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• Florida Creates a More Conservative Course to Rival A.P. History

  Here are ways Florida’s advanced high school history program, which students can use for college credit, differs from other curriculums.

  The New York Times
• Appeals court appears poised to reject Hegseth’s bid to punish Mark Kelly over ‘illegal orders’ video

  A federal appeals court appeared ready Thursday to reject Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s effort to punish Democratic Sen. Mark Kelly over his call to US service members to refuse illegal orders.

  CNN
• Trump says he ‘wouldn’t pay it either’ in response to USMNT World Cup ticket prices

  FIFA, world football’s governing body, has been widely criticised for ticket prices at this summer’s tournament.

  The New York Times
• Stephen Colbert Gets Grilled by His Fellow Late Night Hosts

  Ahead of ’The Late Show’ end, Stephen Colbert fields questions from Seth Meyers, Conan O'Brien, Jay Leno, Trevor Noah and James Corden.

  The Hollywood Reporter
• GLP-1s may not shrink muscles as much as we thought, study suggests

  New research may help ease concerns about the effect of drugs like Ozempic on muscles while also underscoring the importance of exercise when taking the drugs.

  The Washington Post
• The future of Disney Plus is a confused mess

  Disney Plus might start to feel like like a streaming platform and more like a maze-like mall.

  The Verge
• Planet Fitness stock plunges after company slashes guidance

  Shares of Planet Fitness plunged Thursday after the fitness company slashed its guidance and canceled planned price hikes.

  CNBC
• Iran War Live Updates: U.S. Awaits Tehran’s Response to Peace Proposal

  An Iranian official said that Tehran would convey its reply through Pakistan, a key mediator. Another Iranian official had earlier dismissed a reported proposal to end the war as a “list of American wishes.”

  The New York Times
• Anthropic updates Claude Managed Agents with three new features

  Anthropic launched Claude Managed Agents last month, greatly simplifying the work required to build and deploy cloud-hosted AI agents. This...

  9to5Mac
• Former 'bad for you' food can lower Alzheimer’s risk by up to 27%

  New research in The Journal of Nutrition suggests that those who routinely eat this food are less likely to be diagnosed with Alzheimer's than those who never or rarely incorporate it into meals.

  New York Post