Tallying up tonnes of CO2 can feel like an abstraction. A new 'Carbon Impacts Tracer' illustrates how much damage emissions will really cause.

I visited Kyiv’s hidden offices and testing fields to meet the startups, soldiers, and government engineers making cutting-edge weapons at a pace the rest of the world is scrambling to match.

Craft stores like Michaels are well prepared for the internet's microtrend du jour.

America.gov can help users navigate federal websites and find services. The harder problem is making those services themselves easier to use.

The Freckle phone replaces internet and apps with outdoor quests, tactile buttons, and walkie-talkie mode.

Griffin donated $3 billion, mostly for a new campus in Miami, Florida.

A newly amended franchise disclosure from Checkers Drive-In Restaurants reveals net store declines for fast-food burger chains Checkers and Rally's.

A new paper examines how seemingly supportive conversations with AI can potentially reinforce unhealthy thinking and emotional dependence.

Even as the beloved store’s parent company pushes toward growth, a few longtime locations are shutting their doors.

Science has answers.

‘Cultures that celebrate exceptional intelligence eventually begin to mistake intelligence for infallibility.’

Business leaders play a role in creating opportunities for young people.

TikTok moms and dads claim the AI-generated images are a hack to avoid high picture-day prices.

"Rogue AI" stories have become fertile ground for jokes, but there's a serious side to the language, which some say lets tech giants off the hook.

Surprisingly, the same study found that the 'RTO Tax' is lowest in some of the country’s most expensive cities, including New York, Boston, and San Francisco, once salary is factored in.

AI is changing where companies choose to put down roots, kicking off a new global contest for business, talent, and capital.

The ban includes motorcycles, alcoholic beverages, and dairy products.

Citing market uncertainty, the California maker of the popular Oura ring has postponed plans to list its shares on the Nasdaq.

Retail chains across the country are standing by on Tuesday to celebrate America's favorite beverage. Here's a list of offers to get you going.

The 2026 Super El Niño is reshaping hurricane season in the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. Here’s what that means for you.

Heven AeroTech is betting its long-endurance, power-rich drones could solve one of the Pentagon’s hardest directed-energy problems: getting high-energy lasers into the sky.

Some roles are rungs on the ladder to your broader ambitions. Experts have advice on how to navigate them.

Researchers from ETH Zurich designed a walking robotic hand.

We must prepare for a future with AI, even if employees haven’t all bought in.

Platforms like Instagram have mechanisms to protect users from sensitive content, sometimes raising questions about who exactly is being protected.

Starship almost didn't make it to orbit when one of its engines shut down too soon.

I visited Kyiv’s hidden offices and testing fields to meet the startups, soldiers, and government engineers making cutting-edge weapons at a pace the rest of the world is scrambling to match.

A new book by the landscape architect Billy Fleming illustrates how communities have successfully addressed decarbonization and climate justice.

As a CEO, would you give a brilliant employee total freedom with no objectives, no constraints, no supervision, and no feedback?

The museum’s first-ever exhibition dedicated to the field includes works by a climatologist, The New York Times, and more.

A growing number of lawsuits argue that chatbot makers should be held responsible not just for their outputs, but for how their products are designed.

On a regional and local level, there’s a lot of variation.

The chipmaker says OpenShell and Sentry will restrict what AI agents can access, monitor their behavior, and shut them down if they cross software boundaries.

The deal includes nonsensitive items exported to the U.S. including fireworks and wooden Christmas ornaments.

As of Monday, the newly shuttered Starbucks locations are now being reflected on Google and in the coffee chain's store locator tool.

Craft stores like Michaels are well prepared for the internet's microtrend du jour.

Small urban design choices can help preserve—not exhaust—human attention.

Our research found less public support for policy provisions governing more complex issues related to data centers.

Seven habits for demanding excellence without being a jerk.

The team is the only unit of performance that matters now.

At stake was the Clarity Act, which would have provided light-touch regulation over cryptocurrency assets.

The museum’s first-ever exhibition dedicated to the field includes works by a climatologist, The New York Times, and more.

Smartglasses, drone deliveries, and AI agents are entering our lives at a rapid pace. Can we keep up with the adoption curve?

As people discount work they suspect AI produced, your public speaking skills may matter even more.

One of the fast-food chain's largest operators could close as many as 30 restaurants, new filings reveal. Five have already been identified.