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Group health insurance claims: 5 common claim deductions and disputes employees should know about
Most group plans cover pre-existing diseases from day one, and individual employees are not medically underwritten. Barring a few exceptions, disputes are rarely about whether a claim is admissible. They are mostly about deductions.
Quote of the day by Oscar Wilde: 'Each man kills the thing he loves... The coward does it with a kiss, the brave with a sword' - A disturbing truth about why people hurt those closest to them by the Irish author and poet
Oscar Wilde’s famous quotes, “Yet each man kills the thing he loves,” come from his 1898 poem The Ballad of Reading Gaol. Inspired by the execution of a prisoner he encountered during his own time in jail, the poem explores love, betrayal, guilt and human suffering. Here is the story behind the powerful words, their deeper meaning and the tragic incident that led Wilde to write them.
Happy Diwali 2026: 100+ wishes, quotes, greetings and messages to light up your friends' and family's celebrations
Happy Diwali 2026: Celebrate Diwali 2026 by sharing happiness, love and festive cheer with your family, friends and colleagues. If you are looking for the best Happy Diwali wishes, quotes, messages, greetings, WhatsApp status updates or Instagram captions, here are 100 options to make your festive celebrations more special. From heartfelt family greetings and funny messages to short captions and thoughtful quotes about light, hope, peace and prosperity, find the perfect words to wish your loved ones a very Happy Diwali.
Trump holds call with mediator Qatar about Iran de-escalation
Qatar is acting as the chief mediator between Washington and Tehran amid intense diplomatic efforts to end the war, which is now in its ninth month. Qatari officials have been shuttling between Doha and the Iranian capital to firm up a potential deal ahead of Tuesday's US midterm elections, in which the Democrats secured a sweeping victory over Trump's Republican Party and took control of Congress.
Food Noise: Why do you keep asking for a snack even after you’re full? Here's why your brain keeps revolving around food
Dinner is over, but your mind keeps drifting back to what’s in the kitchen. A Penn State survey found that 18% of U.S. adults reported frequent or constant food noise. The findings show who reported it more often, while leaving open the question of what makes those thoughts stick.
Quote of the day by Carl Sagan: 'We are like butterflies who flutter for a day and think it is forever' - A thought-provoking lesson on human life, mortality and our place in the universe by the American scientist
Carl Sagan’s famous quote from his 1980 book Cosmos compares human life to the brief existence of butterflies, highlighting how small our time on Earth is compared with the vast age of the universe. The American astronomer used his work to explore humanity’s place in the cosmos, the evolution of life and the possibility of extraterrestrial existence. Understand the meaning behind his observation and how his scientific work still shapes our understanding of the universe.
Apple seeks about $7 billion from bond sale, Bloomberg News reports
Apple is seeking about $7 billion from a US-dollar bond offering, Bloomberg News reported on Thursday, citing people familiar with the matter. The iPhone maker is the latest major tech company to tap debt markets as the sector raises large sums to fund AI expansion.
Apple seeks about $7 billion from bond sale: Bloomberg News
The iPhone maker is the latest major tech company to tap debt markets as the sector raises large sums to fund AI expansion. Apple did not immediately respond to a Reuters request for comment. Reuters could not independently verify the report.
Meet Amy Acton, who defeats Vivek Ramaswamy: What to know about the Ohio governor-elect whose mother accused her of lying about sexual abuse and childhood rape
Democrat Amy Acton has secured the Ohio governor's race. She defeated Republican Vivek Ramaswamy. While her campaign was not without drama, including allegations from her mother about her past, Acton's commitment to public health and the opioid epidemic captured significant public support.
Meet Cardi B’s youngest son, Grey Marsean Diggs; what to know about rapper's youngest son
Cardi B took to social media to honor her son Grey Marsean Diggs’ first birthday, proudly unveiling his name. In her touching post, she reminisced about her pregnancy and the resilience it fostered in her during tough periods. Born in November 2025, Grey is Cardi's fourth child with NFL player Stefon Diggs. The celebration marks a significant moment in Cardi's evolving family life, embracing her role as a devoted mother.
Sam Altman on why India is optimistic about AI, while the US is sceptical
Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, recently praised India's swift embrace of AI, identifying it as ChatGPT's largest market. He observed that Indian users are innovatively utilizing AI to address challenges and foster entrepreneurship. In stark contrast, Altman noted the prevalent scepticism toward AI in the United States. He also raised alarms about the dangers of unchecked AI advancement, stressing the need for diversified efforts to avoid a concentration of power.
Who is Mike Clum? How the director’s ‘The Sick Mind of EDP445’ documentary led to YouTuber’s arrest over attempting to meet a 13-year-old girl
EDP445, or Bryant Moreland, faces felony charges following his arrest in Las Vegas, spurred by the documentary 'The Sick Mind of EDP445' by Mike Clum. The film details troubling incidents involving minors, marking a significant moment that follows Moreland's previous downfall due to a sting operation unveiling his misconduct. As a result, renewed legal challenges continue to mount against him.
Trump’s first post-election appearance is all about White House ballroom
After significant Republican losses in the midterm elections, President Donald Trump focused on luxury renovations. He spoke about the final beam installation for a new White House ballroom and its Corinthian pillars. Trump expressed excitement about the project's aesthetics and its importance to the country's glory. Meanwhile, concerns arose regarding the unpopularity of current US actions, prompting strategic discussions within the Republican Party.
'India is bigger than US for ChatGPT': OpenAI's Sam Altman says Americans are negative about AI, Indians unusually positive
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has revealed that India has more ChatGPT users than the US, making it the company's biggest market by users. Speaking to Raj Shamani, he praised India's growing AI adoption and said Americans were unusually negative about AI compared with the rest of the world.
US midterm elections: False accusations and unverified claims quickly spread about voting
Rumors of voting irregularities clouded Election Day, especially in Westchester County, New York, where malfunctioning ballot scanners raised suspicions of fraud. In Fulton County, Georgia, erroneous text messages misled voters about polling site changes, causing chaos. A Minnesota poll worker faced backlash for a T-shirt with no political intention. NBC News reiterated its commitment to responsible reporting, ensuring no election results were declared prematurely.
Canva to cut about 22% of staff as growth slowdown triggers restructuring
Australian graphic design platform Canva Group said on Wednesday it would cut 1,271 jobs, or about 22% of its workforce, as part of a restructuring after growth slowed for the first time in a decade.
Tesla misled South Korean customers about automated-driving tech, consumer group alleges
Tesla is facing a consumer complaint in South Korea over allegedly misleading customers by selling its Full Self-Driving (FSD) software to buyers whose vehicles cannot legally use it. The software, which was sold for a one-time payment of 9.043 million won ($6,726), is compatible with only about 20% of Tesla cars registered in the country, mainly US-made models.
World War III: US to introduce mandatory military service as Trump, Vance abruptly cancel campaign rallies amid Iran tensions?
Fears of World War III are growing amid rising tensions between the US and Iran, with President Donald Trump abruptly cancelling his scheduled campaign events over the weekend. The developments have raised questions about whether the conflict could escalate and whether American civilians could eventually be called up for military service.
Diwali giving: Make charity part of your financial plan, but watch out for these red flags
Bala is helping decorate for Diwali when he comes across his old football boots, a stack of comics he’s outgrown and a torch that still works. His mother asks what he plans to do with them. “Nothing, they’re taking up space,” he says. Then he remembers Aisha next door, who’s been asking her parents for a torch for weeks. Bala looks at the pile differently now.
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