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If you’re applying for jobs, you better get used to being interviewed by AI. Here's how to ace an interview.⁠ ⁠ Reporter: Ray A. Smith⁠ Host/Producer: Julia Munslow⁠ Cover photo: Johnny Simon/WSJ, iStock

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Dem @senrubengallego called President Donald Trump’s attitude on the Iran war "disgusting." Gallego is a Marines combat veteran who served in Iraq. He told our @DashaBurns the U.S. war against Iran feels “personal” and like “deja vu.” “I get frustrated when I see potential mistakes again, and the very cavalier attitude that I think our government has towards our men and women and potentially putting them in harm's way,” he said on this week's episode of #TheConversation. Watch his full interview at the link in bio.

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How should potential 2028 presidential candidates like Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker and California Gov. Gavin Newsom — both wealthy Democrats — talk to voters about the economy and affordability issues? Dem @senrubengallego's advice: "Make the effort to actually learn" what the average American family is going through. “The biggest mistake we did as Democrats in 2024 is we wanted to deny that people were hurting,” he told our @dashaburns on this week's episode of #TheConversation. Watch it in full at the link in bio.

@theinterview_nyt

Richard Gadd created and starred in the 2024 hit show “Baby Reindeer,” based on his experiences as a victim of sexual assault and stalking. His upcoming limited series, “Half Man,” is about a decades-long, mutually destructive friendship between two men. Both shows offer explorations of sexual confusion, tortured masculinity, emotional abuse and the impact of trauma (with some dark laughs too). “Admitting to my biggest secrets has led to the biggest freedom in my life,” Gadd said on “The Interview.” He also talks about transforming his body for a role, handling fame, finding comfort in his art and more. Read, watch or listen to the full conversation with @mrrichardgadd at the link in our bio. Video by The New York Times

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Dem @senrubengallego: “I wouldn’t take AIPAC money, because you have to basically be endorsing what’s happening right now, and it’s not good.” The Arizona senator tells our @dashaburns his perspective on accepting donations from the pro-Israel lobby has changed in recent years. “Times change. Politics have changed ... The last couple years, largely led by Netanyahu, has changed the dynamics of everything,” he said on this week’s episode of #TheConversation podcast. Watch his full interview at the link in bio.

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Seoul was awash with the signs: BTS is back. Fans of the K-pop supergroup gathered in Seoul for the band’s highly-anticipated comeback concert. The group released their 10th studio album on Friday after taking a three-year hiatus. Tap the link in our bio to read more.

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Max Medroso’s nightmare started last summer when his natural skin-care business was waiting for a big shipment ordered for Amazon’s Prime Day. At first, he thought, “Shipments get delayed one week, two weeks all the time.”⁠ ⁠ This time was different. His $4 million shipment never arrived.⁠ ⁠ Reporter: Ruth Simon⁠ Host/Producer: Julia Munslow

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The K-pop supergroup BTS performed their first concert in over three years on Saturday, following the release of their new album, “Arirang,” on Friday. Tens of thousands of fans from around the world came to Seoul for the live show, which was heavy on the group’s new music, but also included old hits like “Butter,” “Mic Drop” and “Dynamite.” The group went on hiatus in 2022 to focus on solo projects and complete their mandatory military service. Read more about the concert at the link in our bio.

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Welcome to the start of spring ski season. We asked winter sports enthusiasts in Vail, Colorado, if the Epic Season Pass is worth it—and how much they'd pay.⁠ ⁠ The pass costs around $1,000 and offers access to 42 Vail Resorts properties worldwide—from Stowe to Whistler to the Swiss Alps.⁠ ⁠ Producer/Host: Farah Otero-Amad

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Darren Jason Watkins Jr., a popular streamer known as IShowSpeed, talks about playing flag football alongside NFL greats like Tom Brady, Jalen Hurts, Joe Burrow, Odell Beckham Jr. and more. "I grew up watching these people on the TV." He will play in the inaugural Fanatics Flag Football Classic on Saturday. #IShowSpeed #Speed #FlagFootball #Football

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The Financial Times has published its ranking of the top global online MBA programmes, and one school has taken the top spot for the fourth year in a row. ⁠ ⁠ Tap the link in our bio to see the full ranking.⁠

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A strike hit Jerusalem’s Old City on Friday, close to the hilltop compound home to religious sites revered by Jews and Muslims, marking the danger facing holy sites.

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Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow says winning an Olympic gold medal is a moment he has dreamed of having since childhood. He will play in the inaugural Fanatics Flag Football Classic at BMO Stadium in Los Angeles, the same venue that will host flag football at the LA28 Olympic Games. #JoeBurrow #CincinnatiBengals #FlagFootball #LA28Olympics #Football

@financialtimes

Since the 2008 global financial crisis, too few new homes have been built in the US, contributing to a surge in prices that has outstripped wages and left people struggling to find a place they can afford. ⁠ ⁠ The shortage has become a contentious political issue as President Donald Trump tries to convince voters ahead of midterm elections in November that he is addressing the country’s affordability crisis. ⁠ ⁠ ‘We want homes for people, not corporations,’ Trump said in his State of the Union speech last month. ⁠ ⁠ In the FT’s latest dispatch from Bethlehem, Pennsylvania our US economics editor Claire Jones looks at the challenges facing one American city trying to solve its housing shortage. ⁠ ⁠ Tap the link in our bio to read more. ⁠

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Former UK deputy prime minister Angela Rayner has been courting the City this week, fuelling fresh scrutiny over her ambitions — but is she trying to reassure fund managers that she would not implement a massive shift to the left regarding the economy if she were to lead the Labour Party. Or is she in it for the five figure speaking fees?⁠ ⁠ Tap the link in our bio to listen to the latest episode of our Political Fix podcast where our Whitehall Editor Lucy Fisher and Political Editor George Parker discuss this and more.