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Hey, at least HBO Max can laugh at itself [21d]
Trump’s Middle East tour is all about AI diplomacy [21d]
The 2028 Olympics plan to beat notorious Los Angeles traffic with an air taxi [21d]
‘I’ll never get out of this hole’: Older Americans brace as DOE begins Social Security garnishments [21d]
Walmart warns of higher prices due to tariffs; stock price falls in early trading [21d]
Dick’s Sporting Goods is buying Foot Locker: Here’s everything to know about the $2.4 billion deal [21d]
What to know about Trump’s plans to weaken limits on ‘forever chemicals’ in drinking water [21d]
What does the Constitution say about the $400 million airplane that Qatar wants to gift Trump? [21d]
A Yellowstone fan account is using NSFW TikToks to draw attention to U.S. national parks [21d]
UnitedHealth Group stock price nears 5-year low as bad news piles up for the health insurance giant [21d]
Trump’s executive order to restrict birthright citizenship goes to the Supreme Court [21d]
More Americans are identifying as neurodivergent. So why are work accommodations becoming more stigmatized? [21d]
How to ace almost any behavioral interview questions [21d]
AI is printing the rocket engine that could beat SpaceX at its own game [21d]
Protect your protein shakes. The Brawny Man is hunkier than ever [21d]
Why business leaders need to tackle loneliness at work [21d]
Google is returning to virtual reality with Android XR—and a new strategy [21d]
Rihanna and The Weeknd champion causes in Africa. The billionaire stakeholder behind their labels faces corruption allegations there [21d]
Meet Project Fizzion, Coca-Cola’s big bet on an AI-powered design copilot [21d]
Meta is building a new data center in Louisiana—and this Senate committee wants to know why it’s being powered by gas (exclusive) [21d]
An unearthed time capsule beneath the Transamerica Pyramid shows a glimpse of San Francisco’s past [21d]
Teens are still setting fire to Chromebooks for TikTok clout [21d]
Can you ever be friends with your boss? Probably not—and here’s why [21d]
In Seattle, a group of friends wanted to live together—so they built their own apartment building [22d]
Calorie labels may backfire when it comes to judging food healthiness, research shows [22d]
These are the states that scientists want to move to (and avoid) after graduation [22d]
The competitive edge you could be overlooking? [22d]
Is this the end of Figma prototypes? [22d]
How human connection drives innovation in the age of AI [22d]
Trump’s drug pricing order puts Roche’s $50 billion U.S. investment plans at risk [22d]
Walmart’s earnings could offer clues about how retail is weathering the tariff storm [22d]
California is facing a $12 billion budget deficit [22d]
Trump’s Middle East trip comes amid growing conflict of interest concerns in the region [22d]
Wingstop and Raising Cane’s top list of fast-growing restaurant chains as diners turn to chicken and celebrities [22d]
Elon Musk’s Grok AI is replying to tweets with claims about ‘white genocide’ in South Africa [22d]
Overdose deaths fell 27% in 2024— the largest one-year decline ever [22d]
Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill’ could sideline state AI protections for a decade [22d]
Why changing the Endangered Species Act’s definition of ‘harm’ would undo key protections [22d]
How the EPA evaluates pesticide safety [22d]
Bald eagle live cam update: Now you can watch Big Bear’s famous eaglets leave the nest [22d]
Without a long-term high-performance computing plan, the U.S. could lose its innovation lead [22d]
They were right the first time: Max is now HBO Max, again [22d]
AMD price jumps on $6 billion stock buyback plan: What that means and why it matters [22d]
As Burberry lays off 1,700, its logo—and legacy—no longer guarantee success [22d]
Why teachers and librarians have lower suicide rates—and what we can learn from them [22d]