Spring Forward Sucks
Americans agree the clock-switching is miserable -- they just can't agree on what to replace it with
Americans agree the clock-switching is miserable -- they just can't agree on what to replace it with
Everyone hates Chris Fusco from Love Is Blind. They just can't agree on why.
Trump says four weeks. His critics say he just started another Iraq. The answer depends on what the goal is.
Khamenei is dead. The Assembly of Experts could pick his successor within days. Three camps want very different Irans.
The Dow dropped hundreds of points last week, more today with the Iran war. For most Americans, that's irrelevant.
Trump's Fed pick is a hawk who's been talking like a dove. Inflation and the Iran war just made his job harder.
The costs are here. The productivity gains are a promise. The timing gap is the whole fight.
Anthropic was blacklisted for demanding two safety red lines. Hours later, OpenAI signed a deal with the same red lines.
Iran confirmed it Sunday morning after denying it all Saturday. Three US troops are dead. The war is just starting.
The Fed's inflation target is treated as economic law. At least three camps think it's just a number.
Wholesale inflation came in hot. Wall Street tanked, again. Three camps disagree on what it means for your grocery bill.
China controls 91% of refining. No amount of mining in Montana will fix that.
He's been arrested, stripped of his title, and he's still eighth in line to the throne.
The chipmaker controls 92% of the AI market. Does that spell monopoly -- or just good engineering?
Ashley Tisdale wrote about leaving a toxic mom group. The internet blamed Hilary Duff. Then Duff's husband weighed in.
The Pentagon wants Anthropic to remove its safety guardrails. Anthropic said no.
$20 billion in jobs, or 27 gas turbines poisoning a Black neighborhood?
Rob Rausch just played a perfect game on The Traitors. Not everyone thinks that's a compliment.
Apple's touchscreen MacBook resurrects a 15-year argument about whether laptops should let you reach for the screen.
IonQ's 202% growth proves quantum computing is making money -- or proves investors are paying for hype.