Paul Kim
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- Aug 29, 2026
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A stolen wallet gives thieves access to your identity and finances — here's what to do before the damage spreads (opens the original)
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Moneywise and Yahoo Finance LLC may earn commission or revenue through links in the content below. In April 2026, wallets, purses, and other belongings started disappearing out of cars parked around fitness centers across Fairfax County in Alexandria, Virginia, according to The Alexandria Brief (1). In late June, the Alexandria Police Department arrested a man who they say was taking these belongings from unlocked cars and using stolen credit cards to purchase gift cards at nearby retailers befo
A stolen wallet gives thieves access to your identity and finances — here's what to do before the damage spreads (opens the original)
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In April 2026, wallets, purses, and other belongings started disappearing out of cars parked around fitness centers across Fairfax County in Alexandria, Virginia, according to The Alexandria Brief. In late June, the Alexandria Police Department arrested a man who they say was taking these belongings from unlocked cars and using stolen credit cards to purchase gift cards at nearby retailers before the victims realized their things had been stolen. While cash and credit cards are the obvious targe
FDA advisers vote to let 6 unproven peptides skip clinical trials — and half the panel has industry ties (opens the original)
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Peptides are the latest wellness trend, part of the growing looksmaxxing and self-medicating culture spurred by wellness influencers who claim that these short chains of amino acids can do everything from promote muscle growth to help you live longer. While there are FDA-approved peptide-based medications like insulin, however, the peptides often promoted online are understudied and unregulated. Despite the risk that peptides may pose, their popularity has surged, so much so that users are combi
China's courts rule workers can't be fired just because AI replaced them — and the US has no such protections (opens the original)
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In Hangzhou city, a city off the east coast of China and a major AI hub, a worker only identified by his surname Zhou, was laid off at a tech firm. Zhou's job, verifying the accuracy of large language models, was taken over by AI. His contract was terminated after he declined a lower-level reassignment with a 40% pay cut, 25,000 yuan ($3,640 USD) monthly to 15,000 yuan ($2,224 USD), according to Xinhua, a state news agency. An arbitration panel ruled the dismissal was illegal and awarded Zhou wi
Amazon says it will share $600 million in Trump tariff refunds with some of its customers — will you get a payout? (opens the original)
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In February 2026, the Supreme Court struck down President Trump's tariffs, ruling that the government owes businesses $166 billion in tariff refunds. Now, company earnings calls at the end of the second quarter are revealing how much these companies have received as a result of the ruling, and what they intend to do with the windfall. Amazon [NASDAQ:AMZN] CFO Brian Olsavsky said in an earnings call that the company received $600 million in tariff refunds and plans to distribute a portion of the
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