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Skyfall was famous for its suits, but the thing we’re still looking for 007’s 2011 sneakers.

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White leather, a higher patent mudguard and the DMP’s gold, plus one current asking price to know before you buy.

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Ahead of its estimated $1.3 trillion IPO, Anthropic secured power autonomy in the largest power generation equipment acquisition from an AI company.

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Companies are already leaving Delaware with those exits accelerating. Secret litigation funding in Chancery Court gives them one more reason to get out of Dodge.

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The unanimous ruling upheld a lower-court decision and was the latest setback to the Trump administration, which has sought to shutter the independent news group.

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Americans' credit card balances hit a record $1.29 trillion in the third quarter, according to a new report released by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

Why it matters: Falling behind on credit card payments can trap struggling households in a cycle of fees, damaged credit and increasingly expensive borrowing. The latest figures show that financial pain is concentrated in lower-income communities, even as delinquency rates improve nationally.

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By the numbers: Consumer credit card balances rose by $22 billion in the third quarter, an increase of 1.7%. That's $52 billion higher than a year earlier.

• The figures aren't adjusted for inflation, meaning some of the increase reflects higher prices rather than greater borrowing in real terms.
• Total household debt, including mortgages and student and auto loans, rose $334 billion, reaching a record $19.1 trillion in the third quarter. The total is up $5 trillion since 2019, just before the pandemic.

Yes, but: Fewer credit card balances are becoming seriously delinquent, a sign of some improvement in Americans' ability to keep up with payments.

• The rate at which credit card debt becomes seriously overdue edged down to 6.9% in the third quarter, though it remains notably above the 5.2% recorded before the pandemic.

Between the lines: A separate report from the New York Fed on Tuesday showed Americans in lower-income neighborhoods are having a harder time keeping up with credit card payments relative to their wealthier counterparts.

• Delinquency rates remain above pre-pandemic levels across all neighborhood-income groups, with the gap between the richest and poorest areas increasing since 2022.
• In the lowest-income neighborhoods, 10.3% of credit card balances became seriously delinquent over the past year — more than double the 4.4% rate in the wealthiest neighborhoods.

The big picture: Average credit card balance per borrower is now $6,678, according to TransUnion's Q3 insights report.

• Borrowers under 30 had the highest rate of credit card debt newly becoming at least 90 days overdue, the Fed's report found.

What we're watching: Democrats won the midterms promising to lower prices — but delivering relief that voters can actually feel in their household budgets will be difficult to fulfill.

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U.K. police arrested a senior U.S. Army soldier in a Russia-linked espionage probe, drawing a sharp warning from FBI Director Kash Patel.

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Arch Manning has faced familiar doubts before. After another slow start, the Texas quarterback is finding his rhythm again — and reminding everyone why expectations were so high.

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“It's fairly lightweight and has a soft, comfortable interior.”

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Capital One’s newest balance transfer credit card is one of the rare cards of its kind that’s useful beyond the no-interest promotional window.

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We answered big questions surrounding the trade of quarterback Kirk Cousins from the Raiders to the Vikings.

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Warriors will be without reserve guard Brandon Williams for at least a week after he strained his left hamstring during Monday night's win, sources told ESPN.

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Which teams made the best -- and worst -- moves before the NFL trade deadline? We're making sense of all the action.

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New AI Harms Taxonomy traces how harm moves through AI systems, from misleading chatbot answers to compromised autonomous agents, and identifies where defenses can intervene.

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Mohsen Rezaei once warned that ceasefire talks could last decades, as JD Vance reportedly reached out to him about resuming U.S.-Iran peace talks.

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Richard Reyes told KHOU 11 he is undergoing tests for what he described as a mass or cyst in his brain.

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He says there's a good reason to stop saving your hardest push for last.

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Scientists discovered an unsettling behavior in gut bacteria when fiber runs low—and an overlooked nutrient in plant foods may help explain it.

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Downs asked for a trade, and now he'll catch passes from Patrick Mahomes

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Five percent of one percent doesn’t sound like much — until it’s part of a trillion dollar deal. Eric Schmidt stands to make billions when Anthropic goes public, but the ex-girlfriend who claims she helped him with the deal says he promised her a percentage — then cut her out when they broke up, sources...

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Lawmakers from both parties looking closely at past remarks from Jensen, who was the most influential voice pushing US officials to curb export controls on Nvidia chips, while assessing with his affair with Megaspeed executive Alice Huang compromised national security. Some DC sources believe the scandal will result in a bipartisan push for even stronger...

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Alphadjo Cisse is fueling the Rossoneri, Massimiliano Allegri is struggling in Naples, and Inter are proving they can survive without Lautaro Martinez

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Your trade deadline is coming soon! Use the trade chart to make post-draft deals and improve your team with assigned values to help you navigate your league's trade market

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SportsLine's model reveals its New York Knicks vs. Milwaukee Bucks best bets on Tuesday

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SportsLine's model reveals its Portland Trail Blazers vs. Oklahoma City Thunder best bets for Tuesday's matchup

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Use the latest MGM promo code CBSSPORTS to get $1,500 in bonus bets if your first bet loses for NBA, college basketball, NFL betting on Tuesday

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As AI-generated content takes over the internet, will human beings still be able to connect online with other humans in a meaningful way?

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The U.S. charged three individuals in connection with alleged Iranian-linked terror plots, including a September scheme against a British Royal Air Force Base that housed U.S. military personnel and aircraft, per an indictment unsealed Tuesday.

The big picture: The indictment alleges that a leader of an Islamic terrorist group attempted to coordinate with his fellow defendants from jail by passing coded messages through third parties.

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Driving the news: Since early in the year, the three men named in the indictment worked to commit terror attacks on behalf of an Iran-aligned terrorist network, the indictment alleges.

This is a breaking news story and will be updated.

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Surveillance footage from inside the home shows a mother and son noticing smoke coming from the battery before it suddenly bursts into flames.

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Sixty-nine people died in the collision near Toledo two weeks ago and 28 are still in hospital.