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Suze Orman has said she continues to cook at home despite having amassed a multimillion-pound fortune, describing eating out as one of the biggest wastes of money. The personal finance author and television host told The Wall Street Journal that she and her wife still regularly prepare their own meals. On the occasion of the interview, her wife had made congee rice for lunch and meatloaf for dinner. Orman said the couple does occasionally eat at restaurants, but usually for social reasons rather than because they particularly want to. She added that she often worries about the impact of the…

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Harry Styles and Zoë Kravitz are reportedly planning a small, intimate wedding ceremony followed by larger celebrations featuring live music and dancing. A source told People that the couple wanted the formal part of their wedding to be private, while still hoping to celebrate with a wider group of friends and family at a series of lively parties. “Zoë and Harry want to have live music — that’s a big part of the wedding for them,” the insider said. “Other than that, they really care most about having their loved ones around and partying with those close to them.” The…

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Google has restored support for some older Chromecast streamers and Google Home devices after an update to the Google Home app caused problems with setup and limited functionality. The fix is included in Google Home version 4.26, which is now available for Android through the Google Play Store. The company said the update resolves an issue affecting the ability to set up certain older devices. Those affected included the original Chromecast, launched in 2013, the second-generation model released in 2015 and the Google Home Mini. Reports of problems emerged in late July, following earlier disruption to first-generation Chromecast support in…

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Arsenal assistant manager Gabriel Heinze reportedly contacted Inter Milan captain Lautaro Martinez in late August to explore a surprise move to the Emirates Stadium. The approach came as Mikel Arteta’s side searched for another attacking option and pursued a deal for Argentina international Julian Alvarez. Martinez had not been widely linked with Arsenal, but Heinze is understood to have made contact with his fellow Argentine over the possibility of a transfer. Arsenal’s interest did not result in an agreement, with Martinez remaining at Inter. The 29-year-old has spent the majority of his career in Milan and has established himself as…

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New York City public schools will ban student-facing generative artificial intelligence from 2-K through eighth grade under a one-year moratorium announced by Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Schools Chancellor Kamar Samuels. The policy will affect nearly 600,000 pupils when the new school year begins on September 10, with the city also introducing tighter limits on individual screen use. Children in preschool through second grade will not be given personal laptops or tablets for classroom learning. Individual screen time will be recommended at no more than 30 minutes a day for pupils in grades three to five, and 45 minutes for those…

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US stocks opened higher on Wednesday as enthusiasm for artificial intelligence shares helped the S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average withstand renewed tensions between Washington and Tehran. At 9.56am in New York, the Dow was up 246.01 points, or 0.47%, at 53,012.89. The S&P 500 had gained 8.22 points, or 0.11%, to 7,639.69, while the Nasdaq Composite slipped 14.92 points, or 0.06%, to 26,084.86. The latest US-Iran clashes have revived fears of a wider regional conflict and raised concerns about inflation, but investors continued to back the longer-term growth prospects of the AI sector. “When it comes to AI,…

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William D DeFoor, 26, has pleaded guilty to federal charges over an attack on Vice President JD Vance’s Cincinnati home in January. DeFoor admitted charges of engaging in acts of physical violence against government officials or property and causing wilful injury or depredation to United States property, the US Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of Ohio said. The incident happened shortly after midnight on January 5, when Secret Service agents saw DeFoor running along the front fence of the protected residence. Court documents state that he crossed the property line and used a hammer to strike the window of…

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Donald Trump’s White House ballroom project has become a stark test of whether the courts can restrain a presidency moving faster than the legal system. Construction is continuing at the White House despite rulings that the scheme probably breaches federal law and a Supreme Court decision that did not determine whether it is lawful. The Supreme Court’s 5-4 order on Monday, August 31, allowed work on the proposed ballroom to proceed while the underlying litigation returns to the lower courts. The justices ruled that the National Trust for Historic Preservation, which brought the challenge, was unlikely to have suffered the…

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Ford is ramping up production of its F-Series pick-up trucks after fires at key aluminium supplier Novelis caused severe shortages, with more F-150s expected to reach US dealerships over the next three months. Rob Kaffl, Ford’s head of US sales, said output of the F-Series — including the F-150 and larger Super Duty models — had risen each month this year and was now broadly in line with, or slightly above, historical levels. “Dealers will start seeing in the next 30, 60, 90 days that ramp-up in production,” Mr Kaffl said. “We have a healthy chain of in-transit and in-system.”…

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Adria Arjona has described the appeal of playing a flawed and unpredictable character in Onslaught, while discussing the action horror film and her work with Michael B. Jordan on The Thomas Crown Affair in an interview with CBS Mornings. Arjona said she “liked the messiness” of her character, Celeste, a former Army sniper and mother forced to confront a squad of genetically engineered super soldiers after they escape from a secret military facility. The film, directed by Adam Wingard, places Celeste at the centre of a violent fight to protect her young daughter. A24 is due to release Onslaught in…

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