Source archive
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WWD · Audit Bureau of Circulation data for 2024 showing Hearst U.K. growing two percent across its portfolio while Condé Nast titles (British Vogue, GQ U.K., Tatler, Vanity Fair) declined; source for the specific circulation figures cited
Cited in A movie about saving a magazine, in a month that closed one
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Retail Boss · documentation of the April 22 union statement confirming sixteen additional layoffs and the total of thirty-three editorial staff lost across Glamour, Self, and Condé Nast Entertainment in five months
Cited in A movie about saving a magazine, in a month that closed one
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Semafor · Condé Nast CEO Roger Lynch saying the company has no plans to close additional magazine brands, on the day of the Self announcement
Cited in A movie about saving a magazine, in a month that closed one
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TheWrap · “Condé Nast Shutters Self Magazine, Folds Wellness Coverage Into Allure and Glamour,” for the wellness-consolidation detail and additional context
Cited in A movie about saving a magazine, in a month that closed one
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The Boston Globe · April 16 report on the closure of Self magazine after forty-seven years and the folding of wellness coverage into Allure and Glamour
Cited in A movie about saving a magazine, in a month that closed one
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Slate · review describing the film’s ending as fantastical, set against a bleak reminder of the real industry
Cited in A movie about saving a magazine, in a month that closed one
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Time · review describing the film as “bracingly honest about the state of magazines and fashion today”
Cited in A movie about saving a magazine, in a month that closed one
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Wikipedia · The Devil Wears Prada 2, source for the May 1 release date, distributor (20th Century Studios), the Speed Fash subplot, and the May 13 worldwide gross of $445 million
Cited in A movie about saving a magazine, in a month that closed one
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NPR · “In The Devil Wears Prada 2, Runway Magazine is in peril,” a piece on the film’s magazine-rescue plot and the cameos from working editors
Cited in A movie about saving a magazine, in a month that closed one
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NPR · “The Devil Wears Prada 2 review: This time, the devil’s cutting jobs,” the review that frames the film against the current industry contraction
Cited in A movie about saving a magazine, in a month that closed one
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CNBC · “Brent oil tops $118 after Trump says he will blockade Iran until it agrees to a nuclear deal,” April 29, 2026
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Al Jazeera · “US-Iran ceasefire deal: What are the terms, and what’s next?,” April 8, 2026 — terms of the Pakistan-brokered ceasefire, including the Hormuz reopening clause
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The Manila Times · “DMW allows limited crew change for Filipino seafarers in Middle East conflict zones,” May 4, 2026 — source for DMW Advisory No. 23, Series of 2026
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SAFETY4SEA · “DMW reports 1,200 Filipino seafarers are now out of Hormuz,” April 29, 2026, citing Secretary Hans Cacdac and the Omicron Nikos / Nord transit
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UN News · “Uncertainty continues over safety in the Strait of Hormuz,” May 2026 — source for the 800-ship / 20,000-seafarer evacuation envelope
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International Maritime Organization · Secretary-General Arsenio Dominguez’s statement on seafarer deaths in the Strait of Hormuz
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NPR · “20,000 civilian sailors are stuck in the gulf that opens to the Strait of Hormuz,” April 30, 2026
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NPR · “‘It’s desperate’: A look at the conditions sailors stuck in the Strait of Hormuz face,” May 1, 2026 — including the Jacqueline Smith (ITF) interview and the captain’s statement
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GeekWire · independent framing of Microsoft’s MDASH benchmark against Anthropic’s Mythos
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arXiv · CyberGym: Evaluating AI Agents’ Real-World Cybersecurity Capabilities, the Berkeley benchmark paper Anthropic cites for its 83.1% Mythos score
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CNBC · Lee Klarich on the narrow three-to-five-month window before AI-driven attacks become routine
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Microsoft Security Blog · description of MDASH, the multi-model agentic scanning harness, and its reported 96% recall on the internal Windows benchmark
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Palo Alto Networks · Defender’s Guide to the Frontier AI Impact on Cybersecurity, May 2026 update, including the three-to-five-month-window estimate and the May 13 CVE disclosure count
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CSO Online · independent reporting on Project Glasswing, including on-record critical commentary from Jeff Williams (OWASP / Contrast Security)
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Anthropic · Project Glasswing announcement page, including the Claude Mythos Preview capability claims and the consortium roster
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Microsoft On the Issues · “From capability to responsibility,” Amy Hogan-Burney, May 1, 2026 — the position paper this article reports on
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Federal Reserve · FOMC meeting calendar and statements, including the May 14 statement language and the June 17 meeting date
Cited in Factory prices index hit a four-year high in April even as hiring kept slipping
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Bureau of Economic Analysis · release schedule, including the May 30 Personal Income and Outlays release (PCE price index)
Cited in Factory prices index hit a four-year high in April even as hiring kept slipping
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ISM · Report On Business release calendar (next manufacturing release scheduled 1 June 2026, 10:00 a.m. ET)
Cited in Factory prices index hit a four-year high in April even as hiring kept slipping
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ISM · Manufacturing PMI report archive page for the April reading, including the survey methodology overview
Cited in Factory prices index hit a four-year high in April even as hiring kept slipping
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Institute for Supply Management · April 2026 Manufacturing PMI release (issued 1 May 2026), with full subindex tables, sector breakdowns, and unsigned panelist comments
Cited in Factory prices index hit a four-year high in April even as hiring kept slipping
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Government Executive · DHS funding bill heads to Trump; back-pay timeline for furloughed employees.
Cited in The Homeland Security shutdown ends with no money for ICE; the next fight moves to a 50-vote track
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TIME · The DHS shutdown is over, but its impact on TSA and air travel may persist; resignation count and wait-time data.
Cited in The Homeland Security shutdown ends with no money for ICE; the next fight moves to a 50-vote track
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Federal News Network · Secretary Mullin testimony: DHS emergency funds exhausted by early May at $1.6B biweekly payroll.
Cited in The Homeland Security shutdown ends with no money for ICE; the next fight moves to a 50-vote track
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CBS News · Senate Republicans advance budget resolution, kickstarting reconciliation for ICE/CBP, 50-48 with Murkowski and Paul opposed.
Cited in The Homeland Security shutdown ends with no money for ICE; the next fight moves to a 50-vote track
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NPR · Senate votes to kickstart partisan funding process for ICE; explainer on reconciliation procedure.
Cited in The Homeland Security shutdown ends with no money for ICE; the next fight moves to a 50-vote track
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NPR · Congress ends record shutdown at DHS; House passes the Senate package by voice vote.
Cited in The Homeland Security shutdown ends with no money for ICE; the next fight moves to a 50-vote track
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CNBC · Trump signs DHS funding bill, ending shutdown for most of agency, including TSA.
Cited in The Homeland Security shutdown ends with no money for ICE; the next fight moves to a 50-vote track
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CBS News · Trump signs bill funding DHS, ending record-breaking 76-day shutdown.
Cited in The Homeland Security shutdown ends with no money for ICE; the next fight moves to a 50-vote track
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CNN Politics · Congress votes to reopen key parts of DHS without ICE funding, April 30, 2026.
Cited in The Homeland Security shutdown ends with no money for ICE; the next fight moves to a 50-vote track
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The Hollywood Reporter · industry analysis of the operational challenges of merging two streaming products, including which catalog brand survives and the implications for the user-facing interface
Cited in What happens to the recommendation rail when HBO Max and Paramount+ become one bill
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NPR · reporting on the active antitrust litigation following the Nexstar/Tegna close, including the federal injunction limiting Nexstar’s integration activity
Cited in What happens to the recommendation rail when HBO Max and Paramount+ become one bill
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CNBC · “Nexstar, Tegna merger closes after winning regulatory approval,” for the $6.2 billion deal close, the 265-station combined footprint, and the FCC waiver of the 39 percent ownership cap
Cited in What happens to the recommendation rail when HBO Max and Paramount+ become one bill
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Nielsen · The Gauge monthly report on total U.S. television viewing share, source of the December 2025 streaming 47.5 percent figure and Paramount Streaming 2.5 percent figure
Cited in What happens to the recommendation rail when HBO Max and Paramount+ become one bill
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AlixPartners · 2025 Media & Entertainment industry analysis, including the 200+ platforms figure and the 42 percent serial-churn estimate
Cited in What happens to the recommendation rail when HBO Max and Paramount+ become one bill
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Deadline · Warner Bros. Discovery shareholder approval of the Paramount Skydance acquisition at $31 per share, valuing the deal at approximately $111 billion including debt
Cited in What happens to the recommendation rail when HBO Max and Paramount+ become one bill
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CNBC · “Paramount to combine HBO Max and Paramount+ into one streaming service after WBD merger,” with secondary detail on the post-close integration timeline
Cited in What happens to the recommendation rail when HBO Max and Paramount+ become one bill
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Variety · “HBO Max-Paramount+ to Combine Streaming Services,” reporting on the March 2 investor call where David Ellison disclosed the bundle plan and the “little over 200 million subscribers” figure
Cited in What happens to the recommendation rail when HBO Max and Paramount+ become one bill
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CBS News · Senate confirms Warsh as Trump presses for lower interest rates; market-implied rate-cut probabilities.
Cited in Warsh wins the Fed chair on the narrowest vote in modern memory; Powell stays on the board
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CNBC · Warsh confirmation hearing coverage, April 21, 2026: “sock puppet” denial and the rate-cut question.
Cited in Warsh wins the Fed chair on the narrowest vote in modern memory; Powell stays on the board
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Senate Banking Committee minority press release · Senator Warren’s floor remarks ahead of the final Warsh confirmation vote.
Cited in Warsh wins the Fed chair on the narrowest vote in modern memory; Powell stays on the board
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CNBC · Warsh, July 17, 2025: “We need regime change in the conduct of policy”; proposes new Treasury-Fed accord.
Cited in Warsh wins the Fed chair on the narrowest vote in modern memory; Powell stays on the board
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NPR · Powell announces he will remain on the Fed board after stepping down as chair; cites DOJ probe and political pressure.
Cited in Warsh wins the Fed chair on the narrowest vote in modern memory; Powell stays on the board
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NPR · Senate confirms Kevin Warsh as next chair of the Federal Reserve.
Cited in Warsh wins the Fed chair on the narrowest vote in modern memory; Powell stays on the board
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CNBC · Warsh wins Senate confirmation as next Federal Reserve chair (54-45 vote, Fetterman crossover).
Cited in Warsh wins the Fed chair on the narrowest vote in modern memory; Powell stays on the board
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Federal Reserve · Board of Governors current membership and biographies.
Cited in Warsh wins the Fed chair on the narrowest vote in modern memory; Powell stays on the board
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Federal Reserve · Section 10 of the Federal Reserve Act: 14-year governor terms, four-year chair terms, board structure.
Cited in Warsh wins the Fed chair on the narrowest vote in modern memory; Powell stays on the board
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U.S. Senate · Roll call vote 116, 119th Congress, 2nd Session: Warsh confirmation to the Board of Governors, 51-45, May 12, 2026.
Cited in Warsh wins the Fed chair on the narrowest vote in modern memory; Powell stays on the board
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U.S. Senate · Roll call vote 120, 119th Congress, 2nd Session: Warsh confirmation as Fed chair, 54-45, May 13, 2026.
Cited in Warsh wins the Fed chair on the narrowest vote in modern memory; Powell stays on the board
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NPR · Senate confirms Kevin Warsh as next chair of the Federal Reserve
Cited in Powell stays as chair pro tempore as Warsh waits to be sworn in; inflation climbs to 3.8 percent