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An NYU professor says fewer men going to college will lead to a 'mating crisis' with the US producing too many 'lone and broke' men
"The most dangerous person in the world is a broke and lone male and we are producing too many of them," NYU professor Scott Galloway said.
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April Koh, 29, becomes youngest woman to run a multi-billion-dollar startup
April Koh, CEO of Spring Health, has become the youngest woman to lead a multibillion-dollar company after the startup raised a $190 million Series C round, or $300 million total funding. “Unicorn” services: The Series C round of funding raised Spring Health’s valuation to more than $2 billion, which makes it reach “unicorn” status, or a valuation of at least $1 billion, according to Fierce Healthcare. The behavioral health startup provides employers a way to give mental health benefits, inclu
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Ohio State LB leaves field, curses out school on Twitter after heated sideline moment
It’s probably safe to say that K’Vaughan Pope won’t be seen in an Ohio State uniform any time soon.
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Melissa McCarthy and Chris O’Dowd on dealing with grief and every parent’s worst nightmare in ‘The Starling’
Stars Melissa McCarthy and Chris O'Dowd and director Ted Melfi talk about the new Netflix drama "The Starling."
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Bouncer who choked Dillon Danis: He was ‘a little agitated’ I’d never heard of him
When Dillon Danis couldn't get into a bar because he didn't have any ID on him, he tried to Google his way in.
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School bus driver stabbed to death in front of students in Washington state
A school bus driver was fatally stabbed in front of students after picking them up from a Washington state elementary school Friday afternoon, authorities said. The alleged killer, who is now in custody, got on the bus near Longfellow Elementary in the city of Pasco around 3 p.m. and launched the knife attack as multiple children watched in horror, according to police. The victim lost control ...
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VideoWhat is lost: California fires leave a ghost town
The town of Greenville, California was completely burned to the ground almost two months ago when the Dixie Fire tore through the area. Buildings lay in ruins, cars sit scorched and trees stand charred after what the governer called a "climate-induced" wildfire. Climate change amplifies droughts, creating ideal conditions for wildfires to spread out of control and inflict unprecedented material and environmental damage.
