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Spain sees widespread disruption in first general strike for 14 years
Protests were expected in the biggest cities less than three weeks before Spaniards vote in parliamentary elections.
Anthropic’s Drug Discovery Dreams: ‘It Is Not A Side Effort’
Anthropic’s recent purchase of one-man firm Mithril is just the tip of the spear in how it hopes to use AI to accelerate drug development as it seeks a $1.4 trillion valuation in the public markets.
Bill Gates Reassess Climate Change
Bill Gates has long been a passionate advocate for addressing human-made climate change. This has not changed, but many methods, priorities, and diagnoses have.
Character Creates Destiny: A Long-Cycle Philosophy For Emerging Leaders
The habits we maintain, the principles we uphold, and the resilience we demonstrate across years and decades gradually shape our destiny.
Burnout Isn’t Only A Warning. It Might Also Be A Door.
Catch burnout early and get out before it costs you your health or your relationships. But what if, once you are inside burnout, the experience can teach you something?
The Women’s Health Gap Is A $1 Trillion Leadership Test
We have been asking the wrong question about the women’s health gap. Regardless of whether we can afford to close it, can we afford the costs of leaving it open?
6 Consumer Trends That Will Shape How People Shop In 2027
From AI shopping agents to the growing desire for community and connection, here are six consumer trends expected to reshape retail and shopping habits in 2027.
U.S. Moves To Disrupt Iran’s MANPADS Procurement—History Shows It’ll Have Its Work Cut Out
History repeatedly shows Washington has had mixed success in preventing Iran from acquiring or locally producing portable, easily concealable shoulder-fired missiles.
Whole-House Efficiency: Why Energy Upgrades Need A Coordinated Plan
A coordinated home performance assessment among contractors helps connect home-efficiency projects safely and effectively.
Austin Championship Puts $6 Million And PGA Tour Cards On The Table
Job security, signature-event invitations and a $6 million purse raise the stakes as players enter the FedExCup Fall’s final two weeks.
What are cold weather payments and who can get them?
Some people in England, Wales and Northern Ireland can get help with heating costs during cold spells.
Billionaire Kwek’s CDL Hospitality Buying Moxy Singapore For $366 Million Amid Travel Boom
CDL Hospitality Trusts—controlled by billionaire Kwek Leng Beng and his family’s City Developments—is acquiring Moxy Singapore Clark Quay, a hotel along the Singapore River near the Raffles Place cent
Fantasy Football Week 10 Injuries: Mike Evans, Malik Willis, And More
There are a variety of injuries that will impact fantasy football in Week 10. Here’s how fantasy managers can adjust to win their matchups.
Red Sox Issue Sonny Gray Statement After Team Exit
Boston Red Sox executive Craig Breslow offered a response on the veteran pitcher after he decided to seek a new contract.
Why Traditional Job Search Advice May Be Holding You Back
Some traditional job search advice no longer works as hiring evolves. Discover which strategies are outdated and what job seekers should do instead.
‘Dancing With The Stars’ Grammy Night Elimination Ends One Couple’s Mirrorball Dreams
Who was eliminated on ‘Dancing With the Stars?' One couple’s journey came to an end after six pairs battled for bonus points during the dance-offs.
Kennedy Family Sues To Block Trump’s 250-Foot Arch—Says It Would Cast Shadow On JFK’s Grave
Nine members of the Kennedy family are seeking to join a lawsuit to block the construction of President Donald Trump’s planned triumphal arch in Washington, D.C.
Braves Castoff Slugger, Former All-Star Carlos Santana Makes Career Decision After Cut
The Atlanta Braves cut ties with the former Gold Glove and Silver Slugger award winner after a very short stint.