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In her late 20s, Aleese Lightyear worked in reality TV production and lived in New York City, which she thought was her dream."At the height of my career in New York, I was probably making $100,000 a year [and] working eight months out of the year, which on paper sounds great, but New York City is one of the world's most expensive cities, so that $100,000 went extremely fast," Lightyear tells CNBC Make It.

35-year-old American moved to Chengdu and lives on $30,000 a year: '[It's] poverty in America, but in China I'm living large'

For the first time, a juror who took part in Sean "Diddy" Combs' eight-week trial is speaking out.The man, who was one of the alternates and therefore was not privy to the 12-person jury's approximately two days of deliberations, told the news outlets "I understand" the verdict.

Sean 'Diddy' Combs trial juror breaks silence on verdict: 'I understand'

Diogo Jota was on his way to take a ferry and return to Liverpool for pre-season training when he died in a car accident, BBC Sport has been told.The Portugal forward, who was 28, had undergone minor surgery so doctors had advised him against flying.

Jota was on way to ferry when he died

A Big Apple driving school paid off DMV examiners to fraudulently fast-track driver’s licenses for illegal immigrants — even if they had no clue how to drive, Staten Island prosecutors said Tuesday.T&E Driving School in Queens took cash from Chinese immigrants — many of whom didn’t even speak English — and paid off a crew of Department of Motor Vehicles employees on Staten Island to illegally obtain driver’s licenses, District Attorney Michael McMahon said at a press conference.

NYC driving school rigged driver’s licenses for illegal immigrants — even if they couldn’t drive: DA

The U.S. economy added more jobs in June than expected.New records for the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite.Apple's iPhone sales in China grew in the second quarter.Trump's massive bill passed by U.S. government.Amendments to Trump's bill give relief to European renewable firms.

CNBC Daily Open: Rely on the official U.S. jobs report, but consider what ADP is saying

A mom captured an incredible "moment in time" between her two daughters as they bonded, as she kept an eye and recorded the sweet interaction on the baby monitor.Veronica lives in Melbourne, Australia, and is mom to two daughters: Arlia, three, and seven-month-old Kiarra, who she described to Newsweek as "the best of friends".

Mom-of-2 Watches Baby Cam—Then Realizes Significance of What She's Captured

July 3 (UPI) -- The United States lifted export restrictions on exports of chip design software to China, a trio of chip design software companies said.Synopsys, Cadence and Siemens announced in separate statements that they had been informed by the U.S. Department of Commerce that restrictions imposed in May, requiring the companies to obtain licenses before exporting software and other semiconductor technology to China, had been lifted.

U.S. lifts export bans on chip software to China

Bassitt (8-4) earned the win Thursday over the Yankees, allowing three runs on eight hits and three walks over 5.2 innings. He struck out nine.Bassitt had to contend with traffic for most of his outing, though he managed to hold the Yankees to three runs while posting his highest strikeout total since April 16 en route to an eventual 8-5 Toronto victory.

Blue Jays' Chris Bassitt: Hangs on for eighth win

Kelly Barta was turning red.It was 2012, and the 38-year-old mother of two had just quit the topical steroids she’d used for nearly 30 years to treat her eczema. Within days, she was crimson from head to toe, tormented by searing pain and a “bone-deep” itch.

The scary condition sufferers say ‘traps you in your own half-alive corpse’ — it’s caused by a medication taken by millions

President Donald Trump headlined the Iowa State Fair on Thursday night, hours after Republicans in Congress shepherded through a massive tax and spending package that provides tax cuts for wealthy Americans largely by reducing federal funding for social safety net programs.The ContextThursday's vote capped weeks of nail-biting tension among Republicans as intraparty dissent threatened to derail Trump's "big, beautiful bill," which delivers on his top legislative priorities: cementing the sweeping tax cuts, which disproportionately benefit wealthy Americans, enacted during his first term, and substantially increasing funding for border security and immigration enforcement.

Videos Show Trump's Crowd Size at Iowa State Fair

bragged to fellow inmates at Walton Prison after leaving his victim, Boniface Kutara, permanently scarred in a vicious, unprovoked attackDaniel WilliamsA prisoner who left his cellmate's skin "melting" in a gruesome boiling water attack then boasted to other inmates "I've done him."

Prisoner left cellmate's skin 'melting' in gruesome row over milk and sugar

"I sent another email, fully aware I was quickly becoming That Mom. However, it was now about more than me wanting to protect just my daughter."I genuinely try to curb my mama bear instincts in most situations. So when my 15-year-old daughter Lilly climbed into our car during the second week of her sophomore year of high school and said that her health teacher was making the class keep a food journal, I fought to quiet the alarm bells going off in my head.

I Was Horrified By What A Teacher Asked My Daughter To Do. His Response To Me Was Just As Disturbing.

Milk is more hydrating than water. Here's why.On a warm summer afternoon, when your throat runs dry, reaching for a glass of water might feel like the most natural thing in the world. But according to researchers in the UK, that classic glass of H₂O might not be your best option for hydration after all.

Scientists Ranked the Most Hydrating Drinks and Water Didn’t Win

DaVida King, Washington, D.C.No. Every human in America, other than the white male, got the rights they have now because of Black people fighting for them. It is not our job to protect people who don’t even like us. We’ve done enough.

As the Trump administration continues enforcing its controversial immigration policies, some say Black Americans should stand with immigrant groups in protest. In contrast, others believe this is not a Black American issue. What are your thoughts?

A dad drowned his baby son in laundry detergent, leaving him sealed in the bucket next to the kitchen bin, all to teach his wife a 'lesson'A 29-year-old dad left his three-month-old baby to die in a “bucket of laundry detergent” to teach his wife “a lesson.” Eliasard Moneus is to serve 92 years in an Indiana state correctional facility after cruelly drowning his baby boy, Jacob, in a vat of detergent, “sealing the lid and leaving the boy to die."

Dad drowned baby in bucket of laundry detergent to 'teach wife a lesson'

A touching wedding moment has captured hearts online after a bride's father surprised everyone by inviting her stepfather to join them in walking down the aisle.Shayna Sweeney (@shaysween), 29, of Jacksonville Beach, Florida, tied the knot at Castello Di Ristonchi in Pelago, Italy.

Man Walking Daughter Down Aisle Stops—What He Says to Step-Dad Goes Viral

The neuroscientist, whose company was partly bankrolled by Musk, gave Trump a shocking heads-up of what the president can expect from the tech mogul in the future.An old pal of Elon Musk said the tech mogul will relentlessly attempt to hurt President Donald Trump.“I’ve had my share of blowouts with Elon over the years,” neuroscientist Philip Low told Politico in an article posted Sunday.

Old Pal Of Elon Musk Has Ominous Warning For Donald Trump

Sonny Blundell died from his injuries on June 30, according to reportsNEED TO KNOW18-year-old Sonny Blundell died from injuries he sustained after hitting his head while doing a backflip on June 24, according to reportsThe Australian teen had been celebrating his new move from New South Wales to the Gold Coast in Queensland with his girlfriend at the time

18-Year-Old Man Dies After Doing Backflip to Celebrate 'New Life' with Girlfriend in New Apartment: Reports

Rapper and actor Bow Wow and his 14-year-old daughter Shai Moss are again at the center of public scrutiny after posting a father-daughter dance video on TikTok that drew sharp criticism over the teen's outfit.In the now-viral clip, Bow Wow, 38, and Shai perform a coordinated dance routine, showcasing their chemistry and family bond.

Bow Wow's Teenage Daughter Faces Backlash for Revealing Bodysuit—'She Needs a Bigger Size'

Ever opened your pantry and wondered what’s actually safe to keep forever? Spoiler: a handful of everyday staples practically never expire when stored right. Stocking up on these foods saves money, cuts waste, and keeps you ready for anything. No more wondering if that rice or honey is still okay.

These 10 Foods Practically Never Expire—Stock Up While You Can

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CNN —Russian strikes hit more than a dozen locations across Ukraine’s capital Kyiv overnight into Friday, including residential areas, a local official said, hours after US President Donald Trump said he had made “no progress” towards a ceasefire deal during a phone call with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin.

Russian strikes hit Kyiv after Trump says no progress in talks with Putin

A judge originally ruled the 8 men could not be removed without due process.The Supreme Court in a 7-2 decision on Thursday ruled that the Trump administration is not obligated to keep eight noncitizens in temporary confinement at a U.S. military facility in Djibouti while a legal battle over their status plays out, clearing the way for their removal to South Sudan -- a country with which the men have no ties.

Supreme Court says administration can remove 8 migrants being held in Djibouti

Gaza Humanitarian Foundation launches investigation, plans legal action against allegations they claim echo Hamas narrativesHead of Gaza aid organization says recipients are thanking America — and TrumpGaza Humanitarian Foundation Executive Chairman Rev. Johnnie Moore says the people who are getting aid have been "incredibly grateful."

Gaza aid group says AP report of US contractors firing on aid-seeking Palestinians is 'categorically false'

"Reservoir Dogs" centers on one of the most chaotic movie heists of all time — one that quickly descends into an equally chaotic standoff that leaves virtually everyone involved riddled with bullets. Hence, it may come as no surprise to learn that things were just as wild behind the scenes on the film.

One Problematic Reservoir Dogs Actor Tried To Punch Michael Madsen In The Face

It’s a stellar discovery.A Manhattan-sized interstellar comet was spotted blazing through our solar system — marking only the third time a mysterious object from beyond our cosmic neighborhood has been observed.The fast-moving comet — named 3I/ATLAS — was first discovered Tuesday by NASA’s ATLAS telescope in Chile, sparking a race among astronomers to gather data as they traced its path back to June 14, the space agency announced Wednesday.

Mysterious Manhattan-sized interstellar comet spotted blasting through solar system: NASA

President Trump pledges to watch the self-proclaimed socialist 'very carefully on behalf of the nation'Trump ridicules NYC's Democratic mayoral primary winner as 'a total nutjob'Fox News national correspondent Bryan Llenas has the latest on New York City's mayoral race and President Donald Trump's two cents on 'Special Report.'

NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani identified as Black, Asian on Columbia application: report

Ford is recalling more than 200,000 vehicles due the possibility the rearview camera in some models may fail, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration announced.The Dearborn, Michigan-based automaker reported to the NHTSA in late June that the camera image on certain vehicles may not display, which can increase the risk of a crash, according to a recall posted by the federal safety regulator.

Ford recalls over 200,000 vehicles. See impacted models.

Venice, Italy CNN —Erupting from fiery volcanoes, lava has historically been an uncontrollable force that destroys buildings and neighborhoods in its wake. But what if that force could instead be redirected and harnessed to create whole cities? An ambitious project from Icelandic firm s.ap arkitektar, presented at this year’s Venice Architecture Biennale (running until November 23), proposes just that.

An ambitious vision of a city built from lava

Sn-oops!A nosy American Airlines passenger forced her flight into a diverted landing by reporting a bomb threat over a drastically misinterpreted text message they spied on another flyer’s phone.The flight from San Juan, Puerto Rico, to Dallas was forced to land in Isla Verde just a half hour after take-off Thursday morning when the unidentified screen-peeping passenger alerted the crew over a supposedly suspicious message, USA Today reported.

American Airlines flight forced to turn back after nosy passenger sounds alarm over 3-letter text message

If you constantly find yourself in situations where you pick up the slack, step in before anyone asks or feel like things will fall apart unless you handle them, it’s possible you might be “over-functioning.”This usually happens when you take on more responsibility than you’re supposed to, and it can show up in your relationships, at work or even in everyday situations with strangers.

3 Signs Your ‘Over-Functioning’ Habit Is Draining You, By A Psychologist

The Fourth of July is on Friday, and consumers needing to do some last-minute shopping or looking for a meal are in luck.The origins of the Fourth of July date back to July 4, 1776, when the U.S. unanimously adopted the Declaration of Independence.However, the annual observation of the holiday only became a regular occurrence after the War of 1812, when events such as groundbreaking ceremonies for the Erie Canal and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad were scheduled to coincide with Fourth of July festivities, according to the Library of Congress.