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Despite Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 8 not coming with a privacy screen or S Pen support, it will sport a bigger battery and faster charging. But the real innovation is being saved for Samsung’s wide foldable, which will be lighter than most flat phones according to new details.Read on for more and don’t forget to subscribe to my newsletter for the latest Galaxy Z Fold 8 Wide updates.Galaxy Z Fold 8 Wide: Slim, Light And Finally Fast ChargingThe Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold has a similar aspect ratio to the Galaxy Z Fold 8 Wide. (Photo by Joan Cros/NurPhoto via Getty…

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This small-but-mighty light packs maximum brightness into a pocket-friendly package The Fenix LD31 RENEGADE Flashlight. (Photo: Fenix Lighting U.S.)Published June 2, 2026 12:56PMYou don’t think about some things until you need them. But when you do need them, nothing else will work. Like a pocketknife or a fire starter. Or a portable flashlight. When you need light, there’s no substitute. That’s why a small, everyday carry flashlight is so useful. Stow it in a pack or pocket or glove compartment, and you’ll never be caught in the dark. The Fenix LD31 RENEGADE Flashlight is the ideal solution for this must-have,…

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This week’s “Seven Days in June: Health is Primary” nationwide rallies and vigils, are protesting more than $1 trillion in healthcare cuts—to Medicaid, Medicare, public health and disease prevention programs and hospitals—in H.R. 1, President Trump’s so-called “One Big Beautiful Bill Act,” which Congress passed last year, and was signed into law on July 4. “This week is all about taking action. Our message is very clear that healthcare cuts hurt real people, weaken public health, and they put millions at risk,” organizer Cleve Jones tells Fast Company. “These cuts will be devastating to hospitals, clinics, workers, and communities all across…

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Discover Québec’s wild landscapes and European charm on a life-list two-wheel adventure (Photo: Eastern Townships ©️ GouvQc / S. Diotte)Published June 2, 2026 10:01AMWhat makes a great bike touring getaway? Great scenery, great cycling culture, great lodging and camping, and great routes for every type of rider. Québec has all that, plus a totally unique blend of charming villages and wild terrain. Here’s what makes this vast Canadian province so special for cyclists—and a place where you can really find your further. A Bonanza of Scenery Nature is in showoff mode here. That’s because it’s so well-preserved and so diverse.…

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Kim Turner in the hospital with her daughterKim TurnerColorectal cancer is the second leading cause of cancer-related death in the United States. It is also one of the most preventable — if caught early, the five-year survival rate exceeds 90%. And yet more than 45 million eligible Americans are due or overdue for screening. While education of colon cancer symptoms and screening guidelines exist, patients still have to contend with understanding of and access to screening tools.Colonoscopy remains the gold standard, but completing one requires bowel prep, sedation, time off work, and an available specialist. Depending on the research study,…

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Empathy has become one of the most appreciated and universal ingredients of work-related potential. Leadership books praise it. CEOs display it on LinkedIn. HR departments measure it, train it, benchmark it, and occasionally weaponize it. In the modern organization, empathy is no longer a “nice to have,” but widely treated as the hallmark of modern leadership. To be fair, there are actually good reasons for this. Empathy, broadly defined, is the ability to understand and share the feelings of others. Psychologists usually distinguish between cognitive empathy, understanding what someone else feels, and affective empathy, actually feeling some version of it…

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National Park Service data shows a significant drop in fatalities from the pandemic peak, but one group of people makes up an overwhelming majority of those deaths. Plus, five parks make up one-quarter of all deaths. Yosemite National Park ranked among the highest in death numbers across NPS sites (Photo: Bluejayphoto/Getty Images)Published June 2, 2026 10:04AMIn 2025, 198 people died at National Park Service (NPS) sites across the United States, according to a recent NPS report. But one demographic accounted for the vast majority of those deaths, representing 83 percent of all reported fatalities: men.Every year, the NPS releases its…

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Serge Lucio is the VP and GM of Agile Operations Division, Broadcom Inc.​We’re roughly halfway through 2026, and the enterprise outlook remains incredibly optimistic. Over the past few years, we’ve all experienced the rapid, growing adoption of AI. We’ve seen firsthand how it’s challenging the status quo and fundamentally reshaping how large organizations operate.However, as businesses rush to capitalize on this transformation, a clear dividing line is emerging. Many organizations are taking an overly simplistic approach to the AI era by essentially slapping a chatbot on top of an existing user interface. While this might provide some incremental, surface-level value,…

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Cut some slack to the musicians who dropped out of the Freedom 250 Great American State Fair shortly after it was announced. With multiple organizations putting on commemorations for the 250th anniversary of America’s founding next month, it can be hard to tell them apart. Nearly the entire lineup of the multi-day festival planned for the National Mall in Washington, D.C., dropped out except Flo Rida and Vanilla Ice. President Donald Trump suggested he headline the festival himself by holding a rally, then posted on social media Saturday that it should just be canceled. Artists who dropped out, like Martina…

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