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Instagram and Facebook are letting influencers earn a commission from products — again [17d]
Disney and OpenAI are breaking up, and it's a big test for new CEO Josh D'Amaro [17d]
I went to LaGuardia. The security line looped around the terminal four times. [17d]
Meta ordered to pay $375M over lawsuit accusing the company of failing to protect kids from sexual exploitation [17d]
A runway safety alert didn't notify ATC of a potential collision before the deadly Air Canada crash, the NTSB head said [17d]
Feds opened probe of California school district's diplomas for Chinese students [17d]
Why some airports have hours-long security lines, and others are a breeze [17d]
Having 3 young kids left my husband and me exhausted and disconnected. This is what we did to feel like a team again. [17d]
OpenAI is scrapping the Sora app to chase bigger AI goals [17d]
Judge says it looks like Pentagon was out to 'punish' Anthropic, not protect national security [17d]
I thought I was a failure because I needed a CPAP machine. Now I tell everyone how great I sleep. [17d]
Jay-Z says he won't apologize for being a billionaire [17d]
AI agents are cybersecurity firms' newest employees [17d]
TikTok is casting actors for its own short drama series [18d]
'Bridgerton' season 5 is officially in production — here's everything we know [18d]
I traveled from the US to South Korea to get a facelift at 34. It boosted my confidence. [18d]
I had $2,000 and no way to pay my employees, then my bakery went viral. It was a blessing and a curse. [18d]
How This Brooklyn Bakery Quadrupled Sales From A Tiny Kitchen While Accepting Food Stamps [18d]
Ex-CEO of Abercrombie & Fitch was recorded on prison tape saying doctors 'better find me incompetent' [18d]
Nvidia's Jensen Huang has a message for blue-collar workers: Don't miss the AI wave [18d]