1. He weighed over 400 pounds as an FBI undercover agent — and it became his best disguise

2. KPMG US is piloting a new intern program focused less on technical skills and more on critical thinking

3. ''I''m not political'': Tim Cook responds to backlash against his relationship with the Trump administration

4. Fed meeting updates: FOMC set to hold rates steady as oil prices soar

5. I''m the youngest of 5, and became the default caregiver for my aging parents. I''m learning how not to lose myself.

6. What happens after you retire early? People who have done it in their 30s describe boredom, identity shifts, and second thoughts.

7. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang can''t stop talking about tokens. Here''s what they are and how they''re reshaping AI budgets.

8. Jensen Huang floated AI tokens as part of engineers'' compensation. Sam Altman says they could one day be a form of universal basic income.

9. What it''s like to interview with Travis Kalanick, according to the CEO himself

10. The ''hidden'' housing costs sinking homeowners

11. Block is rehiring a small number of workers it laid off, employees say

12. Want to work for ''The Diary of a CEO'' star Steven Bartlett? Start vibe coding.

13. From lobster hats to claw hands: OpenClaw''s internet moment

14. Nearly 150 retired judges take Anthropic''s side in Pentagon fight

15. He skipped college to intern with an ex-Sequoia director. Three years later, he''s a cofounder.

16. Over 200 Ukrainian anti-Shahed experts are helping the US and its allies deal with Iran''s drones, Zelenskyy says

17. Viola Davis says turning 60 changed what matters most to her

18. I joined a vibe-coding workshop to learn how to build apps in 2 mornings. Here are my 5 biggest takeaways.

19. Gilded Age townhouse sells for 34.5 million in NYC, ending 2 sisters'' heated bankruptcy battle

20. Pentagon responds to Anthropic suit arguing the company is a ''substantial risk'' to national security

21. Get ready for fewer sales: Lululemon has a new ''obsession'' with full price and minimal discounting

22. Polymarket let people bet on when Iran would strike Israel. A journalist who covered the war got death threats.

23. The Army''s 87 million deal with Anduril is about linking sensors and shooters to give operators a better shot at defeating drones

24. How soldiers train for drone warfare

25. Arizona accuses Kalshi of illegal gambling in first-ever criminal lawsuit against the online betting company

26. A TSA official said some US airports may be forced to close as security agents stop showing up for work

27. Betting on the Oscars or the Super Bowl halftime show would be banned under new prediction market bill

28. Elon Musk pours cold water on April 1 Tesla Roadster unveiling — but says it''ll ''probably'' happen later that month

29. I was sick of having the oldest car at school drop-off. I spent 16,000 so far on a newer vehicle and now have buyer''s remorse.

30. How a quarterly earnings shake-up could disrupt a sprawling white-collar ecosystem

31. We started the year 214,000 in debt. We are on track to pay at least half of it off in just 12 months.

32. The most iconic Irish pub in every state

33. I''ve been helping my parents — both in their 90s — with their finances. I''ve had to cancel subscriptions they didn''t even know they had.

34. Unpaid TSA staff are calling out in big numbers. Here are the 5 airports where the problem is worst.

35. Former Uber CEO says Waymo is ahead in the robotaxi race — and Tesla is chasing a ''ChatGPT moment''

36. Microsoft unifies Copilot under one team and moves Mustafa Suleyman to focus on superintelligence. Read the memos.

37. There''s more caviar than ever. So why is it still so expensive?

38. Wearing jeans to work isn''t a terrible idea. They can quietly undermine your authority if you overlook these details, an expert says.

39. Over 300 TSA agents have quit during the shutdown, and travelers could feel it for a while

40. OpenAI is rethinking ChatGPT pricing — and ''unlimited'' plans may not last, its boss says

41. I tried chicken salad from Costco, Trader Joe''s, Wegmans, and Whole Foods. There''s only one I''d buy again.

42. Stop ignoring subtle signs of cancer. A doctor explains when to get medical help.

43. The HR exec from the viral Coldplay ''Kiss Cam'' video says she can''t get a job: ''I''m dying to get back to work''

44. Flying has turned into a fiasco

45. Tech investor Bill Gurley predicts a ''reset'' for the AI boom: ''I just think we trip and run out of money''

46. My wife and I visited Mexico City. Here are 7 things we did right — and 2 mistakes we''d avoid making next time.

47. Eight ex-ServiceNow salespeople have been poached by upstart rival Serval as companies race to compete in the AI boom

48. ''A rocket ship.'' AI is doubling software output, and code quality is holding up

49. Dell continues to quietly shrink its workforce

50. Why TSA agents aren''t getting paid right now — and what it will take to change that

51. Bought something from overseas last year? You might be owed a tariff refund.

52. This AI company is hiring improv actors — and willing to pay them 74 an hour

53. I put EV chargers in my company''s parking lot. With gas prices soaring, employees appreciate them even more.

54. Marc Andreessen explains why he won''t be jumping on Silicon Valley''s ayahuasca trend

55. The Pentagon provided a rare inside look at Palantir''s Project Maven and how the AI tool helps the military wage war

56. I''ve tried 100 side hustles. These 5 are the most lucrative that don''t require any experience.

57. The Fed is likely to hold rates steady with volatile oil prices and poor US jobs performance

58. China''s biggest names in tech are piling into the OpenClaw gold rush

59. The Palantir guide to stopping World War III

60. We''re entering the golden age of baby boomer estate sales

61. How Netflix thinks AI can help it fight off rivals in the ''most competitive time in the history of media''

62. YouTube star Mark Rober got a big boost in product sales after his Netflix deal

63. Netflix''s Ted Sarandos says he asked Trump not to pursue movie tariffs. Here''s what he proposed instead.

64. Zelenskyy says Russia has already earned back 10 billion of its 2026 deficit in 2 weeks of the Iran war

65. Goldman Sachs says companies are getting better at hiring — and doing less of it

66. Michael B. Jordan says one habit helped him play his Oscar-winning roles

67. Emergent''s CEO says the vibe-coding industry is still in its ''bitcoin 1'' moment

68. Jensen Huang floats giving engineers tokens worth half their annual salary on top of pay as a recruiting strategy

69. Thousands of flights across the Midwest have been canceled as a snowstorm sweeps the region

70. Wolfgang Puck feeds 1,700 stars after the Oscars. He says the real challenge isn''t the food.

71. The most expensive foods we saw in the Oscars'' back kitchen, from black truffles and caviar to wagyu beef and ahi tuna

72. I''m 76 and joined a fitness group in my 60s. I still train every day and can do 5 muscle-ups.

73. 2 kids, 2 adults, 1 queen bed, and no personal space. I regret not splurging on a king-size mattress while my kids were little.

74. Lawsuit against Elon Musk''s xAI alleges Grok created sexualized deepfakes of 3 minors

75. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says every company ''needs to have an OpenClaw strategy''

76. Nvidia expects to sell 1 trillion in AI chips through 2027 — and it''s pushing further into inference

77. Timothée Chalamet losing the Oscar is actually better for his career

78. We went from being a 2-car household to just sharing one. So far, the benefits have outweighed the inconvenience.

79. Volvo is pulling the plug on its entry-level EV

80. I thought moving abroad was exactly what I needed. I ended up finding something even better in a small US city.

81. Meta could be winning the AI race, just not in the way you''d expect

82. This one Ukrainian operation holds some of the most important lessons the West needs to learn for a future drone war

83. Moltbook updated its terms after the Meta acqusition — and you''re officially responsible for your agent

84. F-15E Strike Eagles, deployed during Operation Epic Fury, can fly 2.5 times the speed of sound. Take a closer look.

85. Bank of America settles lawsuit from Jeffrey Epstein accusers, scuttling Leon Black deposition

86. Eddie Bauer''s nearly 200 stores in the US and Canada are expected to close after a failed sale effort

87. I moved from Texas to Spain at 35 without a plan. I''m still here 10 years later with a new life and perspective.

88. I made 3-ingredient pork chops in my air fryer. They were so tasty and easy to make that I won''t use my oven again.

89. Top admiral says US forces are hitting more than Iranian warships. They''re destroying mines, drone boats, and torpedoes too.

90. Kalshi and Polymarket correctly predicted 19 out of 24 Oscar winners. Here are the ones they missed.

91. The best and worst looks celebrities wore to the Vanity Fair Oscars after-party

92. I''m a childfree and a millionaire. I rent my home, have no plans for full retirement, and want to spend all my money before I die.

93. Inside the race to cut Russia off from the global internet

94. I''ve raised my teen to be independent since kindergarten. Now she''s teaching me how to be self-reliant with tech.

95. Berkshire Hathaway just broadcast its most bullish signal in years

96. The hidden AI risk for workers isn''t just unemployment — it''s a pay cut, former Salesforce AI CEO says

97. 4 shoe trends that are in right now and 3 that are out, according to stylists

98. MAPPED: 65 planes were diverted as a drone strike caused flight chaos at Dubai Airport once again

99. Burger King went big on self-deprecating Oscars ads. Now it needs to prove it''s fixed past missteps.

100. Lovable exec says ''big boys and girls'' like OpenAI and Anthropic worry her more than other vibe coding startups

101. Higher gas prices spark a surge of search interest in EVs

102. I started a side hustle while working at Yelp — then went all in on my business. I''ve made over 112,000 in revenue and feel so fulfilled.

103. I was Facebook''s youngest engineer at 17. I left Meta at a moment when AI''s lead can change every few months.

104. I''m raising my grandson alone in my 70s and can''t afford to retire. With gas prices rising, I worry about finances every day.

105. Tech YouTuber MKBHD says the MacBook Neo is Apple''s ''most disruptive product'' in years

106. Robot dogs are protecting data centers. Operators are seeing payoffs.

107. I got my cavapoo a fake service dog badge. He never got carded.

108. Employees who don''t vibe code are ''probably underperforming,'' fintech startup product chief says

109. 2 of the US'' 3 mine-hunting ships assigned to the Middle East were just seen in Asia

110. The Iran war is driving an oil shock — but not a broad supply chain crisis, Goldman Sachs says

111. The best live-action short film Oscar ended in a rare tie. Here are the 7 ties in Academy Awards history.

112. A drone strike near Dubai''s airport has unleashed a fresh round of travel chaos, with multiple flights being diverted

113. CEOs of America''s biggest airlines say 0 TSA paychecks during the government shutdown are ''simply unacceptable''

114. Jimmy Kimmel calls out CBS over free speech at the Oscars

115. Kevin O''Leary loves his ''Marty Supreme'' costar Timothée Chalamet so much, he bet 1,000 on Kalshi that he''ll win an Oscar

116. 12 celebrity looks that missed the mark at the 2026 Oscars

117. I started going to raves alone at 35. I learned so much about myself by doing so.

118. 3 digital nomads in Bali share the career journeys that led them to the tropical paradise

119. I followed the Chinese playbook for success, then quit Meta for startup life. It feels like being on-call 24/7.

120. A Hilton GM who leads a 500-member team said he wants interviewees to do more of one thing

121. Oil prices climb as the US and Israel''s war on Iran enters its 3rd week

122. The best-dressed celebrities at the 2026 Oscars

123. Everyone in my life thought moving for a 7-month relationship was reckless. They were right, but it was worth it.

124. What 79 best actress winners wore to accept their Oscars

125. I thought not having kids was my biggest regret in life. I realized that I could be the cool aunt instead.

126. I''m an American who studied at universities in China. The Chinese system was cheaper and set me up for success after graduation.

127. My wife and I let go of our dreams and left New York City. We moved to a small town so we could be closer to my in-laws.

128. He didn''t want to move away from his friends, so he built them an apartment building. Now, they all own it.

129. I ate at Red Lobster for the first time since its revamp. I miss Endless Shrimp, but I can''t wait to go back.

130. Sky-high gas prices are already hitting the economy

131. Wells Fargo''s head of AI shares his playbook for staying in demand as banks weigh what the tech means for head count

132. I''m representing Team USA in the Paralympics. It feels like the world is finally paying attention to us.

133. How tech CEOs and leaders balance AI, gaming, and social media for their families

134. A new generation is discovering Gap — and they''re loading up on jeans and sweats

135. Why the founder of Mrs. Meyer''s Clean Day decided to sell her business and retire at 53

136. I left tech to become an influencer. I had 6,000 in my savings when I took the leap, but it''s the best decision I''ve ever made.

137. Applied Intuition is worth 15 billion. The CEO still wants staff to clean their own office.

138. I want a prenup, but my fiancée won''t even discuss it. How do I get her to sign the papers?

139. Grindr''s CPO says software engineering is ''changing in a good way'' and 70% of its code is being checked in via AI

140. Our chaotic Big Mac pricing test

141. A Gen X empty nester sold her house to travel by RV full time. Here''s what life is like after five years of traveling.

142. The rise of the daycap: Gen Z prefers intentional, daytime sips

143. FCC chair threatens to pull licenses of broadcasters airing ''distortions'' about the Iran war

144. Photos show a major fire at a key UAE oil port, a day after the US struck a major Iranian depot

145. Why Travis Kalanick believes humans are on the verge of a ''golden age''

146. Addiction nearly killed me. Once I got sober, I started my own company and shared my story to help others.

147. I wasn''t sure if my daughter was ready to sleep over at a friend''s on her own. I decided to join her.

148. Spirit Airlines plans to shrink its fleet to fewer than 80 jets. It once had over 200.

149. US Marines are on the hunt for a cloak they can wear to hide themselves from thermal-imaging sensors

150. Mark Zuckerberg and Jeff Bezos'' turn toward fashion is about more than the clothes, expert says

151. I''ve lived in the UK for over 20 years —there''s just one town I always dream about moving to and love to visit

152. Werner Herzog says he improvised his iconic ''Parks and Rec'' cameo: ''People peed their pants''

153. NATO allies are linking their defenses together to better hunt and kill drones on its eastern edge

154. I want another child, but my husband doesn''t. I''ve considered leaving, but instead, I''m looking for other ways to feel fulfilled.

155. I spent 61,000 building a personal pub in my backyard. There are 3 mistakes I wish I hadn''t made.

156. I felt unprepared when I moved into my first apartment. Living alone has been challenging, but also incredibly rewarding.

157. NATO is stepping up its Arctic patrols. A key goal is getting eyes on Russian subs before they can disappear into deep water.

158. I quit my job because I couldn''t afford to rent or buy a house. I then moved to Thailand, where the cost of living is cheaper.

159. 3 games to play while you watch the Oscars 2026

160. A Gilded Age relic, two stubborn sisters, and a battle that won''t quit

161. Former Uber CEO Travis Kalanick said he moved to Texas, joining a growing list of tech billionaires leaving California

162. I visited JetBlue''s first airport lounge. I was impressed, but one thing will stop me from going back.

163. My wife and I built a tiny home in our 60s. The downsides are worth it to live mortgage-free.

164. A dietitian lost 20 pounds and kept the weight off for 9 years. She shared her grocery list staples from Costco.

165. Looking for a summer job? One of the most exclusive clubs in America is hiring

166. How Ro Khanna''s support for a wealth tax earned him a tech-backed primary challenger

167. My kids have been to 26 countries on 6 continents. We never check bags.

168. The higher gas prices go, the more the math on a Costco membership starts to make sense

169. I''ve lived in San Francisco and Austin, and I want to move back to California. Here''s what Texas is missing.

170. The US is Colombia''s top gold customer — and cartels know it

171. A doctor shares 5 high-fiber food tips to help lower your risk of colon cancer, from snacks to smoothies

172. Canned fish is now a vibe

173. Nvidia''s rivals are multiplying. These are the key competitors trying to break its grip.

174. Thousands of tech workers have left Israel in recent years. 3 of them told us war wasn''t their only reason.

175. One key place ''The Diary of a CEO'' star Steven Bartlett has stopped using AI

176. I meditated with a Japanese Zen monk who leads workshops at Fortune 500 companies. Here''s what I learned.

177. Meta is weighing major layoffs as it pours billions into AI

178. Trump says the US has ''totally obliterated'' military targets on Kharg Island, the center of Iran''s oil empire

179. Shopify CEO Tobi Lütke let AI read his MRI, and build the software to do it

180. ''I never left'': Travis Kalanick launches new company Atoms

181. We moved our family of 4 from the US to Spain. Looking back, there are 5 things I really wish we''d done before we left.

182. The more Americans learn about data centers, the less they like them

183. Charts show how the Iran war has pushed ticket prices sharply higher on 3 major US airline routes

184. As a computer science grad, she was promised stability. Then AI arrived.

185. I attended a weekend reading retreat in my 60s. Surrounded by women of all ages, I learned more than I''d ever imagined.

186. Alex Karp says AI is bad news for ''humanities-trained, largely Democratic voters''

187. Anthropic''s top lawyer says AI will kill the legal profession''s dreaded billable hour

188. US Navy destroyers are firing top interceptors to bring down Iranian missiles flying into NATO airspace

189. Sam Altman says AI will eventually be sold like electricity and water — by companies like OpenAI

190. As a Nevada local, I always tell people to skip Las Vegas — these 3 destinations are so much better

191. Top US general says American troops have been sinking Iranian warships, including a submarine, with the ATACMS ballistic missile

192. I''m 77, and I discovered my love for running while serving in Vietnam. Now I work out 7 days a week.

193. Starbucks union lowers proposed wage floor to 17 in bid to restart contract talks

194. I''m an American living in the UK. I didn''t expect grocery shopping to be filled with so many surprises.

195. I''m 84 years old and just got my first tattoo. I think everyone should cross things off their bucket lists.

196. The CEO of Swedish vibe-coding startup Lovable says these 3 things are luring talent over from Silicon Valley

197. My husband and I are empty nesters, celebrating our 25th anniversary. A trip to Japan was exactly what we needed to reconnect.

198. Layoffs or an AI pivot? It''s hard to tell the difference now

199. A dietitian''s favorite quick, high-protein recipes, including the turkey skillet she makes every week

200. Layoff announcements are reading more like AI-era manifestos

201. AI is moving fast — and breaking things

202. Andrew Yang says we should stop taxing workers — and start taxing AI

203. I run an AI-powered startup, and we canceled our ChatGPT business plan months ago. Claude feels more like the promise of AI.

204. I moved to Seattle to help me land a job at Amazon. Now I live a 7-minute walk from the office — and it''s given me a career edge.

205. Elon Musk says xAI missed talented candidates — so he''s reopening the résumé stack

206. Iran''s Shahed war is turning into a booming business for the world''s small drone manufacturers

207. Rosamund Pike says it was ''important to cement'' her relationship by starting a family — not having a wedding

208. The US is temporarily lifting sanctions on Russian oil, a key pressure point for the Kremlin''s war chest

209. Burned out after working in healthcare, she switched careers and started over in Hong Kong

210. Elon Musk says Tesla expects to increase its human workforce as AI and robotics boost productivity

211. Here are 5 biggest takeaways from Lucid Motors'' bet on autonomy

212. The US military says it lost a refueling aircraft in Iraq. Rescue operations are underway.

213. Palantir''s Alex Karp has ties to a 46 million Miami mansion that was bought before his company''s HQ move

214. Atlanta ''Housewives'' newcomer Pinky Cole breaks down what drove her to bankruptcy

215. Why one of Asia''s poorest countries grows Japan''s cash

216. AI still has a long way to go. Just ask AI pop star, Tilly Norwood.

217. A software CEO called me on the weekend recently with painful predictions. One is already coming true.

218. Tinder wants you to meet people offline. Its CEO tells us it''s responding to ''changing consumer tastes.''

219. Missile alerts and a safe haven tested: Dubai 12 days into the Iran conflict

220. My partner and I live in less than 70 square feet. Despite what some people assume, it''s great for our relationship.

221. Tips to catch your flight as TSA lines stretched for hours at some US airports

222. Satellite images show Russia expanding a new front-line drone base in occupied Ukraine

223. Atlassian''s CEO spelled out 3 types of employees spared in his layoffs — and it''s good news for graduates

224. Honda takes a 15.7 billion hit as EV retreat continues to batter legacy automakers

225. I tried Guy Fieri''s tips for making the perfect sandwich. They were all easy ways to upgrade such a basic lunch.

226. How outlaw biker gangs actually work, according to a former ATF agent

227. The xAI exodus: Another cofounder gone, and one more has told people he''s leaving

228. Typoes are the new status sybmol

229. A Costco shopper is suing, saying members deserve a slice of any tariff refunds

230. I tried one of Ina Garten''s easy sandwich recipes. It took 10 minutes to make and tasted way better than takeout.

231. I eat the same dietitian-approved lunch almost every day. It''s got protein and fiber — and it''s a breeze to prep in advance

232. Here''s everything you need to know about Rivian''s R2, the EV company''s most important model release to date

233. I never thought I''d join a dating app. After my mom and aunts helped me sign up, I met my boyfriend.

234. The 25 happiest cities in the US in 2026, ranked

235. I''ve taken over 20 Amtrak routes around the US and Canada. These 5 offered the most stunning views.

236. I''m a former Disney World employee who still visits often. There are 5 things I always do at the parks in the spring.

237. I was terrified about having twins. Years later, I have to admit that it was easier than having my firstborn.

238. This Israeli cyber startup is launching with 40 million in funding during the Iran war: ''It''s part of our reality and part of our strength''

239. Oil spikes are pushing airlines to hike ticket prices. These carriers have already raised fares or canceled flights.

240. I''m an American who got a full medical checkup in Japan. In 4 hours, I learned more about my health than I would in years at home.

241. Big Law''s outlaw has something to prove

242. The 10-second trick to spot a liar, according to a psychopathy researcher

243. I''m raising my kids to think like entrepreneurs. I encourage them to negotiate even during sibling disagreements.

244. I sent my son to college with emergency contraception, and I taught him to think about women''s pleasure

245. 2 legal-tech rivals'' biggest fight might not be against each other

246. The Army is getting a new lethal hand grenade for the first time in decades

247. Exec of laptop maker says Apple''s budget MacBook Neo is a ''shock to the entire market''

248. Bobbi Brown''s advice to young grads: ''Don''t just sit there watching TV and expect the doorbell to ring.''

249. I''ve spent years visiting the BNP Paribas Open. It''s still ''Tennis Paradise,'' but it''s no longer a hidden gem.

250. Watch out, prediction markets. The ''super apps'' are coming.

251. US Army officers say battlefield leaders facing new drone threats have another problem to deal with — it''s information overload

252. Ukraine showed NATO artillery crews how to use drones. Now they''re figuring out how to make them work in the Arctic.

253. I moved back in with my parents at 30 and am still here 10 years later. I used to feel embarrassed but now I see it as a privilege.

254. Snap''s director of product design doesn''t care about your degree. She wants to see what you''ve built.

255. I was laid off in my 60s and can''t find a job after 11 months. I wish I could retire, but I can''t afford it.

256. Sam Altman says AI isn''t very popular in the US right now, with people blaming it for electricity price hikes and layoffs

257. The K-shaped economy is more split than ever — and it''s showing up in groceries, credit cards, and the workplace

258. Box CEO Aaron Levie''s advice to developers? Build software that cash-holding AI agents — not humans — want to use

259. China rushed to use OpenClaw. Now, some stressed-out users are forking out cash to uninstall the AI agent.

260. Social media giants have grand plans for AI. Creators fear they''ll be left out.

261. I talked to over 100 grandparents — they say their role is wildly different than they expected

262. The two giants of the blind box world are joining forces

263. Emergent''s CEO told us these are the 2 biggest threats to vibe coding

264. Vibe coding is being called the greatest unlock for non-techies. These 6 startups are raising billions.

265. I''ve led teams in 5 different countries. A lesson I''ve learned again and again: The color of your clothes matters.

266. Video shows US forces destroying some of Iran''s old American-made warplanes

267. Major US airports are asking people to donate gift cards and essentials to TSA workers who are going without pay

268. Candice Bergen says turning 80 isn''t ''what it used to be''

269. Watch what Atlassian''s CEO said in a 4-minute video on the company''s AI-induced layoffs

270. NBCUniversal is planning to lay off dozens of employees as the African streamer Showmax shuts down

271. Atlassian says it''s laying off 10% of its global workforce and attributes the cut to the ''AI era''

272. See what Fukushima looks like 15 years after the nuclear disaster

273. Leon Black wins delay in 8-hour deposition over his Jeffrey Epstein ties for victim lawsuit

274. Werner Herzog says he refuses to work ''a single hour'' of overtime

275. Target boycott organizers claim victory in their yearlong protest — but they say more work needs to be done

276. 8 billion legal behemoth Harvey is getting into the startup investing game

277. Inside Amazon''s playbook for handling sensitive questions about its huge OpenAI deal

278. Citi evacuates offices in the Middle East after Iran threatens to target banks

279. Dubai''s luxury hotels are slashing prices and pushing staycations as Middle East travel chaos dents tourism

280. I''m anxious about my daughter''s college applications, so I''m often nagging her. I''m now trying to save our relationship.

281. My twins go to preschool at a nursing home. Its taught them about empathy and grief.

282. We loved living off the grid in rural New Mexico. After 2 years and a kid, we gave it all up and moved back to a city.

283. Why Hollywood cares about this year''s Oscars, but not about Gulf money buying Warner: A chat with insider Matt Belloni

284. Map shows gas prices have risen above 3 a gallon in every US state — the first time since 2023

285. Howard Schultz is the latest billionaire to ditch the West Coast for Miami

286. Satellite images capture airstrikes reducing Iran''s vintage American-made F-14 Tomcats to wreckage

287. Read the memo authorizing Senate offices to use ChatGPT, Gemini, and Copilot for official use

288. This company wants to pay you 800 to bully AI for a day

289. I thought wanting to be successful was selfish. Staring on ''The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives'' changed that.

290. We''ve been together since we were 16. Now, at 67, caring for our grandkids is another way we bond.

291. A National Geographic photographer gave me 4 tips for taking better pictures with my phone

292. Flights to the Middle East have resumed, but travel chaos is nowhere near over

293. I spent my 45th birthday traveling alone on the other side of the world. I''m not sure I''d recommend it.

294. Millions of student-loan borrowers are at risk of incorrect billing amounts due to gaps in servicer oversight, federal watchdog says

295. The Iran War shocked global markets. Macro and commodities traders paid the price.

296. AI''s pay-to-play era raises questions about how much you value your skill set

297. Google officially snaps up Wiz as it closes mammoth 32 billion deal

298. I live in Greece and have been to over 30 of the country''s islands. Here are 6 I think are worth visiting.

299. Inflation held steady in February as expected

300. Accenture''s CEO says using AI is now required for promotion: It''s ''how we do work''