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➤ These three everyday habits are said to keep your brain sharp as you age. (Hear Details)

➤ Alex Murdaugh’s double murder convictions have been overturned by the South Carolina Supreme Court. (Hear Episode)

➤ Princeton is ending its 133-year tradition of unproctored exams, citing a surge in AI-assisted cheating. (Listen Now)

➤ The Senate confirmed Kevin Warsh as the next Federal Reserve chair on a 54-45 vote, replacing Jerome Powell, with Sen. John Fetterman, D-Pa., the only Democrat to cross the aisle. (More)

➤ Republican Sens. Lisa Murkowski, Susan Collins, and Rand Paul broke with GOP leadership to advance a war powers resolution by Democrats to end the Iran war, but the motion still failed 49-50. (More)

➤ The White House threatened to cut Medicaid funding from all 50 states unless they show they’re aggressively prosecuting fraud, and is already deferring $1.3 billion from California. (More)

➤ FBI Director Kash Patel agreed to take an alcohol use screening test after a testy Senate exchange with Sen. Chris Van Hollen, D-Md., but only if Van Hollen takes it too. Van Hollen released his results Wednesday. (More)

Final Day to Invest in This Pre-IPO Company at $0.72/Share

Immersed has already reserved the NASDAQ ticker $IMRS. But the real opportunity for investors is now, before the company goes public. 

They’ve already developed the Meta Quest store’s most popular productivity app. More than 1.5M people, including Fortune 500 teams, use it up to 60 hours a week. 

Rapid success has driven a 4,000% valuation surge for Immersed. 

The company’s soon-to-be-released Visor headset has 2M more pixels than Apple’s Vision Pro for 70% less money and 70% less weight. More than 75,000 people are already on the waitlist to receive it. No wonder they’re projecting 10x revenue growth from $7M to $71M in the first year alone.

Visor will complete the company’s vertically-integrated vision of the next generation of computers. Between Immersed’s app, visor, and AI assistant, it’s a $250B market opportunity. 

Executives and founders from Intel and SailPoint are shareholders, along with 7,000+ others. You can be, too. But there’s no time to waste. Lock in the $0.72 share price before tonight at 11:59 p.m. PT.

➤ The 2026 PGA Championship opens today at Aronimink Golf Club near Philadelphia, with defending champ Scottie Scheffler facing a star-studded field that includes two-time Masters winner Rory McIlroy. (See Picks)

➤ The NFL unveiled a record nine international games for the 2026 season, spanning four continents and seven countries, with first-ever games in Australia, France, and Brazil. (See Details)

➤ British driver Katherine Legge, 45, will attempt to become the first woman to complete motorsport’s “Double,” racing both the Indianapolis 500 and Coca-Cola 600 on May 24. (More)

➤ Memphis Grizzlies forward Brandon Clarke died Monday at age 29, the team announced Tuesday. Law enforcement sources say his death is being investigated as a possible overdose. (More)

➤ Yesterday’s Results: NBA | NHL | MLB | WNBA | NCAAB | Soccer

Daily Market Report  05/13/2026

➤ Big Stock Move: Wix.com stock fell over 27% on Wednesday after the cloud-based web developer missed first-quarter earnings expectations. (More)

➤ Social Security recipients could see a 3.9% cost-of-living adjustment in 2027, up from this year’s 2.8%, adding roughly $81 a month to the average retired worker’s check if inflation stays elevated. (More)

➤ Capital One sued 10 unnamed defendants on Wednesday for trademark infringement, alleging they ran large-scale robocall scams impersonating Capital One and Discover representatives to steal customers’ personal information. (More)

➤ Waymo recalled nearly 3,800 autonomous vehicles after a driverless robotaxi failed to fully stop on a flooded 40 mph road in April, with federal regulators estimating a 100% defect rate across affected models. (More)

This Pre-IPO Company Is Facing the Tech Giants 

As Tech Giants reshape how people work, a $250B+ opportunity is up for grabs. With the help of partners like Meta, Qualcomm, and Samsung, Immersed is perfectly positioned to seize it.

Immersed combined the world’s most-used remote work AR/VR software ($127B by 2030), AR/VR hardware ($100B+ by 2026), and AI productivity tools ($36B) to create a productive, communal, and distraction-free virtual workspace. That’s why 1.5M+ professionals, including Fortune 500 teams, already use it.

Now, Immersed is preparing to scale mass production for its productivity-designed Visor headset. 75,000+ already waitlisted, representing $71M in projected first-year sales. No wonder executives and founders from Intel and SailPoint have already invested. 

It’s the final day: Invest in Immersed at $0.72/share before tonight at 11:59 p.m. PT.

➤ Astronomers using AI found more than 10,000 possible new planets beyond our solar system in old NASA satellite data, a haul that could double the known exoplanet count if confirmed. (See Study)

➤ Doctors officially renamed the hormonal condition once called PCOS to polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome, or PMOS, hoping the more accurate name improves care for the 1 in 8 women affected. (More)

➤ Scientists spotted a new asteroid that will pass within 56,000 miles of Earth on Monday, closer than the moon, though astronomers say it poses no risk to the planet. (See Details)

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➤ Boston Doc Urges Seniors: “Do this when knees feel stiff, sore, or stuck.” If standing up from a chair takes a deep breath and a grip on the armrest, a Boston doctor says you’re likely making the same mistake millions of seniors make every morning. Harvard research finally explains why, and his simple 5-second fix has already helped over 300,000 Americans get moving again. Learn more

➤ The United Service Organizations unveiled a digital archive of more than 300 never-before-seen World War II letters from Army Pvt. Louis “Speedy” Weber to his wife, and the nonprofit is now searching for his family. (See Letters)

➤ Hollywood’s leading ladies turned jewelry into legend, from Elizabeth Taylor’s Bulgari Serpenti watch on the Cleopatra set to Grace Kelly’s Van Cleef Alhambra necklace, a personal favorite of the Princess of Monaco. (See Pieces)

➤ A quiz asks whether modern adults can pass a vintage home economics test, with questions on creaming butter, setting a formal table, and removing grease stains stumping today’s grown-ups. (Take Quiz)

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➤ Nepali climbers cleared a route past a massive ice chunk blocking Mount Everest this week, freeing nearly 1,000 mountaineers who had been stranded at base camp for weeks. (More)

➤ Miller Lite unveiled a limited-edition World Cup soccer ball that’s 1.5 times regulation size, fully reloadable, and holds a 12-pack of beer, going on sale May 20 for $19.75. (See Ball)

➤ Tasters compared five popular pancake recipes from chefs and food writers, and a classic buttermilk version beat viral Japanese soufflé and caramelized cream pancakes for the top spot. (See Recipes)

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Which most closely matches how often you talk to your neighbors?

1. Daily
2. Weekly
3. Monthly
4. A few times a year
5. Rarely or never

Yesterday’s Results:

Do you go to see movies in theaters?

1. Once in a while: 45%
2. Never: 22%
3. I’d rather stream: 18%
4. All the time: 8%
5. Big releases only: 7%

Today’s Trivia

Which South American country has English as its official language?

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