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If you’re a New Orleans-style coffee lover, Jot’s new dark roast concentrate has your number.

A good backpack is your kid’s school-year staple.

A well-designed backpack is a school essential—along with a solid lunchbox and reliable face mask. We know you want something sturdy, comfortable, and easy-to-organize. We know they want something that looks cool and will impress their friends. We found the best of both worlds.

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Watching local channels just got a lot more expensive unless you can use an antenna.

The study comprised two parts: testing how to best promote mask-wearing, and quantifying the effectiveness of the usage.

On Wednesday, millions of women suddenly lost the right to choose, as well as access to safe abortion facilities.

A second lawsuit from the Department of Justice could arrive by year’s end, according to numerous media outlets.

While the rest of the neighborhood is dark, the residents at the St. Peter Apartments still have power. Can it be a model for more resilient architecture?

Facebook says it’s working on it.

Instagram users are reporting widespread disruptions to their morning social media routines, according to both Facebook and the website Downdetector.

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Top football prospect Shedeur Sanders, son of legendary NFL player Deion Sanders, turned heads when he chose a HBCU. Now he’s Beats’ youngest-ever brand ambassador.

The CEO of Moët Hennessy North America says his mentors—and personal challenges—have forged his leadership style.

Employees must be made to feel comfortable bringing their authentic selves to the office.

The Taxpayer Advocate Service can’t do its job if the Internal Revenue Service doesn’t do its job, and right now, neither can do their jobs.

Finding people buried under debris is an extremely dangerous job for first responders. Researchers are building autonomous drones that could help.

In an excerpt from his forthcoming book, ‘Masters of Scale,’ investor and entrepreneur Reid Hoffman shows—with a little help from Selina Tobaccowala—how young companies can prioritize for growth.

Get the creative juices flowing with podcasts on circular design, UX, and a lot more.

It is estimated that 7.5 million Americans currently rely on these benefits to make ends meet.

A major culprit, according to a new study? Old rugs.

Parents who’ve sent their children back to school are surely worried about COVID-19 floating in the air. Now add this to the list of concerns: A new study published in Environmental Research Letters has discovered that kindergarten classrooms have high levels of “forever chemicals” in the air. These chemicals have been tied to metabolic issues, birth defects, and cancer. And the same may be true inside your home or office.

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Eclipse Foods is able to make ice cream that mimics the molecular structure of dairy, but with ingredients like oats and potatoes.

Siete Family Foods CEO Miguel Garza shares his reading list

George Washington Gómez

Américo Paredes
Paredes’s story paints a vivid picture of the Mexican American experience and the duality of identities.

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After days of tiring travel, World Central Kitchen is providing newly arrived Afghans with a familiar meal at the airport, hoping to offer a moment of calm before they move on to uncertain futures.

If you are not the kind of person who likes to break things, wear hoodies or black turtlenecks, or who likes to jump out of planes, worry not. The habits and profiles of true innovators are likely to look a lot more like you.

A psychologist explains what is “essentially a practice for setting effective boundaries for our problem-solving mind.”

Through no fault of the candidate, employer, or background check company, the results of a background check can contain incorrect information and possibly put a candidate’s hire at risk.

These hacks can help anyone stressed about the amount of distraction and communication that comes with returning to an open office.