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Ramishah Maruf

Reporter · US

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  1. Article · Sep 1, 2026 · Ramishah Maruf

    MapQuest is No. 1 on the App Store after refusing to change Lake Ontario’s name (opens the original)

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    New York (CNN) — The most popular iPhone app in the US is one that few people have thought about since dial-up internet: MapQuest. The mapping service is making a comeback on US App Stores after refusing to change Lake Ontario’s name, following President Donald Trump’s executive order rebranding it as Lake America. As of Tuesday afternoon, MapQuest was the No. 1 free app on Apple’s App Store, overtaking ChatGPT and ESPN Fantasy Sports. It was ranked No. 8 for free apps on Google Play. Ma

  2. Article · Aug 2, 2026 · Ramishah Maruf

    Influencing looks like the new American Dream for young people. Universities are taking advantage (opens the original)

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    New York (CNN) — Influencing is Gen Z’s new glamour job. So if more than half of young people say they want to be influencers, why not study it? Arizona State University recently announced a bachelor’s degree in content creation for those who “dream of monetizing your video channel or making social media your career,” according to ASU’s website. And this fallSyracuse University is launching “an interdisciplinary minor designed to prepare students for careers in content creation, d

  3. Article · Jul 26, 2026 · Ramishah Maruf

    Millennials are trying to make minivans cool again (opens the original)

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    New York (CNN) — They see them rolling, but maybe they won’t be hating. Millennial parents are changing their minds about the minivan. A TikTok video shows off lounge-style chairs with built-in ottomans and 14-inch screens in the back of a Kia Carnival. Another proudly shows off a Toyota Sienna, proclaiming, “18 cupholders but y’all still thirsty.” One mom turned her minivans into a mobile living room — but not without throwing out the old stuff with an enthusiastic “YEET! Minivans

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