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5 things to know about Jeff Dean's new startup [30d]
Alex Gibney's Elon doc isn't even out but Musk is already calling it a 'hit job' [30d]
Social media star Sydney Towle died at 26. She helped define a new generation of young cancer influencers. [30d]
Here's how SpaceX imagines its massive Terafab chip factory will look [30d]
The most iconic seafood shack in every state [30d]
PMI's head of comms explains why AI has made corporate websites more important than ever [30d]
DOGE's 'Wall of Receipts' doesn't add up, government auditors say [30d]
I lost my executive job while pregnant. I built a multimillion-dollar business instead. [30d]
My dad's Greek stuffed tomatoes are perfect for a healthy summer dinner [30d]
Mark Ruffalo says his Kia is 'hands down a better car' than a Tesla: 'Feels luxury' [30d]
Sadie Sink has become one of young Hollywood's best-dressed stars. Here's a look at her style through the years. [30d]
Here's what Hiroshima looks like today, 81 years after the atomic bomb [30d]
OpenAI says Apple's trade-secrets lawsuit is really about losing the AI talent war [30d]
Cable TV is dying — and can still be a very good business. [30d]
I tried frozen custard from Culver's, Freddy's, and Shake Shack — and there's only one chain I'm rushing to return to [30d]
A startup that places ads for brands like Best Buy and Target in AI platforms raised $30.5 million [30d]
I'm married, and I travel solo almost every month. It benefits my relationship in 4 unexpected ways. [31d]
We paid $9,000 a person for the cheapest cabin on an ultra-luxury expedition cruise. Here's what that price got us. [31d]
Enola Gay dropped the atomic bomb on Hiroshima in World War II. Here's where the plane is now. [31d]
Student-loan borrowers are facing payment errors and customer service delays. A new federal report offers a solution. [31d]
This YC startup raised $5 million for a personal assistant to help you stay on top of your text messages [31d]
The US dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima on this day in 1945. Haunting photos show what happened. [31d]
I tried 'folding' eggs instead of scrambling them. Now, it's my go-to way to upgrade breakfasts in a pinch. [31d]
Silicon Valley's latest meme obsession: A years-old picture of Chamath Palihapitiya in a chunky turtleneck [31d]
Jeff Dean's new startup pitch deck slides are an insane flex [31d]
My dog and I have traveled to over 45 countries together. It's not as difficult as you'd expect. [31d]
A new plasma product could put lifesaving blood care closer to where combat medics need it most [31d]
Satellite images show Russia added more anti-drone nets to its submarines at a Pacific base thousands of miles from Ukraine [31d]
Ford unveils the name and launch price for its midsize electric truck [31d]
Trump's name and face are showing up everywhere during his second term. Take a look. [31d]
My mother-in-law's care costs about $11,000 a month. At 66 and 72, we can't retire because we need to help her out. [31d]
I interviewed Wolfgang Puck for a school project when I was 10. Now I run his kitchen at Spago. [31d]
The states with the worst and best healthcare, ranked [31d]
We took my husband's 75-year-old grandmother to Iceland. We still talk about that trip 9 years later. [31d]
Soldiers have to plan out every step just to reach Ukraine's deadly 'zero line.' A sergeant said it's like 'Mission Impossible.' [31d]
Many new moms have intrusive thoughts. That's not the same as postpartum psychosis. [31d]
I've worked in the US, Europe, and Korea. The biggest difference is how people approach innovation. [31d]
The rise and fall of an American Legend: How the US fell out of love with Pizza Hut [31d]
Y Combinator applications are getting longer, with more em dashes. Guess why. [31d]
Googlers react to Jeff Dean's shock departure: 'Google is finally open-sourcing him for humanity' [31d]
Why tech leaders are writing code again [31d]
A former T-Mobile exec shares his strategy for working with difficult colleagues [31d]
Elon Musk's Terafab chip factory has rural Texans demanding a say in the AI buildout [31d]
I'm an 80-year-old widow who sold my home and moved into a retirement community. I'm less stressed and don't feel managed. [31d]
White House advisor says companies are blaming AI for layoffs because 'it plays better in the press' [31d]
Nvidia is quietly staffing a new AI safety team as it doubles down on open models [31d]
Internal Amazon documents reveal a major overhaul of one of the world's biggest AI data centers [31d]
A surprising backer of America’s affordable housing push: Big banks [31d]
They ran tea shops and podcasts. Now they're in the arms trade. [31d]
Uber's CTO says the company is coming to the end of its tokenmaxxing era [31d]
Jamie Dimon says one market risk could amplify market swings [31d]
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon says the AI spending boom is likely to pay off [31d]
X's product chief is stepping down to 'take a breather' after a year of running the app '24/7' [31d]
Three’s company: Meta says its AI agents went rogue during testing, too [31d]