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Netflix launching an innovative new TV experience featuring enhanced design, responsive recommendations and a new way to search.Courtesy: NetflixNetflix unveiled a redesigned homepage experience on Wednesday with the aim of making searching for shows and movies easier for its members.The user experience revamp goes beyond the TV screen. Netflix is also making changes to include a vertical video feed that the company says better suits the mobile watching and sharing experience. In addition, executives announced the company is exploring ways to integrate generative artificial intelligence into the experience in partnership with OpenAI.The new features, such as more visible shortcuts to…
An airport control tower is seen at Newark Liberty International Airport, on May 6, 2025 in Newark, New Jersey. Andres Kudacki | Getty ImagesAir traffic controllers have been under strain for years, but a 90-second equipment failure last week exposed how decades of staffing shortages, underinvestment and patchwork solutions for those who guide planes through some of the world’s most congested airspace are taking their toll.The outage also sparked hundreds of flight delays, disrupting travel for thousands of travelers for days — again.What happened?On the afternoon of April 28, air traffic controllers at a facility in Philadelphia who are responsible…
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The chairman of the House tax committee warned lawmakers from high-tax states demanding relief from a $10,000 cap on the state and local deduction that they will have to settle for an “unhappy” compromise.House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Jason Smith said Tuesday in a Bloomberg Television interview that he will strike a balance between those who want no limit on the SALT deduction and those who want no write-off at all. “The number we’ll find will probably make everyone unhappy,” Smith, a Missouri Republican, said. “And so that means it’s probably the right number.”Smith said there will be an increase…