The Brutalist Report - businessinsider
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- After a decade of teaching college, these are the lessons I wish every freshman already knew [17d]
- Anti-AI data center protesters rally across the US [17d]
- I thought the internet made parenting easier. It also made me less present. [17d]
- I lost nearly 350 pounds without surgery or GLP-1s. It started with wall pushups and a trainer. [17d]
- 2 US troops were killed during an Iranian missile and drone attack, the Pentagon says [17d]
- I've lived in one of New England's most popular tourist destinations for over 20 years. It's certainly not for everyone. [17d]
- Meet Yang Zhilin, the CEO and founder behind China's buzzy new Kimi K3 AI model [17d]
- Espresso martinis, Greek charcuterie, and a fight: inside my surreal 4 a.m. screening of 'The Odyssey' [17d]
- United Airlines flights delayed nationwide after 'technology issue' [17d]
- The apartment I never would have picked became our family's home. I've learned to love it. [17d]
- Big Tech earnings season and the capex spiral [17d]
- When I lost my business, I started renting out my indoor pool to earn money. Now, it's my full-time job. [18d]
- I develop recipes for a living. Here are 9 Trader Joe's items I use to make easy meals and desserts. [18d]
- Why stadium food is so expensive [18d]
- I was a home health aide while attending college. Being a caregiver was emotionally demanding yet rewarding. [18d]
- I sent 4 kids to college, but my youngest decided to enroll far away. It's been a completely different admissions experience. [18d]
- Watching my teen daughter be in a healthy relationship has been a gift. It's beautiful to see her love and be loved back. [18d]
- Ukrainian special operators are changing how they assault enemy trenches. Someone always has to 'watch the sky.' [18d]
- Atlanta versus Philadelphia: Comparing the 2 most popular FIFA Fan Festivals in the US [18d]
- My teenager hated it when I used AI to create art for my business. She taught me the dangers, and now I quit AI for good. [18d]
- A small-business mecca in Philadelphia is leaning into World Cup fandom [18d]
- I interned at OpenAI in San Francisco. Here's how landed it, what it was like, and what I thought of Sam Altman. [18d]
- The tech-ification of the World Cup [18d]
- Dan Ives, the Wall Street analyst known for his bullish tech calls, is making a big bet on himself [18d]
- I spent 2 nights at a tiny home resort. My 260-square-foot house on wheels felt shockingly spacious. [18d]
- Kevin O'Leary pushes back on AI data center water fears: 'Like a golf course' [18d]
- Warren Buffett's message to investors: Be careful [18d]
- I was a private chef on superyachts for 17 years. Billionaires want 5 things now that they're more health-conscious. [18d]
- I lost my job while my wife was pregnant. It turned out to be exactly what my family needed. [18d]
- I applied to over 6,000 jobs and relied on a food pantry after being laid off. Here's what finally got me hired. [18d]
- What it's like to be an NYC retiree paying $400 in rent [18d]
- The next prenup provision: What happens if your spouse cheats on you with AI? [18d]
- A data center bathhouse? Architects are rethinking what AI infrastructure owes its neighbors. [18d]
- I'm an enterprise consultant: Here's what you don't know about AI-related layoffs. [18d]
- The mayor of SF has a message for AV companies: 'Prove it before you deploy it' [18d]
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