“Everything is at stake,” says Ben Zhao of the University of Chicago, who leads the development of two tools that support human creativity.
How it looks from both sides. Plus, why the U.S. economy needs immigration.
Universal Music Group pulled its songs from TikTok this week.
The cost of buying a home has increasingly led more Americans to prepare to rent forever.
For cyclists, navigating town is a complex equation of infrastructure, hills, barriers and more. Apps like Google Maps are still figuring it out.
With a 120% debt-to-GDP ratio, the U.S. owes a record amount of money. Plus, all eyes on the Federal Reserve’s FOMC.
The jobs that keep offices running saw a bit of growth in 2023. Plus, Chinese property firm Evergrande is set to liquidate.
“About 37% of teens worked last year,” says Abha Bhattarai of The Washington Post. “These teens are really excited,” employers tell her.
Major companies keep announcing layoffs. What gives? Plus, the effects of “digital redlining” and the rise of “mid-size” influencers.
We’re still spending. Plus, the divide in consumer sentiment, home sale profits fall and a new book on racism in medicine.
