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‘OnlyMarms’: Marmots Are on OnlyFans to Raise Money for Research

A team of scientists uploaded videos of the squirrel-like rodents in the wild on the adult-content site OnlyFans to raise money amid government budget cuts.

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Today, in the Sunday print NYT, we published an investigative look at Harold Hamm, the 13th child of Oklahoma sharecroppers who started an oil company named Continental, which turned him into a billionaire, powerbroker and friend of Donald J. Trump. You may never have heard of Hamm. But you should

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Another federal official is refusing to step aside after the White House tried to fire him: Robert E. Primus, a board member of the federal agency responsible for approving railroad mergers. “It’s illegal," he said of the move. "The president cannot remove me arbitrarily."

Trump Fires Member of Board That Approves Railroad Mergers

Robert E. Primus received an email from the White House terminating his position, but he said he would continue his duties.

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A Tribal Lender Charging 800% APR Has Agreed to Stop Operating in Minnesota The Lac du Flambeau tribe settled a civil suit filed by Minnesota’s AG that alleged its triple-digit interest rates violated state caps. The state's actions follow ProPublica's extensive reporting on LDF’s loan operations.

A Tribal Lender Charging 800% APR Has Agreed to Stop Operating in Minnesota

The Lac du Flambeau tribe of Wisconsin settled a civil suit filed by Minnesota’s attorney general that alleged its triple-digit interest rates violated state caps. The tribe is under increasing legal ...

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From October to January, the new Winter Arc trend has helped some of its participants get a head start on their New Year’s resolutions and develop lasting, foundational practices by making the most of the cold, dreary months at the end of the year.

The Winter Arc Asks You to Lock In for 3 Months. Some Take It to an Extreme.

The wellness challenge became popular this fall through social media, and has sparked a wide array of interpretations.

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❄️☃️ winter is coming, and for many it’s time to start resolutions. Some go as far as shaving their heads and distancing themselves from friends. “It’s a really tough time of year, every year,” one therapist said. “I don’t want people to misuse things like this.” www.nytimes.com/2024/12/05/w...

The Winter Arc Asks You to Lock In for 3 Months. Some Take It to an Extreme. (Gift Article)

The wellness challenge became popular this fall through social media, and has sparked a wide array of interpretations.

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NEW Mr. Hegseth’s heavy drinking and raucous behavior at Fox News-related events escalated into episodes that were addressed by company officials or co-workers. Major new details in this investigative piece. www.nytimes.com/2024/12/04/u... By The NYT's LaFraniere, Fahrenthold, Philipps and Kelly

Pete Hegseth’s Troubles at Work Raise Questions About Leadership (Gift Article)

President-elect Donald J. Trump’s choice for defense secretary led two nonprofits into debt, and episodes of drinking continued into his days as a Fox News personality.

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