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From Bikini Bottom to the top: Inside SpongeBob’s pop culture reign
When SpongeBob SquarePants premiered on Nickelodeon in 1999, there was no indication it would become the global phenomenon it is today. At…
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“Highest 2 Lowest” Marks a Conservative Pivot for Spike Lee
It’s fascinating when filmmakers make drastic late-career shifts, as Martin Scorsese did with “The Wolf of Wall Street” and Francis Ford…
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Trump’s DOJ Seems Awfully Nervous About the Tariff Lawsuits
The plaintiffs’ response was short and curt. Perhaps the lawyers who drafted it knew the judges would see Sauer’s pseudo-intimidation…
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Cash Payments Were Never Meant to Be a Cure-All for Poor Americans
More important, this study has to be evaluated within a large body of qualitative and quantitative evidence that shows cash payments to…
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Who Said It: Robert F. Kennedy Jr. or The Simpsons’ Dr. Nick?
Unlike Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the current head of the Department of Health and Human Services, The Simpsons’ boisterous, goateed Dr. Nick…
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Indigenous knowledge meets artificial intelligence
Suzanne Kite’s AI art installations, for example, model a Lakota framework of data sovereignty: intelligence that emerges only through…
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Democrats Need Fresh Faces and Achievable Ideas to Defeat Trumpism
The Democratic Party’s poll numbers are so bad because the party isn’t trusted to deliver on its ideas, argues Leah Greenberg,…
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Myanmar: Fears of starvation in Rakhine as UN warns of 'disaster'
Jonathan Head and BBC Burmese BBC News, in Bangkok Aid agencies are warning of starvation in war-torn Myanmar's Rakhine State, with the…
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Do you secretly fear an AI takeover? Maybe don’t watch this sports event where humanoid robots compete
Imagine walking down the street and stumbling upon a soccer match, except the competitors are robots, not humans. Would you be surprised…
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Why US federal health agencies are abandoning mRNA vaccines
So perhaps we shouldn’t have been surprised when the US Department of Health and Human Services, which RFK Jr. now heads, announced “the…
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Taiwan’s “silicon shield” could be weakening
Squarely in the middle Taiwan’s modern security uncertainties stem from the long-contested issue of the island’s sovereignty. After…
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Why AI is vulnerable to data poisoning—and how to stop it
Imagine a busy train station. Cameras monitor everything, from how clean the platforms are to whether a docking bay is empty or occupied.…
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EasyJet planes clip wings in Manchester Airport collision
Two planes have collided on the airfield at Manchester Airport. The EasyJet aircraft clipped wings during taxiing at about 06:30 BST, an…
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Gig work could be the secret to expanding access to college
Nailah Williams discovered her path to a college degree in the most unlikely place: behind the wheel of her Uber. After years of jobs that…
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Ashley Biden Caught Husband on Camera with Another Woman and Shared the Photo Hours Before Filing for Divorce
Ashley Biden, the former first daughter who recently filed for divorce from her husband, Dr. Howard Krein, posted a photo that allegedly…
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D.C. leaders push back against Bondi's order naming DEA head as 'emergency police commissioner'
Attorney General Pam Bondi's directive effectively replacing the Washington, D.C., police chief was "unlawful," the capital's attorney…
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Petronas yet to finalise gas deal with Sarawak, says minister
The national oil firm runs one of the world’s biggest liquefied natural gas terminals in the Borneo state, which holds the largest gas…
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Nigel Farage urges PM to appoint Reform peers to House of Lords
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has called on the prime minister to allow him to appoint peers to the House of Lords. In a letter to Sir…
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Emma Lovell: Australian who killed UK woman eligible for earlier release after appeal
An Australian man who murdered a British woman while breaking into her Queensland home will be eligible for earlier release after…
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Newspaper headlines: Putin 'ready to make deal' and VJ Day 80 years on
The Daily Telegraph leads on comments from the head of Britain's armed forces, ahead of the talks between US President Donald Trump and…
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AI isn’t killing jobs, it’s changing who gets hired
I began my career in neuroscience—not in business, not in engineering, not in HR. When I became head of product at GitLab, I hadn’t…
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Successful branding campaigns require a human touch
When was the last time a brand didn’t just catch your eye, but moved you—made you feel something real? Today, AI can produce logos,…
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Why the smartest creators are building studios
If the last 10 years were about creators building audiences, the next 10 will be about them building infrastructure. We’re entering the…
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From experimentation to transforming customer value
Since ChatGPT was released nearly three years ago, individuals and companies have experimented with reactive AI, composing AI prompts to…