Australian Social Media Users Could Get Power to Switch Off Algorithms
The Australian parliament will consider legislation that would allow social media users to opt out of algorithms on platforms like...
Reimagining Josephine Baker, on the Most Opulent Stage in Paris
Looking out at a sea of empty red-velvet seats at the Paris Opera’s opulent Palais Garnier theater, the American composer...
Michigan Rabbis Press El-Sayed to Change Tone and Stance on Israel
A coalition of Michigan rabbis and Jewish leaders is launching a petition drive for the state’s Jewish voters to warn...
A Far-Right Win Puts New Pressure on Germany’s Leader
A far-right electoral victory in a small eastern state has plunged Friedrich Merz, the German chancellor, into a fight for...
Your old company might want to hire you back
Deel CEO Alex Bouaziz welcomes back former workers who left on good terms. Mustafa Yalcin/Anadolu via Getty ImagesBoomerang hiring is...
The real jobs problem for CEOs isn’t hiring
In today’s CEO Daily: CEOs face a talent crunch that cost-cutting can’t solve. The big leadership story: Tech leaders’ pay...
Here are all of the 9/11 25th anniversary events happening in NYC
Never forget. Dozens of events this week will honor the memories of those killed during the Sept. 11, 2001 terror...
Devastation looms as ego-blinded Trump churns up new midterm hurricane for GOP
The Tuesday after Labor Day has always been the unofficial start of the home stretch of campaign season, when new...
Job seekers are learning a new interview skill: how to sound excited about AI
Some job seekers say they're learning how enthusiastic about AI to sound during interviews. Connect Images/Getty ImagesJob seekers are learning...
Why Gen Z Loves Brain Rot
Every decade or so, adults discover that young people are consuming media that corrupts their minds — and a moral...
