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John Mellencamp on Life as a Painter, Taylor Swift and Why 'You've Got to Work at' Happiness

John Mellencamp on Life as a Painter, Taylor Swift and Why 'You've Got to Work at' Happiness

"Is that lipstick?" Breezing through a new ­exhibition of his moody oil paintings at ACA Galleries in New Yor…

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In a Dramatic Reversal, the U.S. Allows Access to Anthropic’s Most Powerful AI—But There’s a Catch

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By Kevin Haynes
| Inc. Verified
Two weeks after ordering Anthropic to take Claude Mythos 5 and Fable 5 offline, the Trump administration is allowing access to ‘certain trusted’ companies. ‘We are pleased,’ the AI firm said. The Trump administration loosened restrictions Friday, allowing Anthropic to offer “certain trusted” clients access to its most powerful artificial intelligence model, Claude Mythos 5.
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Chicago Bulls Recruit a New Investor: Walmart Billionaire Lukas Walton

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By Kevin Haynes
| inc.com. Verified
Walmart heir Lukas Walton and his wife just bought a minority stake in the NBA franchise and its home court, the United Center. ‘This transaction reflects our dedication to the city’s future,’ the couple said. Walmart is bullish on Chicago. Billionaire Lukas Walton, the 39-year-old heir to the world’s largest retailer, and his wife, Samantha, have acquired a minority stake in the Chicago Bulls and the United Center, the Near West Side home of the NBA franchise and the NHL’s Chicago Blackhawks.
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Inside the $2.5 Billion Cyberattack That Shut Down Jaguar Land Rover

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By Kevin Haynes
| Inc. Verified
A new report reveals Russian hackers were behind the 2025 security breach that paralyzed the British automaker for five weeks. ‘They just wanted to see if they could do it,’ said one official. The 2025 cyberattack that shut down British automaker Jaguar Land Rover for five weeks—and ranks among the most financially damaging hacks in United Kingdom history—was carried out by Russian hackers, according to people familiar with the ongoing investigation.
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