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- I taught English in Cape Verde 35 years ago. Connecting with a former student at a World Cup watch party was magical. [26d]
- Pilots react to a Boeing 777 freighter that came within feet of the ground in a 'reckless' stunt over Texas [26d]
- I'm an American who lived in Ireland for a year. Everyone who visited me used this packing list — and thanked me later. [26d]
- I left Big Law to become an investor, but building an AI firm proved more lucrative. We hit 6 figures in our first 6 months. [26d]
- I stayed at the only hotel on Hawaii's 'least touristy' island for $260 a night. I'd do it again for the convenience and views. [26d]
- The spread of the 2x playback button is a sign of brainrot — and I love it [26d]
- I took my kids to a family-friendly pub to watch the World Cup. It's more socially acceptable now. [26d]
- House committee subpoenas Leon Black in the middle of closed-door interview about Jeffrey Epstein [26d]
- Mamdani's rent freeze is official. One chart shows who stands to benefit. [26d]
- OpenAI says access to its new GPT-5.6 model is limited at the US government's request [26d]
- I'm a professional chef and recipe developer. Whenever I go to Trader Joe's, I look for these 11 flavorful staples. [26d]
- Elon Musk agrees with Tim Cook: The memory shortage is unprecedented [26d]
- Forget Apple. Amazon just made AI a lot more expensive. [26d]
- GNC's AI-powered drones help reduce backorders while boosting warehouse worker satisfaction [26d]
- Ukraine is spilling its enemies' military secrets. Soldiers, arms makers, and foreign governments all want access. [26d]
- Student-loan borrowers get new timeline for leaving a key repayment plan — and some will have 'even more time' [26d]
- My family's first trip to Argentina was great, but it could've been better if we had avoided these 4 mistakes [26d]
- How FIFA spends millions on World Cup grass [26d]
- This startup ghosted its employees. It's now staking its future on SpaceX. [26d]
- He joined the fight against ISIS, expecting combat. What happened inside an Iraqi cave still haunts him. [26d]
- Gavin Newsom backs nationwide billionaire tax and an AI equity fund: 'Every American should own a piece' [26d]
- A Rhode Island mansion that predates the Declaration of Independence by 53 years is on the market for $3 million. See inside. [26d]
- I spent $500 on a cross-country red-eye flight in Delta's basic economy. I'm glad I didn't upgrade to a premium class. [26d]
- US soldiers need drones they can easily grab like ammo and fly under fire, Army commander says [26d]
- A depressing new study found women had an easier time getting hired after losing weight on GLP-1s [26d]
- A woman and her siblings never moved out of their mom's house. Now, 11 relatives live under one roof — and love it. [26d]
- Creativity strikes back at the Cannes Lions advertising festival [26d]
- My husband and I went on our first road trip after only dating for 2 months. We're making sure our 3 kids love them, too. [26d]
- 'Queer Eye' star Antoni Porowski says the tech and advertising worlds are obsessing over the wrong word [27d]
- I tried all the flavors of Olipop prebiotic soda I could find and ranked them from worst to best [27d]
- OpenAI's Dave Dugan explains how ChatGPT is building a new ad category [27d]
- Sun, suits, and Speedos: I asked workers in London's financial district how they're beating Europe's punishing heat wave [27d]
- Every movie based on DC Comics, ranked [27d]
- I moved to a new city for family support. They left, but I stayed. [27d]
- I started a phone valet company to help teens be more present at events. The results surprised me. [27d]
- We're on the cusp of a Larry Bird-Magic Johnson type showdown in the public markets [27d]
- A US Army brigade used hundreds of one-way attack drones in a recent wargame. Over half were homemade. [27d]
- I never thought I'd get paid family leave as a freelancer. I then found a way to get $2,300 a week as a new mom. [27d]
- Michael Dell is absolutely crushing it this year [27d]
- The best way to stand out in an AI hiring market may be surprisingly old-fashioned, a recruitment CEO says [27d]
- A wealthy family owned a private island for over 100 years. They moved south and sold it for $26.5 million. [27d]
- I own a Turkish Restaurant in San Francisco. Turkey's World Cup match here has changed my business. [27d]
- Stripe cofounder John Collison is 'bullish' on double majors being successful in the AI era [27d]
- Robotics startup FieldAI has hit a $100 million milestone [27d]
- The new place to advertise your celeb-filled Series A funding round is ... a NYC bodega? [27d]
- SpaceX employees got rich off stock options. Ex-Blue Origin workers say theirs are worthless. [27d]
- Workers with this mindset are thriving in the AI era, says BCG leader [27d]
- 3 founders skipped VC funding, used AI to stay lean, and got to $1 million in revenue in year one [27d]
- Slate's $24,950 EV truck is tiny, stripped-down, and ridiculously customizable [27d]
- I moved to Colorado and became a ski instructor after a layoff from my senior VP job. The pay cut is worth the peace. [27d]
- This new research challenges nearly every big AI narrative of 2026 [27d]
- AI is writing almost all startup code. That's creating a new problem. [27d]
- 'Talladega Nights' director Adam McKay let a concerned Sacha Baron Cohen choose which of his jokes made it in [27d]
- Anthropic salaries revealed: How much the AI juggernaut pays technical staff, product managers, and more [27d]
- Katie Couric says a male colleague's advice after she encountered workplace sexism became a 'life lesson' [27d]
- What smart people are saying about price hikes by Apple and Xbox [27d]
- Mark Cuban said AI firms should spend billions to help cities hit by job losses as a 'cost of doing business' [27d]
- Seventeen's Jeonghan is back in K-pop life after years on hiatus — with a new take on working 9-to-6 [27d]
- Trump's DOT proposes new rules for driverless vehicles [27d]
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