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Inside The Tech Transforming Theme Park Magic
AI, lifelike animatronics, and real-time computing are redefining immersion, according to Purdue’s Christians Rogers. Watch!

How Strong Is the American Consumer, Really?
LSEG’s Jharonne Martis breaks down consumer spending, tariffs, and what discretionary vs. staples reveal about shopper health.

You Can Now Buy One of Tom Brady’s Watches
You can own a piece of Tom Brady! A time piece that is…the seven-time Super Bowl champ putting up his exquisite watch collection for sale at Sotheby's

Israel’s Netanyahu Vows to Retaliate Against Iran
"Iran will pay," that's the stark warning from Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu after Iran launched it's largest ever attack on Israel Tuesday

Death Toll Rises After Hurricane Helene
Hurricane Helene is now the second deadliest storm to hit the US mainland in the last 50-years, 162 deaths blamed on the category 4 hurricane.

Bite Delivers AI-Powered Kiosks To Diners
Brandon Barton, CEO of Bite, explains why the company's self-ordering kiosks are taking over restaurants across the country

200 New Words Added to Merriam-Webster Dictionary
Merriam-Webster is introducing 200 new words to the world. They may be words or phrases you already know, but now they are officially a part of the dictionary.

Iran Launches Missile Attack on Iran
Are we on the verge of another Middle East War? The White House believes Iran is planning an imminent ballistic missile attack on Israel

Play Responsibly: 'Monopoly Board Crawl' Hits Shelves
In the classic board game Monopoly, players covet high end properties. In the newest update, they've been replaced by the karaoke bar and the mechanical bull.

Former President Jimmy Carter Turns 100
The oldest living US President, Jimmy Carter celebrating his 100th birthday today.

Add 2024 Election Coverage to Cart?!
Voters can watch election coverage while simultaneously shopping for everything from school supplies to socks and electronics
