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The dream of early retirement is everywhere. Social media is filled with stories of people leaving the workforce in their 30s or 40s to travel the world, live more slowly, and pursue passion projects. The idea of escaping the grind before the typical retirement age is undeniably appealing. But beneath the surface of this dream…

Wisconsin, along with Pennsylvania and Michigan, was once considered part of the Democratic Party’s “Blue Wall” in presidential elections. But Donald Trump, in 2016, became the first Republican to carry Wisconsin in a presidential race since Ronald Reagan in 1984 — and he won Wisconsin again in 2024 after losing it to Joe Biden in…

The ongoing slide in financial markets is now prompting one economist to declare that the United States is already in a recession, according to several key indicators. Typically, an economy is only considered to be in a recession after two consecutive quarters of negative growth. The last time that happened was during the Covid-19 pandemic…

Meta is confronting a major FTC antitrust challenge seeking divestiture of Instagram/WhatsApp, while also battling whistleblower accusations of building China censorship tools. The post Meta Antitrust Trial Opens Under Shadow of Whistleblower Claims and Political Maneuvering appeared first on WinBuzzer.

Leveraging optical interconnects and scale, Huawei’s new CloudMatrix 384 AI cluster surpasses Nvidia’s GB200 performance but uses significantly more power. The post Huawei CloudMatrix 384 AI Cluster Outperforms Nvidia GB200 appeared first on WinBuzzer.

Security firm Secure Annex has alerted users about 57 potentially harmful Chrome extensions, many unlisted, affecting millions with spyware-like functionality. The post Report: 57 Unlisted Chrome Extensions Exposed 6 Million Users to Cookie Theft, Tracking Risks appeared first on WinBuzzer.

Shopping for furniture can feel like a relaxed and leisurely experience…until someone treats the showroom like a playground or a personal living room. While most shoppers are respectful, furniture store employees quietly deal with recurring behaviors that make their jobs harder, the displays messier, and the shopping environment less enjoyable for everyone else.

In an era of rising prices, shrinking paychecks, and record-breaking corporate profits, “retail blackouts” have become the latest tool in the consumer protest playbook. On social media, waves of users are calling for collective no-buy days, swearing off big-box stores, fast fashion, or even online marketplaces for set periods of time. The message is loud:…

Technology has long been celebrated as a solution machine—faster, smarter, more efficient. It fixes what’s broken, streamlines what’s slow, and connects what’s far apart. But sometimes, what it’s fixing is a mess of its own making.

Creating a will isn’t just about who inherits the house or the family jewelry. It’s about clarity, protection, and making sure loved ones aren’t left in chaos during an already emotional time. Yet, many people avoid writing one altogether, or, when they do, they leave out critical details that can lead to confusion, conflict, and…