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Being a night owl has its perks. Scientists have found that people who habitually stay up late may be more creative, and perhaps even more intelligent, than those who go to bed and wake up earlier. But it also has its downsides: There’s also evidence that night owls may be more susceptible to psychiatric issues and cognitive decline than their early bird peers. 

Teenage Willie Nelson didn’t like picking cotton when he was growing up so he played in bands at local Texas dance halls instead.

U.S. President Donald Trump on Friday unveiled a brand-new “Gold Card” visa scheme, offering a fast-track to residency for people willing to pay $1 million.

Earth Day is getting a sequel—and it comes with an unusually engaging logo.

Let’s be honest: Monetization today is broken. Most platforms are still stuck in a mindset that treats users like ATMs, squeezing every last drop of value through interruptive ads, upsells, and bait-and-switch tactics. It’s lazy, short-term thinking, and it’s killing loyalty, destroying brand equity, and stunting real growth.

This week in business was a bit of a balancing act. Consumers faced a number of fresh reminders this week that everyday products are not always safe or convenient. Companies are rethinking their footprints, closing stores in some markets while making bold moves to expand elsewhere. The markets reminded everyone that investor confidence can rise faster than fundamentals, especially when a big name signals conviction.

Generation X prides itself on never being surprised, which has generally served us well. Keeping our expectations low and our cynicism-level high has allowed Gen X to remain agile throughout numerous economic and political upheavals.

Autumn doesn’t boldly announce its presence but rather creeps in. Since schools are back in session in August and early September, many who consider these last few weeks to be the beginning of fall start consuming pumpkin-flavored treats, even in extreme heat.

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There are more possible NBA schedule combinations than there are atoms in the sun. That’s not hyperbole—it’s the mathematical reality facing anyone trying to arrange 1,230 games across 30 teams over six months while satisfying TV networks, player safety rules, arena operators, and competitive fairness requirements all at once. This impossible puzzle is exactly what Fastbreak AI, a 30-person startup out of New York, has built its business around.

It’s 2025. We’ve got cars that can drive themselves, robots that can program themselves, and all sorts of other mind-bogglingly futuristic tech achievements (for better or, erm, maybe sometimes for worse).

Apple’s iOS 26 for iPhone is now available to download.

The star of the operating system is the all-new design language known as Liquid Glass, which introduces a translucent layer to various interface elements that mimics the physical properties of real glass—including the way light shines and refracts through the material.

But iOS 26 is about more than just a pretty new digital face. The new operating system also adds some compelling new productivity features that make Apple’s... Читать дальше...

In a new report, OpenAI said it found that AI models lie, a behavior it calls “scheming.” The study performed with AI safety company Apollo Research tested frontier AI models. It found “problematic behaviors” in the AI models, which most commonly looked like the technology “pretending to have completed a task without actually doing so.” Unlike “hallucinations,” which are akin to AI taking a guess when it doesn’t know the correct answer, scheming is a deliberate attempt to deceive.