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‘Worst’ State Lists Untethered From Reality

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By Jonathan Small
| Sulphur Times-Democrat Verified
OPINION Two media outlets recently declared Oklahoma to be among the 10 worst states to move to or live in. But measurement of domestic migration—people moving across state lines—tells a very different story. Consumer Affairs recently ranked the best states to move to based on affordability, safety, economic strength, healthcare, education and quality of life. Consumer Affairs placed Oklahoma among the bottom five states.
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China just released two AI models that claim to rival OpenAI and Anthropic and they're free

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By Jonathan Small
| MSN Verified
China landed a one-two punch on America's AI lead, and neither blow will cost users a dime. On Friday, The Verge reports that Moonshot AI unveiled Kimi K3, a 2.8 trillion-parameter model that the company claims ranks above nearly every U.S. system except OpenAI ‘s GPT-5.6 Sol and Anthropic ‘s Claude Fable 5. Days later, Alibaba followed with a preview of Qwen3.8, a 2.4 trillion-parameter model it calls “second only to Fable 5.” The bigger story is the price tag.
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The ‘Drake Curse’ Strikes Again at the World Cup: The Rapper is Currently Down $3 Million on 88 Bets Original

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By Jonathan Small
| Entrepreneur Verified
Next time you’re making a sports bet, check what Drake is backing, and then do the opposite. The rapper doesn’t have the best track record. In fact, a whole website called TheDrakeCurse.com is dedicated to tracking his “outlandish sports bets.” Since February 2022, Drake has placed 88 bets worth $40.2 million, winning just 35.7% of them, according to The Press Association via Bloomberg. He’s down $3.06 million all-time, including a rough stretch since April 2024.
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