fluctuated wildly over the last week as investors grapple with the impact of artificial intelligence on various sectors and the broader economy. Next week is a wild card after the US and Israel attacked Iran. President Donald Trump said Saturday that a “massive combat operation” in Iran would begin overnight, with the United States and Israel striking Iranian military and nuclear targets. President Trump called on Iranians to “take control of their own destiny” and overthrow the Islamic leadership. Iran reportedly retaliated with missile attacks on US military facilities in the Middle East. The president on Friday expressed…

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What to do with Jos Buttler?England’s greatest ever white-ball batsman is currently in a dire situation. His T20 World Cup statistics are dismal. Butler has scored just 62 points in seven innings, averaging an 8.85 points per game. All but 15 of these scores started the tournament with 26 against Nepal and 21 against West Indies. monterosa This content is provided by monterosacookies and other technologies may be used. To view this content, you must allow cookies. You can change the settings and enable it using the buttons below. monterosa Use cookies or allow them only once. You can change…

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Early today, the United States and Israel launched an offensive against Iran, hitting targets across the country. US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made it clear in a televised address that they are seeking regime change rather than military pressure to secure a deal.The attack and Iran’s swift response highlight how unstable diplomacy has become. The outbreak of war follows the mediator’s announcement of a major “breakthrough” in negotiations, which are set to resume next week. Obviously, diplomacy was never meant to be successful, and was simply used to hide war plans.The timing of the attack…

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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman announced late Friday that the company has reached an agreement that will allow the company to use its AI models within the Department of Defense’s classified networks. This follows a high-profile conflict between the department, also known as the Department of the Army under the Trump administration, and OpenAI rival Anthropic. The Pentagon has pressed AI companies, including Anthropic, to allow their models to be used for “any lawful purpose,” but Anthropic has tried to draw the line on domestic mass surveillance and fully autonomous weapons. In a lengthy statement released Thursday, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei…

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