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Simon Leviev, the convicted fraudster known as the ‘Tinder Swindler,’ says his new app Safe Love will use strict ID verification and an SOS button to prevent romance scams, even as an online dating safety group urges Apple and Google to block it.
Michigan’s heavy reliance on cross-border auto trade with Canada makes it especially vulnerable to Trump’s escalating tariff fight, raising the risk of higher vehicle prices just as voters weigh a pivotal Senate race.
Bath & Body Works is offering 50% off every item in the store for one weekend only, no promo code needed.
Solo restaurant reservations jumped 22% year over year in the third quarter of 2025, according to Toast, as restaurant owners and consultants say dining alone is shedding its old stigma.
Major media and tech companies including Netflix, Amazon and Warner Bros. Discovery have sharply increased executive security spending amid a rise in threats that security experts trace in part to the 2024 murder of a UnitedHealthcare executive.
Scott Simpson, head of America’s Credit Unions, warned that the Durbin-Marshall Credit Card Competition Act could weaken fraud protections by shifting more control over payment processing to merchants.
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A Vance post urging companies to “hire and train Americans” over H-1B visa holders sparked a fight after a Y Combinator partner called it a DEI win, drawing sharp rebukes from FTC Chairman Andrew Ferguson and Nikki Haley as the Trump administration pushes a costly overhaul of the visa program.
Gold, silver and bitcoin pulled back in early September after a blistering August rally, as investors priced in a more hawkish Federal Reserve and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent moved to calm bond-market volatility.
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