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Why Google Bid $10 Million for a Failed Airline’s Data
The Spirit Airlines deal points to AI companies’ growing ambitions to automate white-collar work.
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How to Break Up With Your Therapist Without Ghosting Them
Experts explain how to tell your therapist it isn't working out.
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How to Break Up With Your Therapist Without Ghosting Them
Experts explain how to tell your therapist it isn't working out.
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How TIME and Statista Determined the Best Employers of 2026
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How TIME and Statista Determined America's Best Colleges of 2026-2027
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America's Best Colleges of 2026-2027
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‘Another Trump Attempt to Rig Elections’: Lawmakers Respond to Supreme Court Win for Trump Mail-in Voting Restrictions
The Supreme Court ruled in favor of Trump’s order restricting mail-in voting for now—but didn’t rule on its legality.
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Iran Vows Retaliation After U.S. Widens ‘Economic D-Day’ Sanctions
After the measures were announced, Iran said its government was prepared to counter the newly unveiled U.S. sanctions.
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Why AI Watermarks and Detectors Could Backfire
AI watermarks and detectors may leave us worse off by creating a false sense of confidence in content marked as genuine, writes Nadav Ziv.
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Summer Is Ending With a 'Blood Moon' Lunar Eclipse. Here's What To Know.
What to know about the Aug. 27 eclipse.
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The Heartbreaking True Story of Mica Miller and Netflix's Death of the Pastor's Wife
A new Netflix docuseries seeks to understand what led to the death of Mica Miller, the wife of a South Carolina pastor
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J.D. Vance Calls Canada a ‘State,’ Claims ‘Freudian Slip’
The Vice President's remark came after being asked about the recent heated trade talks between the U.S. and its northern neighbor.
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Tens of Thousands of Nevadans Evacuated in Latest Wildfire of Record-Breaking Year
The Reno evacuations mark another flashpoint of a record-breaking fire season. Here’s what to know.
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The Woolly Mammoth’s Comeback Is Taking Longer Than Expected
Colossal Biosciences now estimates that it will de-extinct a woolly mammoth sometime in the 2030s.
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Iranian Rial Hits Record Low as the U.S. Unveils New Sanctions
The rial traded at about 2.02 million to the dollar Monday as Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent warned of an “economic D-Day” for Iran.
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Breaking Down the Ending of Spooky in Love
Park Eun-bin and Yang Se-jong star as a ghost-whispering hotel heiress and ace prosecutor in the supernatural romance series.
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‘We Don’t Need Canada’: Trump Escalates Trade War With Threat of 50% Auto Tariffs
President Donald Trump threatened to raise automobile tariffs on Canada to 50% as the trade rift and political slanging match between the ne
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Backlash After Hakeem Jeffries Holds Private Meeting With Jared Kushner Ahead of Midterms
The meeting, an unusual instance of a top Democrat and a Trump confidant coming together to discuss potential areas of agreement, has drawn
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The Art of Mess in the AI Era
AI will be shaped by artists whose choices are specific enough to resist its defaults, writes Debbie Millman.
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Why Silicon Valley’s Vision of the AI Future Should Worry You
Tech leaders’ beliefs about the future, known as their ‘eschatology,’ are shaping how AI is being developed behind closed doors, argues Liz
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A ‘Tsunami’ for Ukraine: Zelensky Rejects Wartime Elections
The Ukrainian President has faced calls to hold elections, including from his former defense minister.
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What to Know About the USPS’s Rule for Mail-In Ballots
The United States Postal Service has finalized new mail-in ballot requirements, but two injunctions block their use in the midterms.
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The Supreme Court Let Trump’s Ballroom Proceed—for Now. Here’s What That Means
An administrative stay allows aboveground construction to continue while the Court considers the Trump Administration’s emergency request.
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Why More Medical Testing Doesn’t Always Make Us Healthier
Direct-to-consumer testing will change how medicine is practiced, writes Dr. Matthew S. Davenport.
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