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Meta's Muse gives Zuckerberg another shot at building a real platform [33d]
We skipped Switzerland's tourist hubs for a quieter town. It made our family's dream trip even better. [33d]
'It's such a slap in the face': Job seekers in their 50s share the unique challenges they face [33d]
What we know about the FAA outage disrupting thousands of flights across the Northeast [33d]
Gen Z is bringing iced coffee to the job interview. Recruiters have thoughts. [33d]
What the Great Iced Coffee Debate says about job hunting in 2026 [33d]
Taylor Swift is in her WAG era — here's every time she's cheered on Travis Kelce and the Chiefs [33d]
A US Army training command says it is updating its drone warfare curriculum every 60 days [33d]
Of course Larry and David Ellison got their way [33d]
I'm an American who went to Oktoberfest for the first time. Here are 5 things that surprised me most about the German festival. [33d]
Read the memo that Paramount CEO David Ellison sent to staffers after 2 settlements that clear the way for his WBD deal [33d]
Trump says there are ways to 'rein' in AI 'if we have to' [33d]
The 20 richest women in the world, ranked [33d]
I was awarded $1 million in scholarships to NYU. I also sacrificed a lot of my teenage life to get there. [33d]
Paramount clears the last major hurdle to buying Warner Bros. Discovery by settling the lawsuit brought by 12 states [33d]
10 of the US' youngest billionaires in 2026 — and how they got their fortunes [33d]
I left my job at 50 and retired to Mexico. After 3 years, there are 5 things I'd tell any American hoping to do the same. [33d]
Ukraine's growing fleet of new high-speed interceptors is downing Russia's fastest attack drones [33d]
How to stop Meta from training on your Muse data [33d]
Taylor Swift's football fashion ranked worst to best, from $70,000 ensembles to vintage Chiefs gear [33d]
These award-winning underwater photos provide a rare glimpse beneath the world's oceans [33d]
An engineer's viral post captures the soul-crushing downside of AI coding [33d]
We asked 8 supply chain leaders what impressed and surprised them most about AI. Here's what they said. [33d]
Amazon is keeping Meta’s Muse out of its shopping carts [33d]
I've lived in New England my entire life. There's one town in this region I swear by visiting every fall. [33d]
Top TV networks boycott filming Trump's press conferences and other events [33d]
I travel alone all the time. There's one thing everyone should do before taking their first solo trip. [33d]
I'm a former flight attendant. Here are 8 things I do every time I fly as a passenger. [33d]
I compared Martha Stewart's and Ina Garten's apple pie recipes. Only one actually tasted like apple pie. [33d]
I thought I was hopeless at interior design. Picking a paint color for my daughter's room gave me the creative spark I needed. [33d]
I've been to several 'dupes' for Switzerland around the US, and none beat the Alpine feel of Washington's North Cascades [33d]
I'm a personal stylist for corporate clients. There are 5 mistakes I always tell them to avoid when dressing for work. [33d]
I attempted Olive Garden's Never-Ending Pasta Bowl. It was a reminder of why chains can't quit bottomless deals. [33d]
Russia's secret plan to supercharge kamikaze drone production [33d]
News outlets Trump banned from White House announce lawsuit [33d]
My husband joked, 'I'm going to go from med tech to mermaids?' Now he's the CEO of our daughter's company. [33d]
They planned their futures around America. Now they're putting down roots elsewhere. [33d]
2 things you can do to get promoted, according to a PwC exec [33d]
This artist hacked a CitiBike to make NYC's affordability crisis harder to ignore [33d]
I'm a CEO who's rejected tons of AI applications. AI writing isn't an automatic disqualifier, but there's a line. [33d]
Grandma slop is tearing families apart [33d]
The US wants an AI-era 'red phone' with China [34d]
Ukraine's answer to Russia's new jet-powered drones takes a Shahed-like form [34d]
Serena Williams and Alexis Ohanian are letting their daughters chart their own paths — with one caveat [34d]
I fell for my surf instructor in Morocco. We got married and turned an abandoned riad into a hotel. [34d]