Trump Has Promised Every American Adult 5,000 Dollars if Republicans Win in November
His party already controls both chambers, which raises the question of why the payment requires an election result rather than a vote.
Trump's Senate Pick in Texas Got Five Minutes at Five O'Clock in His Own State
Ken Paxton is trailing in the polls, and the convention his party staged in Dallas gave him a slot most delegates were still in traffic for.
Megan Alcott·3 min
Trump Threatens to End Trade With Canada Altogether, and Ottawa Declines the Fight
Marcus Stratton
The Republicans Held a Convention With Nobody to Nominate, and Half the Arena Was Empty
Rachel Whitmore
Trump Has Promised 500 Dollar Obamacare Refunds to About Five Per Cent of Enrollees
Rachel Whitmore
The Army Stopped Collective Training Above Company Level to Save 30 Million Pounds
Peter Lindqvist
Only One in Five Women Knows She Is More Likely to Develop Alzheimer's Than a Man
Women account for roughly two thirds of diagnoses, and Maria Shriver wants the conversation about brain health to start decades before anybody…
Rachel Whitmore·3 min
The Chief Executive of a 350,000-Person Company Wants Digital Labour Taxed Like Human Labour
Julia Renner
Fandom's New Chief Executive Has 300 Million Monthly Visitors Who Do Not Know Where They Are
Julia Renner
Every Other Large Spend Needs a Business Case. Pay Decisions Are Made on a Deadline
Naomi Fairbank
His Parents Gave Him Gatorade for the Flu. His Blood Sugar Was Over 1,000
Claire Ashford
PlayStation Cancelled Kojima's Next Game in June and Xbox Has Picked It Up
Physint moves to Microsoft after three decades of work between Hideo Kojima and Sony, and the new deal extends into film and television.
Marcus Stratton·3 min
The Hard Part Is No Longer Buying the Software, It Is Getting Anyone to Use It
Erin Delacroix
Fewer Than One in Ten Enterprise Applications Is Fully Observable, and Agents Are Now Writing the Code
Megan Alcott
The Cost of Software Is No Longer the Licence, It Is the Number of Places People Have to Look
Peter Lindqvist
Public Transit Is the Best Available Blueprint for Software That Has to Survive Bad Days
Owen Caldwell
The Fastest Carve-Outs Start the Work Before the Deal Has Actually Closed
Every additional month a business spends under a transitional service agreement erodes value on both sides, and the window to shorten it opens before…
Daniel Kessler·3 min
Barilla Has Bought a Six-Year-Old Mac-and-Cheese Brand That 90 Per Cent of Americans Have Never Tried
Peter Lindqvist
The Fastest Way to Waste a New Board Member Is to Send Them the Documents
Daniel Kessler
Fifty-Seven Per Cent of Consumers Now Trust a Business Less if It Runs on AI Support
Rachel Whitmore
In African Property the Country Is the Wrong Unit of Analysis
Nathan Prewitt
A Netflix Caption, an Anniversary, and a Row That Was Always Going to Happen
A six-word promotional post about a television drama landed on the first anniversary of Charlie Kirk's killing, and the streamer now says any…
Curtis Vance·3 min
Raz-B and Mona Li Thornton Have Announced the Death of Their Three-Month-Old Son
Naomi Fairbank
Fifteen Celebrities Are Going Into the Malaysian Jungle, and Two of Them Already Do Not Get Along
Alicia Moreno
North Korea Has Widened Its Enrichment Capacity Since 2021, Nuclear Watchdog Finds
Claire Ashford
In Key West There Is Nowhere for an Immigrant Community to Absorb the Losses
Curtis Vance
