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U.K. teen boys spend more time gaming each week than in class [164d]
Trump administration to redistribute $2.4 billion from California’s high-speed railroad [164d]
The rise of the CEO brand [164d]
Zillow tried to stop off-market housing inventory—Compass is fighting back [164d]
AI investments are booming. Here’s a list of multi-billion dollar deals from Nvidia, Oracle, and more [164d]
Scientists just discovered the time of day when you’re smarter, more focused, and at your cognitive best [164d]
How Kentucky’s Buffalo Trace Distillery bounced back from a massive flood [164d]
Amazon moves to close Amazon Fresh grocery stores in UK after shuttering some U.S. locations earlier this year [164d]
How Trump is spreading unproven information about Tylenol, autism, and vaccines [164d]
Silicon Valley is reeling from Trump’s new H-1B visa fees [164d]
As ABC’s Kimmel suspension ends, a look back at Trump’s other key media disputes [164d]
Companies are loudly calling themselves ‘AI-first.’ Are they helping or hurting their own brands? [164d]
How to watch ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live!’: ABC late-night host returns tonight after Disney suspension [164d]
Is the return-to-office push backfiring on employers? [165d]
Women’s healthcare is under attack. Here’s how to fight back through pioneering feminist design [165d]
These mini vinyl records might be your new favorite collectible [165d]
Americans are losing their democracy in the same way they’ve failed to stop climate change—not with a bang but a whimper [165d]
This stunning new sculpture visualizes what climate change could do to the Earth [165d]
80 housing markets cross a critical line—why that’s good for homebuyers [165d]
OK Go’s Damian Kulash on his secret to creative thinking [165d]
Medium CEO Tony Stubblebine on launching a new app and turning around a 13-year losing streak [165d]
YouTube failed as a dating site. This one change altered its fortunes forever [165d]
How to build influence on LinkedIn without being cringe [165d]
These are the best (and worst) cities for women to live, work, and thrive [165d]