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Welcome to Second Life, a podcast spotlighting successful women who’ve made major career changes—and fearlessly mastered the pivot. Hosted by Hillary Kerr, co-founder and chief content officer at Who What Wear, each episode gives you a direct line to women who are game changers in their fields. Subscribe to Second Life on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or anywhere you get your podcasts to stay tuned.If you are a mom or soon-to-be mom, chances are you know exactly what Coterie is. A company dedicated to creating clean, ultra-soft, high-performing diapering essentials that support babies through every stage, using sustainable, plant-based materials, Coterie…

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Summary UFC moves on from PPV model with Paramount+ deal, bringing fights to over 50M new homes at more affordable prices Historic $7.7 billion media deal with Paramount+ marks UFC’s shift to mainstream, household sport status Deal expands UFC exposure, enticing return of icons like Jon Jones and Conor McGregor, with White House card planned On the morning of August 11th, UFC President Dana White announced that Paramount+ will be the home of all UFC events starting in 2026. This puts the UFC in nearly 80 million homes, but more importantly, makes fights much cheaper for fans. With this new…

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An internecine battle erupting in MAGA world over the president’s America first policy and his support for Israel took an acrimonious turn on Monday when one of President Trump’s closest advisors, Laura Loomer, blocked congresswoman and frenemy, Marjorie Taylor Greene, on X and then issued a series of scathing commentary about her former friend. The dismissal of the Georgia congresswoman from the feed of podcaster and former Project Veritas investigator garnered a raging retort by Ms. Greene, capping a days-long feud between the two over the president’s stance on Israel and its political lobby in Washington, AIPAC. Ms. Loomer’s insults kept…

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IN WESTERN WASHINGTON, our usual summers end with a heap of unripe tomatoes and a tiny sigh as we head into the rainy months. Every so often, we’re lucky enough to experience the opposite problem of an absolute glut of ripe tomatoes. Tomato Panic is a luxurious problem, particularly if you’re willing to experiment.I have been conditioned to grow cherry, grape and teardrop bite-sized tomatoes because they ripen quickly. Typically, I use them in slow-roasted confit, grilled tomato skewers for salads, and caprese everything. I was eyeing my plants at the start of what was shaping up to be a…

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Bermudian cyclist Kaden Hopkins has climbed in the overall standings at the 74th Tour Cycliste International de la Guadeloupe after completing the eighth stage. Hopkins placed 17th in the 142-kilometer stage from Vieux-Habitants to Baillif, finishing with a time of 4:11:40. The stage victory went to overall race leader Camilo Andrés [Colombia], who recorded a time of 4:03:33. Hopkins crossed the line 8 minutes and 7 seconds behind the winner. With the result, Hopkins advanced seven spots in the general classification to 22nd overall. His total time stands at 29:26:18, which is 37 minutes and 30 seconds behind the leader,…

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Ford on Monday announced it would invest $2 billion in a Louisville, Kentucky, assembly plant aimed at rolling out more affordable electric vehicles.The investment comes on top of $3 billion already planned for a battery park in Michigan. Together the facilities will create or secure nearly 4,000 new jobs, Ford said in a news release.”We took a radical approach to a very hard challenge: Create affordable vehicles that delight customers in every way that matters – design, innovation, flexibility, space, driving pleasure, and cost of ownership – and do it with American workers,” Ford CEO Jim Farley said in the…

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Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission chairperson, Jessie Majome, has urged South Africans to show compassion toward Zimbabwean migrants. Majome has reminded all of the historic solidarity between the two nations during South Africa’s liberation struggle. “During the struggle for South Africa’s independence, a lot of African countries, including Zimbabwe, hosted South Africans,” Majome said in an interview on Newzroom Afrika. Her comments come amid growing outrage over the denial of healthcare to undocumented Zimbabweans in South Africa. In recent months, protests have intensified, with groups like Operation Dudula blocking access to hospitals such as Kalafong in Gauteng. Protestors have stationed themselves…

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On Monday morning, the Instagram account for Travis and Jason Kelce’s “New Heights” podcast sent the internet into a frenzy after they teased the mystery guest for their upcoming new episode. The account posted a graphic of both brothers with a shadowy figure in the middle, whose silhouette resembles a certain pop star. Yes, it looks a lot like Taylor Swift. The caption: “92%ers, we’re coming back early for a special episode with a VERY special guest 

. New episode Wednesday 7 P.M. ET.” Swifties then immediately flooded the post’s comments. “Are you ready for it?..” wrote businesswoman Barbara Corcoran…

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