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The Best Advice for Saving as Much as You CanThere is no one right answer to the omnipresent question of the basic budget, but here’s a few bits of wisdom for any financial planner.
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View OriginalAUDIO: How a Single Dad With a Secret Identity Took on Big TobaccoIn 1990, “Mandrake” became an anti-cigarette vigilante.
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The Teenage Girl Gang That Seduced and Killed NazisIn the 1940s, sisters Freddie and Truus Oversteegen used their unassuming profile as teenagers to ambush Nazis in the Netherlands.
View OriginalOffset Hits ResetPlease allow the Migos rapper to formally reintroduce himself as, 10 years into his career, he bets it all on a solo breakout.
View OriginalA Darker, Sadder Succession Months after his masterpiece finale, Jesse Armstrong ponders the real tragedy of his show’s ending.
The Grown-Up’s Guide to Dealing With a (Grown-Up) BullyBullying doesn’t stop once you hit adulthood—it just happens more stealthily. Here’s how to respond when someone tries to make you feel small.
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