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Coverage of 40% in the Nexus archive.
- Marina-founded taqueria opening another location in ritzy SF neighborhood
Bonita Taqueria y Rotisserie, a Marina District-founded taqueria, is opening its third San Francisco location in Noe Valley on July 8. The new address is 4063 24th St., joining existing locations on Polk Street and in the Marina.
- Roads closed in Midtown Manhattan after building partially caves in
Roads in Midtown Manhattan were closed due to a partial collapse of the former Pfizer building on 42nd Street, leading to a 'frozen zone' restricting traffic from 40th to 45th Street and First to Third Avenues, affecting at least 10 buildings.
- Man shot, killed in Old Town
A 40-year-old man was shot multiple times in the body in Old Town, Chicago, and pronounced dead at Northwestern Hospital. The incident occurred on West Evergreen Avenue, according to CPD.
- Police add reinforcement to Granby Street after weekend shooting death
25-year-old Reginald Pryor was murdered in a parking lot on Granby Street in Norfolk, Virginia, following an argument with acquaintances around 12:45 a.m. Sunday. Witnesses initially mistook the gunfire for fireworks.
- Homage paid to Babu Jagjivan Ram in Mysuru on his 40th death anniversary
A homage was paid to Babu Jagjivan Ram in Mysuru on the 40th anniversary of his death. The event commemorated the late leader's legacy.
- TeraWulf signs 20-year data center lease with Anthropic expected to generate $19 billion in revenue
TeraWulf has signed a 20-year data center lease with Anthropic at its Justified Data site in Hawesville, Kentucky. The agreement is projected to generate $19 billion in revenue and provide 401 MW of IT load.
- Drowning incident involving 40-year-old man at Gray's Landing, no body recovered
A drowning incident occurred at Gray's Landing on Saturday involving a 40-year-old man, and the body has not been recovered.
- France saw 2,025 excess deaths in June heatwave
France experienced 2,025 excess deaths in June's heatwave, according to the health minister. The month was the hottest June since 1947, with temperatures exceeding 40C in many regions.
- Run safer without ditching your playlist with this 40% off headphones deal
The article promotes a 40% discount on headphones designed to help runners stay safe without sacrificing their music. The headphones are marketed as a 'running buddy' currently on sale.
- Why maxing out your 401(k) is a major financial mistake if you have credit-card and other punishing debt
The article advises against maxing out a 401(k) when burdened with high-interest debt, such as credit cards, as prioritizing debt repayment and emergency savings can yield better short-term financial outcomes. It emphasizes that while securing an employer match is crucial, it should not come at the expense of addressing high-cost debt.
- Apple’s Hide My Email doesn’t hide it very well
A researcher discovered a vulnerability in Apple’s Hide My Email feature that could expose users’ real email addresses, undermining the feature’s privacy purpose. Apple has not fixed the issue over a year after being notified and plans to reduce the feature’s utility by moving addresses to a new domain.
- 1 injured after being hit in head with machete in Albany
One person was injured after being hit in the head with a machete in Albany on Tuesday. The domestic incident occurred in the 400 block of First Street around 5:10 p.m.
- Off-duty NYPD officer opens fire on Upper Manhattan catalytic converter thieves: sources
An off-duty NYPD officer fired a shot at suspected catalytic converter thieves in Upper Manhattan after one suspect appeared to reach for a weapon. The incident occurred near West 148th Street and Broadway in Hamilton Heights on June 30, with suspects fleeing in a dark-colored BMW. No arrests have been made, and the investigation is ongoing.
- An IRA playbook to build wealth
The article outlines a five-stage IRA strategy to maximize tax advantages and compounding growth across different life stages. Key strategies include encouraging teens to open Roth IRAs while in a 0% tax bracket, prioritizing Roth contributions for early-career workers, shifting to traditional IRAs during peak earnings, and leveraging Roth conversions in retirement. The approach emphasizes adapting retirement savings to tax brackets and life circumstances.
- Man charged with murder in 100-plus mph crash that killed LAPD sergeant, driver
A man has been charged with murder after a high-speed crash on the 405 Freeway that killed a Los Angeles police sergeant and another man. The incident occurred on the 405 Freeway, resulting in the deaths of two individuals.
- Arrest made, murder charges filed in 405 Fwy crash that killed LAPD officer
A 36-year-old man has been arrested and charged with murder in connection with a 405 Freeway crash last year that killed an LAPD officer and an innocent motorist. The crash occurred in the southbound lanes near Getty Center Drive.
- Driver who was allegedly doing over 100 mph charged with murder in death of LAPD officer
A Los Angeles man with a history of excessive speeding was charged with murder after allegedly driving 112 mph and striking an LAPD sergeant who was assisting another motorist following a crash on the 405 Freeway. The incident occurred last year.
- I’m 53 and want to retire in 12 years. Is 5% enough to put in my 401(k)?
A 53-year-old individual plans to retire in 12 years and questions whether contributing 5% to their 401(k) is sufficient. The article advises increasing savings to meet retirement needs.
- Ryan Seacrest sells 40-acre Napa Valley estate for $18.5 million
Ryan Seacrest sold his 40-acre Napa Valley estate for $18.5 million, two years after initially listing it for $22 million. The property is located in Napa Valley, California.
- China imposes export controls on 40 Japanese entities as tensions with Tokyo rise
China has imposed new export controls on 40 Japanese companies, alleging they contribute to Japan's remilitarization. The move comes as tensions between China and Tokyo continue to rise.
- ‘She is retired’: Do I dip into my 401(k) to pay my mother’s $30,000 credit-card debt?
An individual is considering whether to use their 401(k) to pay their mother's $30,000 credit-card debt but prefers she live on her Social Security. The person advocates for their mother to use Social Security instead of depleting retirement savings.
- Ukraine's drones take the war to Russia
Ukraine's drone attacks have targeted Russian refineries and infrastructure, with a recent strike involving over 660 drones. President Zelensky announced a 40-day influence operation to pressure Russia into peace talks, while Putin claims readiness to negotiate on Russian terms. Explosions at a Tula region chemical plant and Moscow's largest refinery highlight the impact of these strikes.
- Annuities are coming to more 401(k) plans. Should workers embrace them?
The Trump administration is advocating for increased inclusion of annuities in 401(k) plans, but the article suggests this could have mixed implications for workers.
- Teen shot in the Bronx: NYPD
A 14-year-old boy was shot in the foot near 4020 Laconia Ave. in Edenwald, Bronx, around 10:37 p.m. Thursday. EMS transported him to a local hospital in stable condition.
- TIAA’s CEO made $26,000 in her first job but still maxed out her 401(k). She has advice for Gen Z
TIAA CEO Thasunda Brown Duckett advises Gen Z to prioritize retirement savings by maxing out 401(k)s early, sharing her own experience of doing so at age 26 when she earned $26,000 at Fannie Mae. She emphasizes the power of compounding and employer matches to build long-term wealth.
- Annuity options are growing in 401(k)s, but adoption remains limited
Annuity options are increasing in 401(k) plans as workers express concerns about retirement income and longevity risks. However, adoption of these options remains limited despite their growing availability.
- I'm giving up on the job market and going back to school to become a nurse. At 45, I wish I'd done this sooner.
Kristy Layden, 45, is leaving the corporate job market to pursue nursing school, inspired by her Botox injector. After over a year of unsuccessful job searches, she plans to attend community college before applying to nursing programs.
- Millions of honeybees escape in Texas neighborhood after semi-truck carrying 400 hives tips over
Millions of honeybees escaped in a Texas neighborhood after a semi-truck carrying 400 hives tipped over. The incident involved a large number of hives and raised concerns about bee safety and public response.
- Hard Rock Cafe ending Bayside Marketplace run after more than 3 decades
The Hard Rock Cafe at Bayside Marketplace in Miami will close permanently on Aug. 19 after operating for over three decades. The closure, due to an expiring lease, will result in 117 job losses. A separate Hard Rock Cafe location at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood will remain open.
- The great British bunk off: Workers and pupils stay home as 40C heatwave looms... but didn't we all cope better in 1976 hot spell?
Workers and pupils in Britain are staying home as a 40C heatwave approaches, with some questioning if people coped better during the 1976 hot spell. The article contrasts current behavior with past resilience to extreme heat.
- It's not just Brits finding new ways to keep cool amid 40C 'heat dome'...
The article discusses Brits exploring new methods to stay cool during a 40C heat dome. It highlights the extreme weather conditions and adaptive measures being taken.
- The UK's summers are getting hotter - but how prepared are we?
Based on current trends, parts of the UK are projected to experience 40C summers regularly within a couple of decades. The UK's summers are becoming hotter, raising concerns about preparedness.
- The UK's summers are getting hotter - but how prepared are we?
The UK's summers are getting hotter, with parts expected to regularly see 40°C temperatures within a couple of decades based on current trends. The article questions how prepared the UK is for these changes.
- Man accused of injuring family member in apparent accidental shooting in Glendale Heights
A man is facing a felony charge after an apparent accidental shooting at a Glendale Heights home that injured a family member. The incident occurred in the 400 block of James Court around 4 a.m. Tuesday.
- Millions of honeybees escape into rural Texas neighborhood after a semitrailer crash
Millions of honeybees escaped into a rural Texas neighborhood after a semitrailer carrying about 400 hives tipped over, according to officials.
- ‘Time Is Not on Moscow’s Side’: US Warns Russia at UN as Its Casualties Hit 40,000 a Month
The US warned Russia at the UN Security Council that 'time is not on Moscow’s side,' citing 40,000 monthly casualties, economic strain, and Ukraine’s battlefield innovation. UN officials reported May as the deadliest month for Ukrainian civilians since April 2022.
- Thunderstorms batter heatwave Britain ahead of 'hottest day ever': Hosepipe ban announced with 40C furnace set to bring country to a standstill with rails buckled and schools and offices closed
Thunderstorms and a heatwave are impacting Britain, with a 40C temperature forecast leading to a hosepipe ban and significant disruptions including buckled rails and closures of schools and offices.
- Mediators hail 'progress' in US-Iran talks after lengthy opening session
Iran's senior envoys and the United States held a marathon negotiating session in Switzerland, with mediators reporting progress toward a deal. The host nation indicated technical talks will follow immediately, as both sides begin a 60-day period to reach a long-term settlement, following a recent memorandum of understanding after a 40-day war and an inconclusive ceasefire.
- France braces for a week of punishing heat as red alerts spread
France faces a severe heatwave with temperatures exceeding 40°C, prompting red alerts across more than half of its regions. Schools are closing, public health warnings are issued, and authorities are restricting alcohol consumption as the heatwave, linked to human-caused climate change, persists until at least Friday.
- Edward Jones advisor: Gen-Z doesn’t want an office happy hour. They want financial security
Gen Z prioritizes financial security over traditional workplace social events, showing proactive behavior like tracking expenses and valuing 401(k)s as status symbols. Despite efforts, many feel financially insecure, with low participation in workplace retirement plans. Employers can help by simplifying enrollment, automating savings, and providing financial education to build confidence and retention.