Lagging sector looks poised for a rebound. Here's how Mike Khouw is trading it

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You can't judge a book by its cover. And in the case of the stock market, you can't judge a sector by its name, which could be creating a compelling opportunity in the options market. Let me explain.

More Republicans are turning on Iran war as midterms come into view

As the US war with Iran drags on, the ranks of Republicans signaling the conflict is a liability for their party continues to grow.

When the House of Representatives on Tuesday evening considered its sixth war powers resolution intended to force Donald Trump to withdraw troops from the conflict, three Republicans who had not supported the previous efforts broke with their party to vote this one to passage. Earlier that day, a Republican who had lost his primary after repeatedly clashing with Trump proposed impeaching the US defense secretary, Pete Hegseth, alleging a variety of constitutional transgressions including prosecuting the war against Iran without congressional authorization.

Why has the response to Nepal’s floods been so muted?

It has been three weeks since the collapse of a glacier and rock mass from the Langtang Lirung mountain triggered devastating floods in Nepal’s Bhotekoshi and Trishuli valleys. Officials have confirmed the loss of more than 1,380 precious lives, while around 5,100 remain missing. The disaster shattered thousands of homes and wiped out vital infrastructure.

Kenneth Branagh and Reed Van Dyk on the War Drama ‘Atonement’: ‘It Requires Patience of the Heart’

Reed Van Dyk‘s first feature film “Atonement” explores the aftermath of an Iraq War tragedy. The film is inspired by the 2012 New Yorker article by Dexter Filkins.

Speaking ahead of the film’s Toronto Film Festival premiere, Van Dyk recalls coming across the article many years ago. He says, “I wouldn’t have been able to maybe name then what it was that drew me to it. But in making it, I can say that, to me, there was something profoundly moving about all of these different sides of a war sitting down together and almost in spite of themselves. It feels like they’re reaching for each other, which to me was a very human and awkward and beautiful thing to happen.”

5 Things Drake Really Wanted Us to Notice in His ‘FOMO’ Livestream

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The music was only part of the message, as Drake used FOMO to spotlight his people, revisit his past, and remind everyone he’s still here

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New Resident Evil Movie Debuts to Near-perfect Rotten Tomatoes Score

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‘Monster’ and the Enduring Appeal of Lizzie Borden

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Lizzie Borden took an ax,
And gave her mother forty whacks.
When she saw what she had done,
She gave her father forty-one.
Producers liked this quite a bit,
Many versions were greenlit
One was truthful, others less so,
And now Netflix has a new show.

Professional men are still obsessed with the quarter-zip. Here's why.

Professional men are still obsessed with the quarter-zip. Here's why.

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Here’s Why This Throwback Brixton Flannel Is an Ideal Fall Layer

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Anthropic official says she’s hearing from her mom about AI safety

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