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Chipotle earnings miss estimates, but same-store sales increase for third straight quarter
Chipotle reported third-quarter earnings that missed analyst expectations, though same-store sales increased for a third consecutive quarter amid operational margin contraction.
Mum quit law to voice characters on Netflix show, Spike
A former lawyer who left her legal career to pursue voiceover work now voices eight characters on the Netflix children’s series Spike, which debuted as the platform’s top kids’ show in the UK.
Jennifer Lawrence Filmed a Nude Scene and Discovered Crew Members Who Were Not Approved to Be on Set: ‘I Came Down Hard on That’
Jennifer Lawrence revealed she discovered unauthorized crew members on set during filming of a nude scene and took action to establish protocols protecting actors from similar situations.
After the Cast and Creator’s Comments, ‘Nobody Wants This’ Can No Longer Ignore Israel and Gaza
Cast members and creator of Netflix’s ‘Nobody Wants This’ have publicly disagreed on the Israel-Palestine conflict, forcing the rom-com to confront issues it has largely avoided.
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Putin hails Elon Musk’s ‘genius’ amid plans for Russian version of Starlink
Putin praised Elon Musk as a genius while Russia develops its own satellite constellation, as diplomatic tensions simmer around Starlink’s role in the Ukraine conflict.
Dutch zookeeper dies after being mauled in leopard enclosure
An experienced zookeeper at a Dutch safari park died days after being mauled by a Persian leopard in an indoor enclosure, the facility confirmed.
Campaigners led by Chris Packham urge prime minister to rethink Send overhaul
Campaigners led by broadcaster Chris Packham are urging Prime Minister Andy Burnham to abandon core elements of the government’s special educational needs overhaul, claiming it removes legal protections for children.
New Ofsted inspection regime damaging teachers, survey says
A survey commissioned by Ofsted found that 88% of school leaders reported the revised inspection regime negatively affected staff mental wellbeing, prompting calls for systemic reform.
4 Lessons on What Makes a College Degree Worthwhile
Recent research shows students value college experiences for personal growth and relationships alongside financial returns, with higher education leaders launching initiatives to demonstrate institutional worth.
Oriel College urged to cancel student group’s event with Jason Arday accuser
Oriel College at Oxford faces pressure to cancel an event featuring Nathan Cofnas, whose plagiarism accusations against Cambridge professor Jason Arday preceded the latter’s death in August.
U Maryland Baltimore Shutters Crime Victim Services Center
The University of Maryland, Baltimore has closed its ROAR Center, which provided crime victims with counseling and legal assistance. The closure will result in seven staff layoffs by the end of the fiscal year.
Pomona to Absorb Claremont Graduate University
Pomona College will absorb Claremont Graduate University under a partnership announced Monday, with both institutions retaining separate programs and leadership while exploring shared operational efficiencies.
Tuberville: Students Should Quit Some 4-Year Universities
A Republican senator representing Alabama suggests students should quit attending some four-year universities to strengthen the state’s workforce, naming Auburn, Troy, and the University of Alabama.
Dashboard Analyzes Credential Earnings Premiums by State
A new federal dashboard analyzes college credential earnings premiums by state, showing median undergraduate graduates earn significantly more than high school diploma earners, ranging from 28 percent in Alaska to double in Delaware.
Fort Hays State Rescinds Natural History Museum Closure
Fort Hays State University reversed its decision to close the Sternberg Museum of Natural History after community fundraising exceeded $638,000 in support, surpassing the initial $1 million goal with matching donations.
Three UK airports hit by cyber-attack with data of 8.7m customers accessed
Three UK airports operated by Manchester Airports Group were hit by a cyber-attack that exposed personal data of approximately 8.7 million customers, though aviation security and operations remained unaffected.