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The annual Lyrid meteor shower peaks in the early hours of April 22, with up to 20 meteors per hour visible under dark skies.
The software company summarized key points from a book coauthored by its CEO, which argues that defense is a moral imperative for tech elites.
The beta tool helps users generate drink ideas and customize orders before heading to the app.
The rising Gen Z rock band is raising questions about the line between being an industry plant and just having a robust marketing budget.
The chain says its new chicken sandwiches are significantly larger than McDonald’s—and come with a full meal for less.
The New Jersey-born influencer has been profiled by a number of mainstream news outlets recently. This time he got interview mogged.
Her daily habits with Jeff Bezos are fueling a wider debate about wealth and relatability.
Early-stage AI startups often operate on a budget—even when they’re co-founded by the daughter of famous billionaires.
A little-known perk can knock up to 20¢ off per gallon—but hardly anyone is using it.
The new ‘LimeBike’ is lighter, easier to steer, and more comfortable for a wider range of riders.
Get to know the city’s ‘Blue Zones.’
It is April and Home Depot’s Halloween collection is back with one notable
The move has sparked a debate online about tech obsolescence. Some of the devices date back to 2007, but users have become attached to them.
Whether you want to show off in the Hamptons or dress like a Slurpee, the retail chain has you covered. It’s not the only store that doubles as a...
FOX, CNBC, and CNN now have Kalshi forecasts integrated into their platforms.
The streaming giant’s new app lets kids play games with familiar characters while giving parents more control over screen time
What happens when we become preoccupied with finding niche compatibility tests and categorizing the differences between partners?
The star designer talks to Fast Company about how she brought her luxe aesthetic to a mass-market audience.
A key plot reveal and public criticism are changing how audiences see The Drama.
Not everyone is convinced that endless shrimp killed an entire restaurant chain, but rumored modifications indicate that it learned from past...
Sage & Coombe Architects unanimously approved a collective bargaining agreement, making it the second firm in the U.S. to ratify a contract.
The streaming service’s new Artist Profile Protection feature lets artists make sure the music on their profile is actually theirs.
The prediction market added new rules that govern bets on outcomes based on insider information.
Members of NYU’s faculty represented by Contract Faculty United-United Auto Workers are on the picket line after not reaching a contract agreement...
Vitra’s new design is a mobile, customizable space for the modern workplace.
A much-anticipated horror novel won’t be making its U.S. debut, sparking a debate about authorship and the reliability of AI detection.
Google Labs announced new features for its vibe design tool Stitch, as competition in the interface design tool space grows.
The company is turning its prediction platform into a physical hangout for traders and policy watchers.
Prepare for your career in thought leadership, rocket emojis and all.
As OpenAI delays the chatbot’s ‘adult mode,’ some users who profess to be involved with AI partners say they just want to have grownup conversations.
Niantic Spatial, a spinout of the game maker behind the mobile phenomenon, is putting all that AR creature-catching data to interesting use.
Bad Bunny Highlighted Puerto Rico’s Energy Crisis. This Stanford Duo is Doing Something About it Raya Power co-founders Meghan Wood and Nicole...
This ‘Illegal’ Ride-Hailing App Lets Drivers Keep 100 Percent of What They Earn For a $50 monthly fee, Empower turns the full fare over to the...