For many folks across the United States, now sure would be a great time to have a brand new car for around $300 per month. Buying a new car is a more expensive prospect than ever before in human history (again), and dealers are combating this trend with predatory loans that lock buyers into exceedingly long contracts (we're talking seven-year-long contracts). If you're in need of an affordable new car but understandably don't feel like signing a seven-year finance contract, here are some cheap lease deals that will likely work better for you.
Ed Sheeran is set to sign a record deal with Interscope, sources familiar with the matter confirm to The Hollywood Reporter, marking the next step in Sheeran’s career after the pop singer-songwriter’s deal with his longtime label home at Warner Music Group ended earlier this year. The deal is said to be a longterm arrangement, but it’s unclear how many albums the contract includes.
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Any A-list-level airport look requires a pair of shoes that are equal parts comfortable and cool. And to take it a step further, they really should serve you all trip long — not just on travel days. Whether that’s seeing the sights, hitting happy hour, trekking through train stations or taking the long route to dinner, versatility is key here.
Freshwater ecosystems are under growing pressure worldwide, but conservation resources are limited. A framework developed by IIASA researchers and partners can help identify where conservation could prevent biodiversity loss and where restoration efforts are likely to have the greatest ecological impact across the United States and Europe.
We’re expecting an updated family of foldables including not one but possibly two versions of the Galaxy Z Fold 8.
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While Apple fans continue to wait for the first foldable iPhone, Samsung is looking to extend its dominance in the category at its next Galaxy Unpacked event, which is set for July 22 in London.
President Trump has pardoned nine mechanics and tuners who were convicted of violating emissions rules under the Clean Air Act.
The move comes amid the Trump administration's broader pattern of rolling back environmental protections.
Under the previous Biden administration, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency cracked down on the use of defeat devices to bypass emissions equipment.
Among last Friday's raft of pardons by President Trump were nine mechanics and tuners facing millions of dollars in fines and potential jail time for violating the Clean Air Act. Convicted of bypassing or otherwise modifying mandated emissions controls on diesel engines, the nine now join a Wyoming-based mechanic who had his felony conviction erased by a presidential pardon in November.