‘Borrowing costs hit 28-year high’ and ‘Come cry with me’

The upcoming local elections on Thursday and jet fuel shortages dominate Wednesday’s papers. Long-term borrowing costs have hit at 28-year high, the Guardian reports, as Labour is “under pressure” to protect low-income households from soaring utility bills before winter. Elsewhere, superstar Beyoncé’s eye-catching skeleton dress at the Met Gala dominates the top picture spot. Source…

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NASA’s back to the ’90s • The Register

OPINION NASA’s budget and its new administrator’s statements are evoking a ghost from the agency’s past: Faster, better, cheaper. The agency closed out the last century with a near decade-long experiment in doing more with less. Administrator Dan Goldin championed the philosophy as NASA faced criticism that its flagship programs, including the Cassini mission to…

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Vulture Crowns 30 Reality Television Icons in Its Inaugural Masterminds Feature

Vulture has unveiled its first-ever Reality Masterminds class, naming 30 figures the outlet says are shaping “television’s most tantalizing genre.” Leading the inaugural feature are three names that carry real cultural weight: Nene Leakes, Michelle Visage, and Ariana Madix. The announcement landed on Vulture’s Instagram this week, alongside a portfolio of portraits photographed by Aspictures…

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Tim Scott confident GOP will keep Senate control after midterms, but House 'is a different story'

Republican Sen. Tim Scott (S.C.) predicted Tuesday that his party will maintain control of the Senate in November, but he was not as certain about the House. “Republicans will stay in the majority,” the South Carolina Republican told Fox Business Network’s Charles Gasparino at the Milken Institute Global Conference in Beverly Hills, California. When Gasparino……

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