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I never tracked my teenagers on an app. Our relationships are better for it. [29d]
Ed Sheeran's tour faces yet another setback: Mother Nature [29d]
Walmart won't charge a 'personalized price', CEO says [29d]
Meta's Muse feels real in a way the metaverse never did [29d]
Bill Gates warns AI is 'powerful enough to drive events that cause a billion deaths' [29d]
I wasn't ready to leave my college, so I took a job at my alma mater. It gave me the closure graduation never did. [29d]
Each state's infrastructure, ranked worst to best [29d]
Every Taylor Swift album, ranked from worst to best [29d]
Ron Johnson worked with Steve Jobs for 11 years. This lesson stuck with him. [29d]
All 32 Robert Pattinson movies, ranked [29d]
I was afraid to delegate tasks for my 7-figure business. Learning to let go helped me grow it to nearly $5M. [29d]
A Google employee said he quit because he's worried about superintelligent AI [29d]
Meta smart glasses have a new AI-training opt-out [29d]
Appeals court allows Pentagon to label Anthropic a national security risk [29d]
See the luxurious, heavily fortified presidential jets that world leaders use for official travel [29d]
I moved from the US to Germany 4 years ago. Here are the 7 biggest culture shocks I've experienced. [29d]
6 of the best scents to wear this fall, according to professional perfumers [29d]
Taylor Swift's 'The Life of a Showgirl' deluxe album has 4 new songs. They range from inspired to indefensible. [29d]
What I learned about AI's PR crisis from bingeing 130 political TV ads [29d]
My childhood best friend and I have very different adult lives. We stay connected with one annual tradition. [29d]
I compared The Pioneer Woman's and Joanna Gaines' Buffalo chicken dips. Only one was good enough for game day. [29d]
Ready for health tech's latest toys? Be prepared to pay out of pocket. [29d]
The Pentagon wants ultra-precise clocks that could help troops fight without GPS [29d]
I left London for an island many people haven't heard of. My life didn't change in the way I expected. [29d]
I co-created Blue's Clues. Working on the show didn't make parenting easier, but I did learn from Steve's pause. [29d]
Ukraine’s fast medical robots can outrun Russian attacks, but speed creates new risks, makers and medics say [29d]
The British Army wants better drone pilots, so it makes them learn 'the hardest way to fly' [29d]
The real 'To Catch a Predator' host Chris Hansen isn't happy about 'Primetime' [29d]
I got a sneak peek at Qantas’ new business class designed for the world's longest flights. Here are the coolest perks. [29d]
The new TSA security scanners are getting smaller. Your carry-on bags will be fine. [29d]
I built my career by pushing through a painful chronic health issue. At 29, I'm adjusting my expectations. [29d]
We want to hear how different generations are using AI agents [29d]
A doctor shares her muscle-building routine for longevity, from quick weightlifting workouts to daily protein [29d]
A JPMorgan veteran left to work in Detroit's government. Now he's back to help the bank's $1.5 trillion security effort. [29d]
Billionaire David Rubenstein told us why he paid $1.7 billion for a baseball team, and shared his 2 biggest investing mistakes [29d]
From gumball machines to AI stores: How an entrepreneur followed what's trending to build an 8-figure business [29d]
AI can't take over your holiday shopping quite yet, a new study suggests. [29d]
'Soar' wars: Inside two AI startups' messy fight over the same name [29d]
This startup added a new job app requirement for interns: handwritten cover letters [29d]
I was laid off from Oracle in March and have been job hunting since. Getting a human to see my app is the hardest part. [29d]
I was a super-volunteer when my kids were in elementary school. Once they reached high school, I turned that role over to my husband. [29d]
KPMG is building a Silicon Valley-style incubator to help sidestep Big Four bureaucracy [29d]
I started The Nitro Bar with $1,500 and wood from my basement. Here's how I grew it to a 7-figure business. [29d]
The head of one of the largest US endowments says OpenAI and Anthropic are in big trouble [29d]
OpenAI has a Mark Zuckerberg-shaped problem [29d]
Nvidia's historic stock boom is turning its golden handcuffs into a ticket out the door [29d]
She left her NYC teaching job to open a sewing studio. Here's how she did it. [29d]
Russia's once-rare turbojet drones that fly twice as fast are now attacking Ukraine by the thousands [29d]
The who's who in tech showed up for Trump's glitzy White House dinner with China's leader [29d]
Diane von Furstenberg, 79, says she never felt guilty about choosing work over her kids [29d]
Some say Taylor Swift is doing too much to stay in the spotlight. What if she just loves her job? [29d]
I spent months traveling solo around Asia. A trip with a friend showed me how much I'd changed. [29d]