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Charlie Puth admits he ‘applied’ to sing at the Super Bowl. It shows how one key personality trait fuels success [17d]
Constraints do not limit creativity—they unlock it [17d]
Design as a catalyst for wellbeing [17d]
Everything you ever wanted to know about the Super Bowl’s confetti blizzard [17d]
‘Today’ host Savannah Guthrie is demanding proof of life for her mother. Deepfakes will make that complicated [17d]
How TikTok became the front row to the 2026 Winter Olympics [17d]
People have noticed that TrumpRX looks a lot like GoodRX. There’s a reason for the similarities [17d]
Amazon’s shares fall after announcing plan to increase capital spending by 60% [17d]
These 5 small shifts in your diet can lower your risk for chronic disease [17d]
Winter Olympics live-stream 2026: How to watch the opening ceremony, including free options [17d]
Bitcoin crash update: Punishing price slide has investors wondering today: Where is the bottom? [17d]
How AWS-powered Next Gen Stats changed the NFL forever [17d]
Vibe coding is coding, period [17d]
The main reason your company’s healthcare costs are skyrocketing [17d]
Your Super Bowl LX cheat sheet [17d]
This new tech turns cargo ship exhaust into limestone [17d]
What if everything you think you know about passwords is wrong? Here’s what really makes a strong password in 2026 [17d]
Can MAGA’s spite show outperform Bad Bunny? (Or at least the Puppy Bowl)? [17d]
How Super Bowl streaming stopped being free [17d]
You’re definitely going to watch Rocket’s Super Bowl ad. The company made sure of it [17d]
Starbucks’s CEO announces a huge change to win back customers [17d]
Why being adaptable is an important skill in today’s world (and how to cultivate it) [17d]
How the Olympics designed its two-city opening ceremony [17d]
U.S. political polarization started a lot earlier than you might expect [17d]
Are you morally obligated to pay taxes? [17d]
How AI is forcing journalists and PR to work smarter, not louder [18d]
The hidden risk of building a leadership team with people you know [18d]
Why so many meme coins fail almost immediately [18d]
AI is helping funders evaluate more ideas more fairly [18d]
Layoffs have reached the highest level since 2009. (And AI may not even be to blame.) [18d]
ChatGPT caricatures are taking over social media—but at what cost? [18d]
Why one Anthropic update wiped billions off software stocks [18d]
Nike is being investigated for anti-white discrimination. It could upend corporate DEI. [18d]
Anthropic’s new Claude Opus 4.6 aims to think through bigger codebases [18d]
Visa launches a new platform aimed at helping small businesses access capital and gain exposure [18d]
The tech industry is spending millions to fix data centers’ image problem [18d]
Special educators are using AI to fill in the gaps, but the effects are unknown [18d]
How data centers provided power during Winter Storm Fern [18d]
Clean energy jobs were soaring during the Biden era. Not anymore [18d]
Bob Iger just left his Disney successor a disaster in the making [18d]
Why Novo Nordisk stock fell 7% after a telehealth startup’s announcement [18d]
Does your workplace look like this? If not, mothers may not want to work there [18d]
Job openings drop to lowest level since 2020 [18d]
Denmark’s child care and parental leave policies erase 80% of the ‘motherhood penalty’ [18d]
Anthropic takes aim at chatbot ads—with its own Super Bowl ad [18d]
The real reasons Elon Musk merged xAI and SpaceX [18d]
How the Epstein files reignited the rich and powerful’s oldest grudges [18d]
This is the next big thing in corporate AI [18d]
What your organization can learn from the NFL’s decision to feature Bad Bunny in the Super Bowl [18d]