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'Most Iranians realise that any US military action puts a further target on their backs'

Iran's top judge hinted at fast trials and executions for those who were detained in nationwide protests against the country's theocracy, Rochelle Ferguson Bouyahi welcomes Scott Lucas, Professor of A...

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The author of 'Sapiens' says AI is about to create 2 crises for every country

Yuval Noah Harari was a speaker at the 2026 World Economic Forum Chris Jung/NurPhoto via Getty Images The author of "Sapiens" Yuval Noah Harari said AI is going to cause two crises for every c...

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Focusing on future AI doom lets companies dodge responsibility today, professor says

Tobias Osborne, a Leibniz Universität Hannover physics professor, says AI apocalypse fears distract regulators and let companies evade accountability for real harms happening today. Yuichiro Chino/Get...

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When my friends moved to the suburbs, I decided to raise my kids in Chicago. Being an urban mom was the best choice.

The author raised her kids in Chicago. Unaihuiziphotography/Getty Images I knew many people who moved away from Chicago to raise their kids, but I stayed. In Chicago, my kids had access to parks, muse...

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Meet the people who think posting on social media is good for them

Steve Zeringue, Mfonsio Andrew, and Campbell Morrison don't subscribe to the "get offline" mentality. Steve Zeringue; Mfonsio Andrew; Campbell Morrison. Forget dumbphones and digital detoxes; ...

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I'm still working in the medical field at 83. My husband doesn't need me at home staring at him all day — I want to be productive.

Barbara Ford, 83, works in the medical field. Laura Thompson for BI This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Barbara Ford, an 83-year-old registered nurse and patient advocate for a healt...

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Hundreds of America's rural hospitals have vanished. Maps show closures by state.

Rural hospital closures limit healthcare for millions of Americans. Thomas Northcut/Getty Images Over `100 rural hospitals have closed since 2005, making it hard for millions to access healthcare. ERs...

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America's new sink-or-swim era is here

Tyler Le/BI A few years ago, HR practitioner T. Tara Turk-Haynes hired yoga instructors and meditation gurus to help employees handle burnout at the media company where she worked. She's not doing any...

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Locked in and celibate: For young tech founders, dating is a bug, not a feature

Getty Images; Alyssa Powell/BI "There's two things that I care about the most: the gym and my work," says Mahir Laul. The 18-year-old took a leave of absence from New York University this past...

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I escaped a cult and was homeless and desperate. Chris Martin gave me a piano, and I became a successful musician.

Jean-Philippe Riopy at his piano Courtesy of Greg Williams At 18, Jean-Philippe Rio-Py escaped a brutal cult that wrecked his childhood. He suffered hardship in his 20s and early 30s, but was determin...

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I had 90 days to find a job after getting laid off while on a work visa. A $50 book helped me land my dream role.

Aman Goyal Aman Goyal After being laid off last year, Aman Goyal faced pressure during his job search due to his visa status. Within two months of searching, he landed his dream role as an associate p...

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Fortune 100 companies are back in the office — but 'work from home dark matter' is thriving under the radar

Georg Loewen (left) and Leslie Snipes (right) Georg Loewen (left), Leslie Snipes (right) Most Fortune 100 employees are under a return-to-office mandate. However, hybrid and off-the-record remote work...

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I started drinking at 14, and it became a dangerous habit for more than 55 years. I'm finally sober at 70.

From left: Barbara Face pictured as a teenager when she first started drinking, at the height of her alcoholism, and sober, as she is today. Courtesy of Barbara Face Barbara Face began drinking at 14 ...

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Inside the relationship of Vice President JD Vance and second lady Usha Vance, who are expecting their fourth child

Republican vice presidential candidate Sen. JD Vance, R-Ohio, and his wife Usha Vance arrive to speak at a campaign rally, Saturday, July 27, 2024, in St. Cloud, Minn. Alex Brandon/AP JD Vance, Donald...

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'Most Iranians realise that any US military action puts a further target on their backs'

The author of 'Sapiens' says AI is about to create 2 crises for every country

Focusing on future AI doom lets companies dodge responsibility today, professor says

When my friends moved to the suburbs, I decided to raise my kids in Chicago. Being an urban mom was the best choice.

Meet the people who think posting on social media is good for them

I'm still working in the medical field at 83. My husband doesn't need me at home staring at him all day &mdash; I want to be productive.

Hundreds of America's rural hospitals have vanished. Maps show closures by state.

America's new sink-or-swim era is here

Locked in and celibate: For young tech founders, dating is a bug, not a feature

I escaped a cult and was homeless and desperate. Chris Martin gave me a piano, and I became a successful musician.

I had 90 days to find a job after getting laid off while on a work visa. A $50 book helped me land my dream role.

Fortune 100 companies are back in the office &mdash; but 'work from home dark matter' is thriving under the radar

I started drinking at 14, and it became a dangerous habit for more than 55 years. I'm finally sober at 70.

Inside the relationship of Vice President JD Vance and second lady Usha Vance, who are expecting their fourth child

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'Most Iranians realise that any US military action puts a further target on their backs'

The author of 'Sapiens' says AI is about to create 2 crises for every country

Focusing on future AI doom lets companies dodge responsibility today, professor says

When my friends moved to the suburbs, I decided to raise my kids in Chicago. Being an urban mom was the best choice.

Meet the people who think posting on social media is good for them

I'm still working in the medical field at 83. My husband doesn't need me at home staring at him all day &mdash; I want to be productive.

Hundreds of America's rural hospitals have vanished. Maps show closures by state.

America's new sink-or-swim era is here

Locked in and celibate: For young tech founders, dating is a bug, not a feature

I escaped a cult and was homeless and desperate. Chris Martin gave me a piano, and I became a successful musician.

I had 90 days to find a job after getting laid off while on a work visa. A $50 book helped me land my dream role.

Fortune 100 companies are back in the office &mdash; but 'work from home dark matter' is thriving under the radar

I started drinking at 14, and it became a dangerous habit for more than 55 years. I'm finally sober at 70.

Inside the relationship of Vice President JD Vance and second lady Usha Vance, who are expecting their fourth child

I'm still working in the medical field at 83. My husband doesn't need me at home staring at him all day — I want to be productive.

Fortune 100 companies are back in the office — but 'work from home dark matter' is thriving under the radar

I'm still working in the medical field at 83. My husband doesn't need me at home staring at him all day — I want to be productive.

Fortune 100 companies are back in the office — but 'work from home dark matter' is thriving under the radar