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Symphony Savings App With Travel Rewards Symphony, a fintech company, today launched a consumer savings app that enables users to grow their money while earning points for flights, hotels, and experiences. By combining a fixed 5% APY with rewards on every dollar saved, Symphony introduces a new category of savings, one that rewards for saving instead of spending. Built over the past three years, Symphony’s infrastructure has processed more than $500 million in volume and is used by fintechs, and AI companies. Now, it powers a mass-market savings product, with USDC, a US dollar-denominated payment stablecoin, enabling near-instant settlement and seamless global access. Symphony allows customers to redeem points for travel experiences through its integration with Odynn’s Awayz platform. Consumers can book international and domestic flights as well as premier global hotels within the app using Symphony points. It’s not clear how these points can be used, but they show a bunch of airlines on their site and they still have Spirit in there. The Symphony app is powered by Modern Treasury, which provides the underlying payments infrastructure, stablecoin orchestration, and compliance systems that support secure and reliable transactions. It has capabilities across ACH, wire, RTP, and FedNow, and stablecoin on- and off- ramps. Symphony’s app features include: Earn your way: Choose between maximizing interest or earning more points based on your goals. Watch your growth: See how your savings and rewards build over time with clear, real-time tracking. Save automatically: Set up recurring deposits to make saving consistent and effortless. All-in-one dashboard: Manage your money and rewards in one place, without juggling multiple apps. Secure and safe: Using bank-grade encryption and multiple layers of eligible coverage and advanced, proprietary technology, users can be sure their funds are safe. Real-time support: Access AI assistance with the option to connect to a real person. Symphony says that the 5% APY is currently a fixed rate, generated from diversified lending strategies including U.S. Treasury Bills, institutional credit, and asset-backed lending. Your funds are protected by multiple layers of coverage: SIPC protection through our licensed custody partners, supplemental excess coverage via Lloyd’s of London, DeFi-deployment coverage via Nexus Mutual for smart-contract and protocol risks, and a dedicated reserve fund. Together these address events such as custodian failure, insolvency, and smart-contract exploits — they are not deposit (FDIC) insurance. Symphony is only available in the Apple app store for now, with Android version coming soon. You can find some more details (but not much) on their site, and see their F6S profile here. Guru’s Wrap-up Symphony is an interesting concept that rewards saving instead of spending, which is something we don’t see very often. The advertised 5% APY is competitive, and earning travel rewards on deposits could appeal to points enthusiasts. However, this is a brand-new fintech product and funds are not FDIC insured. While Symphony describes several layers of protection, those are different from traditional bank deposit insurance. If you’re interested in testing the platform, it might make sense to start with a small amount and see how the experience develops over time. The post Symphony Launches 5% APY Savings App With Travel Rewards appeared first on Danny the Deal Guru.

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This weekend, the Prince Celebration is heading to downtown Minneapolis for a free block party.The only official Celebration event that's free to the public will include live music throughout the day (see the full lineup here), centered around a two-hour sing-along that starts at 4:30 p.m. on Saturday.Organizers anticipate that thousands will show up for the sing-along in front of the Prince mural, a block from First Avenue. Prince in 'Purple Rain'Warner Bros. The sing-along will be led by a volunteer choir of 100 vocalists, conducted by Sanford Moore of Moore By Four.For anyone looking to brush up on the lyrics to Prince hits before the block party, here's the complete playlist for the event. (Listen to the playlist on Spotify here.)"Purple Rain" (movie version)"1999""Kiss""Raspberry Beret""Let’s Go Crazy""Happy Birthday""Little Red Corvette""When Doves Cry""Baby I’m a Star""Most Beautiful Girl in the World""Sometimes It Snows in April""Nothing Compares 2 U""Purple Rain" (album version) View the original article to see embedded media.

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Leader of Opposition Bhupinder Singh Hooda has called for a special session of the Haryana Assembly to address the state's deteriorating law and order situation. Citing central government and NCRB reports, Hooda highlighted Haryana's unsafe status, high organised crime rates, and alarming statistics on rapes, murders, and suicides, alleging the BJP government's negligence.

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StarCraft 2 BALANCE PATCH 2026- The biggest (proposed on PTR) SC2 patch of all time, effecting Terran, Zerg & Protoss. Less starting workers, Warpgate removed*, infestor attack and so much more. We break down the details and implications. Notes: https://news.blizzard.com/en-us/article/24276667/starcraft-ii-5-0-16-ptr-patch-notesWinter's Review Video: https://youtu.be/q08kqd2fK18More Content @WintergamingTV Main Channel @WinterStarcraft Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/wintergamingDiscord: https://www.discord.gg/wintergamingStarcraft 2 is a Science Fiction Real Time Strategy & Tactics game by Blizzard Entertainment. Download and play free at https://www.starcraft2.com --Winterstarcraft, Starcraft 2 2025, SC2 2026#Starcraft2 #SC2 #RTS

A married couple is facing felony charges after police discovered a 14-year-old runaway who they allegedly sexually abused hidden inside a cardboard box in their Oakdale apartment.Angeline Olson, 46, faces criminal sexual conduct and solicitation charges, while her husband, Andrew Olson, 48, has been charged with solicitation and possessing child pornography, with both being held at the Washington County Jail as of Thursday morning.The Maplewood Police Department was first alerted in late May when the assistant principal at John Glenn Middle School reported that a female student had left school without permission.The girl’s father reportedly told authorities that she may have gone to the apartment of a friend’s parents, Angeline and Andrew Olson, whom she had visited multiple times. Angeline Olson | Andrew OlsonWashington County Jail When officers visited the couple's apartment, Angeline Olson told them that she hadn’t seen the girl in a day, and that she would drive her home if she showed up.Early the following morning, police returned to the apartment after a caller reported seeing a young girl wearing a swimsuit cooking outside with two adults, according to a criminal complaint.The Olsons denied that the victim was at their residence, and eventually had to be detained by police as they searched the property.Officers eventually found the girl hiding in a cardboard box in the couple’s bedroom under a pile of clothes, the complaint says.The victim’s parents found Snapchat conversations between her and Angeline Olson the indicated the girl was being sexually exploited, with law enforcement also concerned that the victim was using illicit drugs.Investigators later discovered child pornography on Angeline Olson's phone of the couple with the victim, per the complaint.

A potentially harmful bloom of blue-green algae at two popular Minneapolis beaches has prompted city officials to issue an alert to community members. A blue-green algae advisory is in place at Lake Nokomis' Main Beach and 50th Street Beach after microcystin was detected in this week’s water samples. That’s the chemical that blue-green algae can produce, and its levels on the Minneapolis lake exceeded the amount that state agencies recommend for safe swimming and water activities.The naturally occurring algal bloom can be toxic to both humans and animals, but there is no way to tell if it is toxic just by looking at it.Officials are now asking residents to keep children and pets out of the water while the algal bloom is present. Minnesota Pollution Control Agency The Minnesota Department of Health advises, “When in doubt, stay out!” and to avoid swimming if you can’t see your feet in knee-high water. If you think you or your pet has been swimming or wading in an algae bloom, wash them off with fresh water immediately.Blue-green algal blooms are most common in warm, calm, sunny weather when temperatures are over 75 degrees, and typically occur during summer and early fall. It typically looks like pea soup or spilled green paint on the water.The advisory comes as the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board is also investigating a reported fish kill on Lake Nokomis, where about 150 fish were found dead Monday near the boat launch and on the western lakeshore.According to the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, lake fish can be prone to disease in the late spring and early summer because warming water stresses out the aquatic animal's immune systems and deprives them of oxygen. Fish kills do not impact the lake's water quality for swimming or boating.The early summer water quality issues aren't limited to Minneapolis, either. Across Hennepin County, weekly water testing is now underway at public beaches to ensure they remain safe for swimming.The city of Plymouth announced Thursday that East Medicine Lake Beach will be closed until further notice due to high levels of E. coli bacteria, though another beach on the west side of the lake remains open.Weekly testing will run through Labor Day. For more information about Hennepin County swimming beach closures, click here.For up-to-date information on Minneapolis lake water quality, click here.

Hyatt’s New Hotel Bonus, Get 500 Points per Night Hyatt offers an incentive to stay at new hotels. World of Hyatt members who stay at newly opened properties can get bonus points. The 500 points bonus is often available for a couple of months, once the property becomes available online. The selection of Hyatt hotels that have this bonus changes monthly. So it’s a good idea to keep an eye on this list. The bonus is not huge, but with everything being equal, you might want to select a Hyatt property that gets you an additional 500 points per night. Check out more details below. Offer Details Discover new places and reward your spirit of adventure. You can earn 500 Bonus Points for qualifying nights at new Hyatt hotels around the world. Here’s how: Earn 500 Bonus Points per night at new hotels during specified offer periods Paid stays and awards qualify for the bonus. Must checkout during that hotel’s offer period. There’s no need to register and you can earn on top of other offers Keep checking back for new additions Currently there are 29 new properties available. You can find the full list of eligible properties here. Expiration dates vary between June 30, 2026 and September 30, 2026. Each property has a specific promotion period window. Important Terms Offer valid for 500 Bonus Points for each qualifying night stayed by World of Hyatt members in good standing during a hotel’s offer period at participating hotels and resorts. Offer valid at participating hotels and resorts for stays with a checkout date during each hotel’s offer period. To be eligible for this offer you must be a World of Hyatt member in good standing at time of reservation and stay, stay at a participating hotel with a checkout date during that hotel’s offer period, provide your World of Hyatt membership number at time of check-in, and either pay an Eligible Rate or redeem a free night award. Only one point bonus may be earned per member, per stay, regardless of the number of rooms booked. Only the room occupied by the member will count toward this offer. Two or more consecutive nights at the same hotel will be deemed one stay. All points awarded under this offer are Bonus Points. Guru’s Wrap-up The World of Hyatt program is one of the best out there for good reason. You get a lot of value for your points, there are great properties in the US and around the world, and the World of Hyatt Card is a keeper. The World of Hyatt Business Card was added more recently, and both cards now have elevated welcome bonuses. Elite status is also quite valuable, they have fun features such as Brand Explorer and we often see different promotions. This 500 points bonus is yet another opportunity to earn extra points for stays at new Hyatt hotels. It is not a bonus that will make you book a property out of nowhere, but if one of these new properties matches your travel plans, then 500 extra points are always a good deal. One thing to keep in mind is that new properties might not always be the best choice. Hopefully can check out previous reviews or trip reports if they are available, but sometimes they haven’t tested and worked out everything on the property. Our site doesn't have credit card affiliate links so we will always give readers the best possible offers! The post Earn 500 Bonus Points per Night at New Hyatt Hotels, Check Out 32 Eligible Properties appeared first on Danny the Deal Guru.

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Pride Month's arrival means a calendar rich with options to celebrate the community. From Pride festivals to choir concerts, downtown Minneapolis to historic rural celebrations, there's a ton taking place.To aid in the quest to figure out summer plans, here are some of the most exciting, most anticipated, and most offbeat Pride events happening around the Twin Cities in 2026. Red Wing PrideRed Wing Pride/Facebook East Central Minnesota PrideSaturday, June 6 at Robinson Park in Pine CityHow about some love for the nation's first rural Pride celebration? The organization was honored this spring with a historical marker in Voyageur Park, recognizing the location of the nation's first rural Pride celebration. It's now a long-running and storied tradition in Pine City, worthy of being the subject of the nation's first rural LGBTQ+ historical marker. (free)Pride FestivalsAs always, there are Pride festivals taking place across the state. Here are a few beyond Twin Cities Pride taking place this month.Anoka Pride Day: June 6 at Riverfront Memorial Park in AnokaEast Central Minnesota Pride: June 6 at Robinson Park in Pine CityGolden Valley Pride: June 13 at Brookview Park in Golden ValleySouth St. Paul Pride: June 13 at Central Square in South St. PaulSt. Paul Pride Festival and Parade: June 13–14 at Dual Citizen Brewing in St. PaulBloomington Pride MN Festival: June 14 at Bloomington Civic Plaza in BloomingtonRed Wing Pride: June 20 at Central Park Band Shell in Red WingWSP Pride in the Park: July 11 at West St. Paul Sports Complex in West St. PaulCalliope Women’s Chorus Celebrates 50th Anniversary ConcertSaturday, June 6 at Sundin Music Hall in St. PaulThe state's oldest queer feminist chorus is celebrating its 50th anniversary with a performance in the concert hall at Hamline University. (starting at $5.50)Midsummer Pride PartySaturday, June 20 at Franconia Sculpture Park in FranconiaThe sculpture park's annual Pride celebration will include art-making workshops led by artists Edson Rosas and Sebastian Duncan-Portuondo, as well as flower crowns, face painting, an all-ages drag show, and a dance party. (free)PurrrideSaturday, June 20 at Insight Brewing in MinneapolisThe brewery's annual "charity party for cats and queers" is back from 1–6 p.m. It'll include a kitten snuggling booth, a DJ, an artist market, food trucks, and a re-release of the brewery's Doe Eyes saison. (free) Twin Cities Pride ParadePhoto courtesy Twin Cities Pride Twin Cities PrideJune 26–28 at Loring Park in MinneapolisThe largest Pride festival in the state returns with the usual heap of events. On June 26, TC Pride Youth Night will take place at Loring Park. Then the big events arrive. The massive free festival takes over the park throughout the day on Saturday and Sunday, with hundreds of vendors, a memorial garden, kids' activities, artists, and live performances. This year, the Twin Cities Pride Parade will take place on Sunday, starting at 11 a.m., running down Hennepin Avenue from 3rd St. to Spruce. (free)Pride Beer DabblerFriday, June 26 at Parade Park Soccer Stadium in MinneapolisThe 14th annual Pride Beer Dabbler sets up shop just down the street from Loring Park, home of Twin Cities Pride. There will be a whole lot of community and local craft beer. ($55–$70)Flip Phone XXL Pride - Pride EditionSaturday, June 27 at First Avenue in MinneapolisFlip Phone, the Minnesota-founded event promoter that hosts drag brunches all year, is once again very busy in June. That includes its annual party at First Avenue. This get-together will feature Lushious Massacr and Joey Jay, along with DJ Larry Peace and a litany of special guests. ($37.14) The view from the Hewing Hotel rooftopViews of downtown Minneapolis from the Hewing Hotel rooftop. Photo by Adam Uren | Bring Me The News. Sun's Out, Buns Out Pride CelebrationSaturday, June 27 at Hewing Hotel rooftop in MinneapolisThe Hewing is hosting music, drinks specials, sunshine, and access to the pool deck for a rooftop party from noon to 4 p.m. ($40)Pride moviesMany movie theaters are leaning into Pride Month with special screenings. That includes series at the Main Cinema and Parkway Theater, as well as one-off events elsewhere.Here's a taste of some of the screenings taking place around the Twin Cities. June 6: "Kids in the Hall: Brain Candy" (1996) at The Main CinemaJune 7: "Bigfoot Woods" (2026) at The Main Cinema, with filmmaker Elizabeth ChatelainJune 7: "My Sunnyside" and "Amma's Pride" at The Main CinemaJune 11: "The Watermelon Woman" (1996) at The Parkway TheaterJune 14: Smitten Kitten presents CrazySexyWeird: A Night of Kinky, Erotic, and Bizarre Short Films at Bryant Lake BowlJune 17: "Asco: Without Permission" (2025) at The Main CinemaJune 18: "Leviticus" (2026) at The Main CinemaJune 24: Queer Cinema for Palestine 2026 at The Main CinemaJune 25: "Kinky Boots" (2005) at The Parkway TheaterAnd lots moreJune 4, 11, 18, and 25: Pride Trivia at Sociable Cider Werks in MinneapolisJune 6: Cheers to Pride Fundraiser at Boom Island Brewing in Minnetonka; A Bar of Their Own in Minneapolis; InBound Brewing in Minneapolis; Utepil Brewing in Minneapolis; and elsewhereJune 6: Pride Market at Utepils Brewing in MinneapolisJune 7: Pride Brew-unch at La Doña Cervecería in MinneapolisJune 7, 13, 14, 20, 27, and 28: A Brunch of Drag at Lush in MinneapolisJune 10: Ariana Grande Drag Bingo at Lush in MinneapolisJune 10: Queer Book Club at Moon Palace Books in MinneapolisJune 11: Pop-Up Choir with the Morris Park Singers at Queermunity in MinneapolisJune 12: Pride Skate Party at Cheap Skate Roller Center in Coon RapidsJune 12–13: Looking for Liza with Mistress Ginger at Bryant Lake Bowl in MinneapolisJune 12, 19, and 26: Happy Hour Bingo benefiting the Aliveness Project at Black Hart of St. Paul in St. Paul June 12: Inbound Twins Pride Celebration at Inbound BrewCo in MinneapolisJune 13: Queering Indigeneity Open House at Minnesota Museum of American Art in St. PaulJune 13: Tee Time Drag Shows - PRIDEFEST at Can Can Wonderland in St. Paul ($16)June 14: Rainbow Story Hour with Ladies of the Lakes at Queermunity in MinneapolisJune 18: The Gay Agenda comedy show at Black Hart of St. Paul in St. Paul (free)June 20: Spotlight Science: SciPride at Bell Museum in St. PaulJune 20: Quiet Riot: Sensory-Friendly Pride Celebration at Queermunity in MinneapolisJune 20: Lush: Live! A Drag Cabaret at Lush in MinneapolisJune 20: Pride Family Fest at Graze Food Hall in MinneapolisJune 21: TC Pride Paddle '26 in Taylors FallsJune 21: The Siblinghood of Traveling Slut Pants: A Dungeons and Dragons Actual Play Live at The Hive Collaborative in St. PaulJune 21: Queer Neurodivergent Gathering at Queermunity in MinneapolisJune 25: Voila! A Drag Cabaret at Volstead's Emporium in MinneapolisJune 26: The Klituation Pride Party at First Avenue in MinneapolisJune 27: Gothess - MPLS Burning Hearts Pride Party at Fine Line in MinneapolisJune 27: Pride Bar Crawl in MinneapolisJune 27–28: One Voice Mixed Chorus presents Royalty at Ordway Concert Hall

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