College football is eating itself
College football conferences are going through a shakeup, and the changes are breaking up long-time rivalries and overwriting regional loyalties.
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The remote work rebellion
As the pandemic wanes, tech companies are struggling to get people back in the office.
The news still has a trust issue
The news industry has been having a rough go. And if the fall of local news wasn’t enough, a recent Gallup survey found that trust in newspapers and television news has dropped to all-time lows.
Is TikTok’s “Wild West” era coming to an end?
The U.S. is now pushing for an investigation.
Roe’s downfall raises privacy red flags
As America copes with the new reality of a post-Roe America, Big Tech is becoming a battleground.
Starlink gets go-ahead to shoot broadband service to moving vehicles
Starlink received approval from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to beam its satellite-internet connectivity to moving vehicles, including cars, planes, and ships.
Drones take over Fourth of July celebrations
In an increasing number of cities across the country, drones are replacing fireworks as the go-to choice for public shows.
Venice puts up a tourism toll
The Italian city of Venice is in the early stages of instituting a tax on tourists who only visit for the day.
Influencers are exhausted
While the creator economy has opened up incredible opportunities for people from all walks of life, it has also grown into a never-ending merry-go-round of content creation that punishes them for not maximizing every opportunity.
Corporate America rethinks healthcare in wake of Roe v. Wade overrule
American businesses are wrestling with how to handle the sudden overturning of abortion protections in several states across the country.