Since the launch of ChatGPT in 2022, people have increasingly turned to AI for assistance in legal cases. Illustration by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images Australia’s Fair Work Commission said it’s facing a rise in people using
Our ultra-luxury cruise through Japan aboard Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection’s Luminara felt special. David Morris I booked a $ 35,000-per-person sailing through Japan on Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection’s Luminara. Our suite felt luxurious, and the service we
During a trip to Morocco, I took an excursion by myself. Amanda Shammas On a recent trip to Morocco, I decided to take a solo excursion to the Agafay Desert. At first, I was nervous
“I wish I had slowed down to reflect more deeply on this opportunity before saying yes.” That’s what Tanya told me in a coaching session. Even though she had just been promoted, she was close
When Babylist’s founder and CEO, Natalie Gordon, was growing up, she wasn’t always excited about opening her Christmas and birthday presents. Every year, members of her family—especially her grandmother—would contribute money to her college fund.
US Marine Raiders perform a simulated raid, March 13, 2026. Lance Cpl. Frank Sepulveda Torres/US Marine Corps Special operations chief says military must drop some old training methods The Pentagon is under pressure to transform
Dan Loeb is the billionaire founder of Third Point. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid The AI boom is “very different from the dot-com bubble,” Dan Loeb says. The hedge-fund billionaire pointed to Big Tech companies’ healthy profits and
Wayve develops self-driving software for other companies. Bloomberg/Getty Images Autonomous-vehicle software startup Wayve is creating an AI lab focused on embodied intelligence. The UK-based company wants to apply self-driving lessons to other robots. Wayve plans
You’ve found the wedding invitation of your dreams. The illustration is a delicate watercolor by an artist whose work you’d happily hang on your wall. There’s just one problem: the painting on the card is
There’s a place that you’ve never actually set foot in, but your subconscious recognizes it. It’s a maze of hallways full of yellowed wallpaper, dingy cream carpet, and fluorescent lights—an amalgamation of all the in-between,
There’s a sharp divide between how much moms and dads of young children want to work, according to a first-of-its-kind National Parent Survey published Wednesday by the New Practice Lab at New America, a Washington,
On any given day, a visitor to the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Bentonville, Arkansas, could encounter something uncommon. Alice Walton, daughter of Walmart founder Sam Walton and the current richest woman on
Until I became a software engineer at 32, my whole professional life was organized around the written word. I was a historian, one who was firmly anchored in books and archives and articles. I switched
To save on space, the Library of Congress is packing what would otherwise be pages and pages worth of documents and other media from U.S. history into a single vial for the nation’s time capsule
The growing number and cheap cost of drones mean Russia can send more after every Ukrainian soldier. Wolfgang Schwan/Anadolu via Getty Images Russia used to avoid using its drones against a lone Ukrainian soldier or
Saudi Arabia has halted construction on The Line, the over-hyped megacity that was supposed to slice through the sand like a mirrored sword, until 2030—LOL!—after multiple delays and downsizings. Anyone with two functioning eyes and three ounces
Russia is converting a growing number of Shahed drones from one-way attack drones into operator-guided aircraft. 47th Mechanized Brigade via Ministry of Defense of Ukraine/Screengrab Russia’s Shahed attack drones are typically launched with preset targets.
Many proponents of American manufacturing talk about making cars domestically and helping the U.S. auto industry soar. In the case of Detroit-based drone startup Birdstop, that is literally the plan. In its search for ways
Moon Base Alpha is real. The success of Artemis II’s lunar loop in April has energized plans for a permanent lunar foothold in the next decade. Once the purview of science fiction, an actual Moon
Sunjana Ramana is building her company, Flax, in the UK. Courtesy of Sunjana Ramana The “American dream” didn’t last long for Sunjana Ramana. After 4 ½ years in the US and three failed attempts at