Culture

“It takes a really long time to get enough copper where you would be making money,” said WIRED’s Caroline Haskins.

The rule, slated to go into effect in February, lists 10 disruptions that will no longer be considered the fault of the airline.

Rachel Handler, features writer at New York Magazine, investigated how the taste of Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups has changed over time.

Andrew Webster, entertainment editor at The Verge, explains why horror movies, games and TV shows are gaining attention and prestige across the media landscape.

“What publishers and literary agents are struggling with behind the scenes is what percentage of AI assistance crosses the line into, ‘we could lose more money than we stand to make,’” publishing journalist Jane Friedman said.

“To be honest, I think the ROI is still TBD on a lot of these projects,” said Dan Runcie, CEO at Trapital.

Several movies coming out of Hollywood are related to the tech industry and its founders. Why the focus?

It's getting tougher for organizers to host races thanks to inflation, tariffs and greater competition for cash sponsorships.

The COVID-19 pandemic, for example, helped rapidly shift expectations around acceptable workplace clothing.

Why people keep betting, even when the odds are against them, and what can be done about it.