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This startup is bringing photos—and even video—to 911 calls [16d]
A gas company wants to expand a pipeline in the south—but it would sharply increase air pollution in North Carolina towns [16d]
Nike design leader John Hoke is leaving the company that was his ‘destiny’ [16d]
Google will face off with the DOJ in the final day of a historic antitrust trial [16d]
A third of Gen Z feels ‘pressure’ to become social media creators—and most say their schools encourage it [16d]
Tesla’s best-selling Model Y could be dethroned by this newly launched Chinese EV model [16d]
Bluesky is most definitely alive and kicking [16d]
Why 4 billion people faced an extra month of extreme heat over the last year [16d]
Thrifty Ice Cream closing? How Rite Aid’s bankruptcy and store closures could ruin your favorite summer treat [16d]
This is the process that lets managers get the best out of their team [17d]
These crypto detectives helped crack North Korea’s latest $1.5 billion blockchain heist [17d]
‘Jeopardy!’ star Ken Jennings is hosting a miniseries about the history of public transit [17d]
Why Trump’s ‘little problem’ with Apple could be a big challenge [17d]
How to move forward when you don’t know your next career step [17d]
This retro tech company made a functional 1984 Macintosh that’s 2 inches tall [17d]
Walgreens buyout could change the future of pharmacy care [17d]
Shopify’s user experience will soon ‘feel like sci-fi’ [17d]
Here’s how to spot 4 common investment scams [17d]
This startup wants to give you money to buy a house [17d]
Why McDonald’s ‘otherworldly’ spin-off restaurant failed to launch [17d]
The AI search wave is real. Can media survive it? [17d]
Can AI solve the loneliness epidemic? Here’s what Aristotle would say [17d]
The ‘Daniel Tiger’ effect: How quality kids’ TV impacts teen mental health—and why cuts to PBS could be disastrous [17d]
Maternal mental health needs more peer-reviewed research—not RFK’s journal ban [17d]
The best leaders know how to inspire. Here’s how [17d]
Tariffs are making wedding planning even more expensive and stressful [17d]
If the Amazon rainforest dried out, here’s what would happen [17d]
The best leaders hire people who are smarter than they are [17d]
U.S. solar energy growth may collide with uncertain trade policies [17d]
5 reasons that towns lose their local newspapers [17d]
For CEOs, AI tech literacy is no longer optional [17d]
How automation improves real estate interactions [17d]
Prioritize mental health as a business imperative [17d]
Menopause is having a “moment” [17d]
The new ‘Hunger Games’ movie is holding an open casting call—and TikTok’s wacky auditions do not disappoint [17d]
Nepo babies are using the ‘holy airball’ TikTok trend to humble brag about their famous parents [17d]
What’s happening with Victoria’s Secret? Website down, stock falls after unspecified ‘security incident’ [17d]
A TikTok trend has men calling to wish their friends good night. What does that say about male loneliness? [17d]
How To Embrace Enterprise AI: A Conversation with Bank of America’s Hari Gopalkrishnan [17d]
$14 billion in U.S. clean energy projects have been canceled or delayed this year [17d]
Supreme Court clears way for Utah oil project, scaling back a key environmental law [17d]
A federal court ruled Trump’s tariffs are illegal. Here’s what happens now [17d]
As AI models start exhibiting bad behavior, it’s time to start thinking harder about AI safety [17d]
U.S. moms are experiencing a sharp decline in mental health [17d]
Liquid Death takes aim at prebiotic sodas with some toilet humor [17d]
Hormel Foods recall: 256,000 pounds of Dinty Moore beef stew may be contaminated with wood. Check your cans right now [17d]