Here’s how the #NFL’s best stadium #food actually gets made at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

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The Logical End Point of ‘America First’ Foreign Aid

From The Atlantic. For the past half century, the U.S. has tried to deploy foreign aid wherever it is needed most—but under the Trump administration, humanitarian projects are being evaluated by a different measure, Hana Kiros reports. The administration’s approach to foreign aid emphasizes dealmaking and transactions over charity. The strategy may gain more resources…

It’s no joke. Boom Chicago is churning out comedy legends #shorts

From 60 Minutes. Late-night host Seth Meyers, “Ted Lasso” star Brendan Hunt, and actors Ike Barinholtz share an unexpected bond: They each spent time honing their craft in Amsterdam at a small improv club called Boom Chicago. #boomchicago #amsterdam

What does it take to repaint an #NFL field in under 18 hours? #football #stadium

The Race To Prep An NFL Stadium For 140,000 Fans

From Business Insider. Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta has hosted everything from Super Bowl weekend to concerts by Beyoncé and Taylor Swift. It’s also set to host matches during the 2026 FIFA World Cup. On its busiest weekends, the stadium holds major events on back-to-back days. When that happens, more than 1,000 employees work through the…

Jasmine Crockett isn’t backing down | Today, Explained

From Vox. Rep. Jasmine Crockett wants you to know she comes by her controversies and clap-backs honestly. The representative from Texas has served just two terms in Congress, but is already a rising political star and a bona fide internet sensation. She’s also become a political lightning rod for Democrats as well as Republicans. Crockett…

Stories about NATO | 60 Minutes Full Episodes

From 60 Minutes. From last December, Bill Whitaker’s report on why Germany is rearming and modernizing its military. From last April, Jon Wertheim’s story about Greenland. From June 2024, Scott Pelley’s report on Vladimir Putin’s political opponents fleeing to Vilnius, Lithuania. And from April 2019, David Martin’s report on NATO forces deployed on the Norwegian…

The Meaning of ‘Melania’

From The Atlantic. The Melania movie is pitched as a documentary following the first lady of the United States in the lead-up to her husband’s second inauguration. But it’s missing all the hallmarks of a journalistic, biographical film. What you get instead is a series of aphorisms that clang loudly against the reality being shaped…

Is London as dangerous you think?

From The Economist. In reality it’s one of the safest major cities in the world.

Why Trump Is Sending So Much Firepower Toward Iran

From Wall Street Journal. The U.S. is surging firepower to the Middle East as President Trump ramps up pressure on Iran over its nuclear program. The U.S. has 12 warships in the region, including the USS Abraham Lincoln that is armed with F-35C and F-18 fighter jets. On land, the U.S. has bases and installations…

#Superbowl advertisers are avoiding #politics this year.

Is ICE Allowed Around Polling Places?

From The Atlantic. “The U.S. Supreme Court said that you could detain people based on their race, their accent, or the language they spoke … There is nothing to preclude ICE from doing that while you’re standing in line getting ready to cast a ballot,” Stacey Abrams tells Anne Applebaum. Listen to the episode:

The search for #NancyGuthrie continues as investigators pursue hundreds of leads.

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Seahawks vs. Patriots: The Biggest Bets You Need to Know

From Cheddar. BetMGM CEO Adam Greenblatt shares the hottest bets, surprising trends, and how prediction markets are changing the game. Connect with Cheddar! On Facebook: https://facebook.com/cheddar On Instagram: https://instagram.com/cheddar On the web: https://cheddar.com In your inbox: https://need2know.cheddar.com/subscribe

What would Kevin Warsh’s Federal Reserve look like? | The Economist

From The Economist. Donald Trump has tapped Kevin Warsh to lead the Federal Reserve. But what does Warsh really stand for? So far markets have reacted positively to his nomination, but some fear he is in the pocket of the president and could do some serious damage to the economy. Zanny Minton Beddoes, The Economist’s…

The 12 Biggest Tech Things in My 12 Years at the Journal | WSJ

From Wall Street Journal. After 12 years with The Wall Street Journal, this is Joanna Stern’s final video as a full-time employee. Before she leaves, Joanna reflects on twelve things she experienced in tech in the last twelve years at the Journal, including the evolution of Apple’s iPhones, the metaverse, the generative AI craze and…

What would Kevin Warsh do as Fed chair? | The Economist

From The Economist. Donald Trump has nominated Kevin Warsh to lead the Federal Reserve. But what does Warsh really stand for? Our top editors unpack “Warshanomics” and its implications for the wider American economy. #usa #economics #trump #federalreserve Watch the full show: https://econ.st/3NY7nd3 Sign up to the Insider newsletter: https://econ.st/4nOyzIb Subscribe to The Economist: https://econ.st/3Mia0pz…

Despite the red flags, Boom Chicago was born #shorts

From 60 Minutes. "This won’t work here. Don’t do it here.” That was the advice three young Americans received from a Dutch tourist board when they floated the idea of opening an English-language comedy club in Amsterdam. They ignored it. #boomchicago #amsterdam #entrepreneur

Would you own one of these stair climbing robot vacuum?

From Cheddar. Living with multiple floors? You might not have to buy more than one robot vacuum anymore🤖🧹 The mobile dock of this Dreame Cyber X operates like a mini construction vehicle, riding on a treaded platform that grips stairs. The treads stay flat at the bottom, then lift and tilt to pull the vacuum…

From Social Feeds to Super Bowl: The Rise of Creator-Led Ads

From Cheddar. Zoe Soon of IAB explains how TikTok and Instagram stars are now the real MVPs of Super Bowl advertising campaigns.

Wall Street’s Mood Swing: Earnings Beats, Weak Guidance, and Rising Volatility

From Cheddar. This week on Big Business, JD Durkin breaks down a pivotal earnings season as markets digest a flood of Q4 results, renewed volatility in software stocks, and shifting expectations for interest rates. Jess Inskip joins from the NYSE to unpack what’s really driving corporate performance, from margins and guidance to AI spending, labor…

Why Copper’s Record Rally May Be Running Out of Steam

From Wall Street Journal. WSJ’s Jinjoo Lee breaks down why copper prices climbed recently — and explains why they may get a reality check soon despite a bullish long-term outlook. #Copper #Investing #WSJ

The unusual place they kept the club’s cash #shorts

From 60 Minutes. When launching their comedy club, the young entrepreneurs didn’t have a bank account, so they stashed the cash inside one of their cowboy boots. #boomchicago #amsterdam #comedy

The Internet’s New Extremists Don’t Even Believe in Politics

From The Atlantic. On this week’s *Galaxy Brain*, Charlie Warzel takes listeners deep into the internet’s fever swamps to examine how figures who once would’ve stayed on the fringes now dominate mainstream feeds. The episode charts the rise of Clavicular, a young livestreamer who’s gone from an absurdist curiosity to a fixture in the manosphere…

A Memorial in Kyiv Honors Those Killed in Russia’s War Against Ukraine

From The Atlantic. In Kyiv’s Independence Square, a makeshift memorial dedicated to those killed in Russia’s war against Ukraine has grown as the casualty numbers have climbed, Simon Shuster reports. “This is made by the people who stood side by side from day one,” one veteran tells Shuster at the memorial. Read more of Shuster’s…

How much money will #BadBunny make from the #SuperBowl?

Shane’s Super Bowl LX Picks | Vice News

From VICE News. Shane revisits some of his favorite Super Bowl moments and joins the BetMGM team to talk about one of the wildest early season bets ever placed, one that could pay out millions. Subscribe to VICE News here: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-VICE-News #VICENews #News #SuperBowlLX Check out VICE News for more: http://vicenews.com Follow VICE News here:…

How Lindsey Vonn began her ski racing career | 60 Minutes Archive

From 60 Minutes. Olympic gold medalist Lindsey Vonn began skiing when she was nearly 3 years old. In a 2017 interview with 60 Minutes, the alpine star shared how she started out as a "turtle" on the slopes. "My coach used to call me a turtle," Vonn said. "I realized that I didn’t like getting…

The Trump Administration Has its Eyes on the Midterms and Beyond

From The Atlantic. The Trump White House is changing the rules of our political system through intimidation, the distortion of information, financial corruption, and the dismantling of government offices. In the final episode of this season, we examine whether the administration is also trying to change the rules of our elections. Dawn Baldwin Gibson, a…

American Democracy Under Occupation

From The Atlantic. When heavily armed agents of the federal government arrived in Minneapolis, the people of the Twin Cities responded with surprising strength. In this episode, residents describe what drove them to act, and host Anne Applebaum speaks with Atlantic contributing writer Robert Worth about what he learned when he observed the tactics of…

There would be no “Ted Lasso” without Boom Chicago #shorts

From 60 Minutes. Brendan Hunt says “Ted Lasso” traces its roots to Boom Chicago in Amsterdam. It’s a quirky origin story for a British soccer comedy. #boomchicago #tedlasso #amsterdam

Why Thailand’s Economy Went From Boom to Breakdown

From Bloomberg. Thailand is one of the world’s most popular travel destinations—a place where modernity coexists with deep tradition; where beaches, skyscrapers and global cuisine define a postcard image. But beneath the surface, Thailand is confronting a long‑brewing economic crisis marked by slow growth, political instability, soaring inequality, demographic decline and a shrinking workforce. Over…

Trump’s ‘Beautiful’ Armada Surging to Iran: A Military Breakdown | WSJ

What Jeff Bezos May Have Misunderstood About The Washington Post

From The Atlantic. “One thing that Jeff Bezos knows probably better than anyone else is that digital industries tend to focus around one big winner”—but The Washington Post isn’t the digital-newspaper version of Amazon, Joshua Benton tells Hanna Rosin. Listen to the episode:

‘Is Your Money Dirty?’: Inside Bannon’s Interview With Epstein

From Wall Street Journal. WSJ’s Khadeeja Safdar breaks down new revelations about Steve Bannon and Jeffrey Epstein’s relationship in files released by the Department of Justice. #Epstein #Trump #WSJ

When American jokes don’t travel #shorts

From 60 Minutes. “You have to learn how to own a room and make references that are a little more universal and deal with concepts and themes that someone from Australia, someone from Finland, or someone from New Jersey can all relate to,” says comedian Ike Barinholtz about performing overseas. #boomchicago #comedian

The House of Representatives is too small. Here is one way to fix it.

From Vox. For more than a century, the size of the House of Representatives has been frozen at 435 seats; in that same period, the US population has tripled. This means that today, the average representative is responsible for more than 750,000 constituents. Scholars and politicians say this imbalance is why many Americans feel like…

This #business has supplied leather for every #NFL football for over 80 years. #SuperBowl

What’s at stake in NASA’s Artemis II mission #shorts

From 60 Minutes. The four Artemis II astronauts will sling around the far side of the moon before heading back home. One concern stems from Artemis I, a crewless test flight, when the spacecraft’s heat shield was damaged during re-entry. #artemis #nasa #astronaut

Gliding thru the water so smooth you think this video is AI⛵️🌊 #motorboat #watersport

From Cheddar. This Pegasus hydrofoiling boat from Foilone, a company based out of Finland can speed up to 25mph on the water. Would you take a ride?

What the 2003 Blackout Revealed About the U.S. Power Grid | Retro Report

From RETRO REPORT. When a major blackout hit the U.S. and Canada in 2003, more than 50 million people lost power. Today, questions remain about the vulnerability of the power grid. Education Resources: https://retroreport.org/video/blackout-understanding-the-us-power-grids-vulnerability-from-the-2003-failure/ Teachers, create your free Retro Report account now: http://bit.ly/RR-Reg CONNECT WITH RETRO REPORT Browse our video library: http://bit.ly/RR-library Website: http://www.retroreport.org Bluesky:…

Is Cuba’s regime about to collapse?

From The Economist. Cuba is heading for disaster. President Trump’s capture of Nicolás Maduro in Venezuela has triggered a severe oil shortage on the island. If the Cuban regime cannot make a deal with Trump, the country risks devastating blackouts. The Economist

Why Super Bowl footballs are covered with mud

I Saw What’s Next For Starbucks at Its Investor Day

From Wall Street Journal. At Starbucks’ Investor Day, CEO Brian Niccol shared his plans to grow the company.⁠ #Starbucks #Coffee #WSJ

It Was So Cold in Florida, Iguanas Fell Out of Trees

From The Atlantic. As near-freezing temperatures reached southern Florida, cold-stunned iguanas dropped from the trees, unable to handle the chill.

Why are so many people joining online cults? | The Economist

From The Economist. Is the internet helping cults thrive? The Economist’s News editor, Carla Subirana Artús, and co-host of The Intelligence podcast, Rosie Blau, explore how social media has helped cults gain large numbers of new followers. 00:00 – How is the internet changing how cults operate? 01:06 – How many cults actually exist today?…

Wall Street waits for Fed interest rate cuts under Kevin Warsh

From Quartz. 🎥 Video Details 🎥 🌟 About This Video 🌟 President Donald Trump named Kevin Warsh as his pick to lead the Federal Reserve, a move markets view as limited in near‑term policy impact. Barclays and Morgan Stanley expect two interest rate cuts this year, maintaining their base cases after the announcement. Barclays’ Marc…

The big lessons from Big Tech’s big earnings week

From Quartz. 🎥 Video Details 🎥 🌟 About This Video 🌟 Major tech companies reported quarterly results as investors prioritized measurable AI returns, margins, and guidance. Big Tech earnings highlighted a shift from AI hype to profit accountability. Apple posted $143.8 billion in revenue and stronger iPhone and Greater China sales, while Microsoft Azure and…

How credit card rates soared above 20%—and what to do about it

From Quartz. 🎥 Video Details 🎥 🌟 About This Video 🌟 U.S. credit card rates reached record highs, raising borrowing costs and access concerns. Current credit card rates average 20.97% overall with 22.30% APRs on balances, as APRs track the prime rate that peaked at 8.5% in 2023 and stands at 6.75%, according to Jason…

Mortgages won’t fix what ails the housing market

From Quartz. 🎥 Video Details 🎥 🌟 About This Video 🌟 U.S. housing data and policy headlines highlighted renewed uncertainty as pending home sales fell and mortgage rates whipsawed. Pending home sales dropped 9.3% in December, the steepest monthly decline since April 2020 and the worst December in over 20 years. Mortgage rates briefly touched…

‘Regime change’: Kevin Warsh’s plan to shake up the Fed

From Quartz. 🎥 Video Details 🎥 🌟 About This Video 🌟 Donald Trump named Kevin Warsh to lead the Federal Reserve, focusing attention on possible shifts in policy, oversight, and communication. Warsh has called for "regime change" at the Federal Reserve, pressing changes to inflation policy, monetary strategy, and bank regulation. He is expected to…

Disney reports record earnings as YouTube dispute, tourism slowdown hit stock

From Quartz. 🎥 Video Details 🎥 🌟 About This Video 🌟 The Walt Disney Company reported quarterly revenue above $26 billion; shares fell 7% against a rising market, and the CEO search was described as in late stages. The Disney earnings update featured Bob Iger’s shareholder letter emphasizing records across film, television, and sports. Investors…

‘Trump Accounts’ for babies could make economic inequality worse

From Quartz. 🎥 Video Details 🎥 🌟 About This Video 🌟 Economists evaluate a proposal to create $1,000 “Trump accounts” for newborns, citing implications for wealth inequality. The plan would invest the accounts in index funds for use at age 18, and allow wealthier families to add up to $5,000 annually. Critics argue the One…

The world’s first trillionaire is coming. Here’s what it will mean

From Quartz. 🎥 Video Details 🎥 🌟 About This Video 🌟 Analysts and labor experts outline how a potential living trillionaire could reshape commerce, finance, culture, and workforce dynamics. The video details projections that Elon Musk could become the first trillionaire by 2027 if a SpaceX IPO hits $1.5 trillion or Tesla pay targets are…

What it would take for Trump to drag Big Oil back into Venezuela

From Quartz. 🎥 Video Details 🎥 🌟 About This Video 🌟 Nearly a month after Nicolás Maduro’s removal, major U.S. oil companies remain cautious about Venezuela, citing persistent pressure and security risks that complicate near-term investment. New hydrocarbon reforms in Venezuela’s oil sector and ongoing U.S. sanctions frame a market where ExxonMobil and ConocoPhillips seek…

How credit card rates soared above 20%—and what to do about it

5 things to know about Kevin Warsh

From Quartz. 🎥 Video Details 🎥 🌟 About This Video 🌟 President Donald Trump nominated Federal Reserve Governor Kevin Warsh to be the next Fed chair, a move watched for its implications for U.S. monetary policy. If confirmed, Warsh would replace Jerome Powell in May and join a Federal Open Market Committee split over how…

Trump taps Kevin Warsh to be the next Fed chair

From Quartz. 🎥 Video Details 🎥 🌟 About This Video 🌟 President Donald Trump nominated former Federal Reserve Governor Kevin Warsh on Friday to be the next Fed chair, a move with implications for monetary policy. The Kevin Warsh nomination to Federal Reserve chair would replace Jerome Powell when his term ends in May. Warsh…

Luxury Presence and the New Playbook for Modern Real Estate Agents

From Cheddar. As real estate is reshaped by AI and affordability pressures, Malte Kramer, CEO and Founder of Luxury Presence, explains how agents adapt, scale, and win. Connect with Cheddar! On Facebook: https://facebook.com/cheddar On Instagram: https://instagram.com/cheddar On the web: https://cheddar.com In your inbox: https://need2know.cheddar.com/subscribe

The #subscription model has made so many things more #expensive. Here’s why.