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A small coastal town grapples with long-standing political apathy and educational challenges. Despite the community's efforts, children face difficult odds in securing bright futures as local leaders push their grievances down the priority list.

The plan to increase the minimum wage for young workers in the UK may face postponement. This development follows new statistics revealing that youths encounter the highest unemployment rates in the nation.

Prince William speaks candidly about his journey to understand his emotions and his aspirations for a more supportive world for his children.

GameSir is set to introduce its Windows emulation tool, originally developed for Android, to macOS users, promising enhanced compatibility with Windows games.

Password managers, once a tool for the tech-savvy, are now widely used by around 94 million US adults. Despite assurances of a 'zero knowledge' encryption system, recent research reveals potential vulnerabilities, especially in Bitwarden, Dashlane, and LastPass, raising concerns about data and vault security.

Late-night host Stephen Colbert expressed frustration after CBS barred him from interviewing Texas Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico due to FCC threats to enforce the equal-time rule. Colbert discussed challenges facing talk shows amid a recent FCC crackdown.

Berkshire Hathaway, led by Warren Buffett, has reduced its stake in Apple while beginning a new investment in The New York Times. Despite the reduction, Apple remains Berkshire's largest equity holding. The company's strategic moves are revealed through recent securities filings.

Michael Selig, President Donald Trump's nominee for CFTC chairman, emphasized the federal agency's authority over prediction markets, challenging state-level regulation attempts. In a recent op-ed, Selig asserted that prediction markets fall under CFTC jurisdiction and are beneficial to the economy. The agency filed an amicus brief in support of Crypto.com in Nevada, reinforcing this stance.

Bitcoin's significant decline from its record high has caused unease in the cryptocurrency market, echoing past downturns similar to the FTX crash. While concerns of a prolonged 'crypto winter' loom, experts emphasize that long-term investors are not panicking, as indicated by the stable net inflows into bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs). Despite substantial short-term outflows, the presence of committed investors underscores an evolving market, drawing parallels to traditional investment behaviors.