Early this month, the Trump administration proposed cutting more than $1.2 billion dollars of funding for the National Park Service. Meanwhile, new polling found that public parks are beloved by almost all Americans—making them among
A decade ago, the easiest way in the front door at a restaurant was often to call—or even just show up for a meal. Now, it’s far easier to book ahead, and the list of
Secretly juggling multiple remote jobs is helping some Americans get closer to early retirement. AJ_Watt/Getty Images Some Americans are secretly working multiple remote jobs so they can retire early. Four job jugglers shared how working
Getty Images William Fischer was in Peru, about to embark on a motorcycle tour around South America, when he got an offer he couldn’t refuse — a job offer, that is. A US-based fintech startup
Slim Aarons/Getty Images The days of revenge travel are over. After years of being cooped up at home, travelers rushed into the world with a vengeance, sparking a major travel boom from 2022 to 2024.
Walmart is laying off staff to “remove layers and complexity.” Gina Ferazzi / Los Angeles Times via Getty Images Walmart is laying off staff to “remove layers and complexity” in the company. In a memo
Urban Outfitters is bringing some of its fall stock into stores earlier. : Alex Segre/UCG/Universal Images Group via Getty Images Urban Outfitters will be bringing in its fall products early this year. The company’s CFO
A video of the 425th Separate Assault Regiment’s motorcycle company shows how Ukrainian soldiers plan to fight atop the light vehicles. 425th Separate Assault Regiment/Screenshot It’s Ukraine’s turn to adopt an unusual battle tactic from
Jane Goodall says she was objectified by male scientists when she first appeared on the cover of National Geographic. Robin L Marshall/Getty Images Jane Goodall, 91, says she was objectified by her male peers early
Reddit cofounder Alexis Ohanian said he “wholeheartedly wants” his 7-year-old to use AI every day. Bryan Bedder/Athlos/Getty Images for Athlos Alexis Ohanian said he “wholeheartedly wants” his 7-year-old to use AI every day. “I want
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and his daughter attended the launch of Pyongyang’s first 5,000-ton destroyer in April. A second destroyer launch was reported by state media to have ended in disaster on Wednesday.
Klarna said it used an AI doppelganger of CEO Sebastian Siemiatkowski to report its updated quarterly earnings. Klarna Klarna said it used an AI avatar of its CEO to report quarterly earnings in a YouTube
President Donald Trump said he was considering taking Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac public. Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images Trump said he’s considering taking Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac public. The move would privatize the mortgage giants,
People keep telling me that big agencies are the future—that you need massive scale, deep pockets, and cutting-edge tech to survive. But after 25 years in this business, I’ve seen firsthand that raw creativity and
Customer retention is more than a buzzword—it is a proven driver of sustainable growth and profitability. Sounds like common sense? Think again. Customer churn is on the rise. Yet, while many organizations recognize the value
“We doubled our marketing team, and still fell behind.” That’s what one founder told me in January, frustrated after months of hiring, onboarding, and budgeting…only to lose ground anyway. In 2025, the old formula of
Most people think of urban open spaces in terms of grand parks—Chicago’s Millennium Park or New York’s Central Park or San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park. These are our iconic parks—our sublime spaces. They serve as
After spending forever floundering for a solution to a problem, an Aha moment can feel like magic. But a new study by researchers from Duke University and the University of Berlin has found that the
In an era dominated by artificial intelligence and smartphones, one of the most overlooked engines of economic growth sits quietly at the heart of every neighborhood: the public library. Gone are the days when libraries
Rather than clocking in at a Saturday job or selling old clothes for quick cash, Gen Z has another side hustle up their sleeve: selling their personal data. To take advantage of the nearly seven hours a