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How climate tech startups are planning for life under Trump vs. Harris [253d]
What’s open and closed on Election Day 2024? Banks, stock markets, USPS, DMV, and more [253d]
Amazon, Walmart, and Target offer ‘returnless refunds’. Who’s eligible? [253d]
American Freight is closing all of its stores. Bankruptcy filing warns of possible paycheck delays for laid-off employees [253d]
Meta slapped with a $15 million fine by South Korea. Here’s why [253d]
Reproductive rights are an economic issue [253d]
Why Walmart and other retailers slashed their Christmas imports [253d]
Elon Musk says it’s ‘pointless’ to build a human-driven $25,000 Tesla [253d]
Live election results 2024: How to watch on CNN, Amazon, YouTube, and elsewhere, free without cable [253d]
‘This is a victory’: Boeing and union reach a deal, ending a months-long strike [253d]
Should we get rid of the Electoral College? Most Americans would support a popular vote system. Switching to one would be tough [253d]
Election Day 2024: These 10 states have abortion on the ballot. Read the wording carefully [254d]
12 iconic visual moments that defined the 2024 election [254d]
This is why today’s leaders need a new playbook [254d]
Election night is Calm’s ‘Super Bowl,’ so it’s buying 30 seconds of silence on CNN and ABC [254d]
How to manage election stress at work, according to a psychologist [254d]
5 leaders weigh in on how to make pay transparency work [254d]
Just a few hundred public officials control the entire U.S. power grid—and some of them are on your ballots [254d]
How Pop Crave and Pop Base became major news sources in the 2024 presidential election [254d]
One bright spot for the 2024 Election, no matter who wins [254d]
5 things never to say when talking to your boss about a problem [254d]
When do the polls close in battleground states? 7 Election Day results to watch including Pennsylvania, Georgia, Wisconsin races [254d]
‘It’s okay to not be okay’: A Harvard psychiatrist talks about why anxiety around this election feels different [254d]
Here’s why Trump’s allies are talking about a squirrel right now [254d]
You can still register to vote on Election Day in almost half the U.S., including swing states Michigan, Nevada, and Wisconsin [254d]
Pennsylvania judge rules that Elon Musk’s daily $1 million voter giveaway can proceed [254d]
Thousands of London protesters demand water companies clean up polluted rivers [254d]
Perplexity rolls out an AI election information hub. Use it at your own risk [254d]
Economic stability depends on democracy [254d]
Conservationists sue U.S. to block a controversial lithium mine in Nevada [254d]
Shark Tank’s Jane Lu says this AI-generated job app was the ‘worst email I’ve ever received’ [254d]
Americans seeking Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk’s weight-loss drugs turn to compounded market [254d]
How to get ahead of bad chatbots [254d]
‘Can you imagine if our homepage went down?’ New York Times tech workers go on strike before the election [254d]
Are nicknames appropriate in the workplace? Here’s when it’s okay to use them—and when it’s not [254d]
These are the housing markets where power is quickly shifting toward buyers [254d]
Why the ‘secret vote’ is dominating the election’s last days [254d]
YouTube is eating the TV industry’s lunch [254d]
‘Now I’m a big boy and I like it’: Young men on TikTok are turning to testosterone boosters [254d]
Employers must give you time off to vote in 28 states: What workers need to know about Election Day rights [254d]
Americans are ‘doom spending’ to cope with election stress [254d]
USC researchers offer a glimpse inside the right-wing echo chamber on X and Telegram [254d]
Why this tiny English village doesn’t want a data center next door [254d]
This vote-swapping service wants to help Democrats conflicted over the Gaza war cast ‘protest votes’ while still opposing Trump [254d]
‘Oh my God, what’s going to happen?’: How U.S. voters are coping with election stress [254d]