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Workplace CultureWorker engagement just hit a decade low — and new data from 88 million employees shows why managers are the problem
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EnergyAI’s power hunger is turning electric utilities into Wall Street growth stocks — and customers may pay the price
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Future of WorkSeattle passed a law to pay gig workers more and it backfired for one reason: economics
By Andrew Garin, Brian K. Kovak, Yuan An and The ConversationMarch 19, 2026
CommentaryAnthony Scaramucci: America’s billionaires and presidents have forgotten the lesson that destroyed Rome
By Anthony ScaramucciMarch 19, 2026
CryptoMLB embraces prediction markets with Polymarket deal and a pact with federal regulators to “protect the integrity of baseball”
By The Associated PressMarch 19, 2026
PoliticsTrump seems to have put himself in a position where the only Iran solution is troops on the ground
By Aamer Madhani, Seung Min Kim and The Associated PressMarch 19, 2026
Politics‘It just wasn’t going to happen’: Georgia lawmakers delay switch from the QR code voting machines Trump hates
By Jeff Amy and The Associated PressMarch 19, 2026
EconomyTrump started a battle with Jerome Powell, but the Fed chairman is winning the war: He won’t leave until probe is ‘well and truly over’
By Eleanor PringleMarch 19, 2026
LawArgentines once drank 90 liters of wine a year. Now they’re down to 15 — and 1,100 vineyards have already closed
By The Associated Press and Clara PreveMarch 18, 2026
LawUniversity of Florida College Republicans chapter sues over being shut down on antisemitism claims
By The Associated Press and Mike SchneiderMarch 18, 2026
LawLuigi Mangione’s lawyers say back-to-back state and federal trials violate his constitutional rights
By Michael R. Sisak and The Associated PressMarch 18, 2026
EnergyMeet a third-generation Tennessee farmer paying an extra $100k for fertilizer because of the Iran War
By Jack Dura and The Associated PressMarch 18, 2026
LawArizona calls Kalshi an illegal gambling business as first state in first state lawsuit against company
By Hannah Schoenbaum and The Associated PressMarch 18, 2026
By The Associated Press and Christopher WeberMarch 18, 2026
PoliticsMarkwayne Mullin called Rand Paul a ‘freaking snake.’ Paul questioned whether ‘someone who applauds violence’ should lead DHS
By The Associated Press and Rebecca SantanaMarch 18, 2026
LawThe dictionaries are suing OpenAI for ‘massive’ copyright infringement, and say ChatGPT is starving publishers of revenue
By Jake AngeloMarch 18, 2026
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Politics‘We started this war due to pressure from Israel and its powerful American lobby:’ Trump’s National Counterterrorism Center director resigns over war
By The Associated Press and Seung Min KimMarch 17, 2026
CybersecurityYour Instagram DMs are no longer encrypted: Meta is reversing course on privacy and removing end-to-end encryption from Instagra
By Catherina GioinoMarch 17, 2026
By The Associated Press and Mike StobbeMarch 16, 2026
LawColorado funeral home co-owner who hid nearly 200 bodies and gave families fake ashes seeks leniency at sentencing
By The Associated Press and Colleen SlevinMarch 16, 2026
LawA raw deal: 3,800 Colorado meatpackers stage first beef plant strike in 40 years at one of the largest meatpacking plants in U.S.
By The Associated PressMarch 16, 2026
By Stijn Van Nieuwerburgh and Wayne YuMarch 16, 2026
EconomyAsia scrambles to respond to Trump’s sweeping Section 301 trade probes, which could pave the way for new tariffs
By Angelica AngMarch 16, 2026
PoliticsTop airline CEOs plead with Congress to restore DHS funding and pay airport workers. ‘Once again, air travel is the political football’
By Anne D'Innocenzio and The Associated PressMarch 15, 2026
EconomyGetting Americans outside added 5 million jobs and $1.3 trillion to the economy in 2024, before staffing and budget cuts came for national parks
By Tristan BoveMarch 15, 2026
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By Maria Paula Mijares Torres and BloombergMarch 14, 2026
PoliticsAn effort similar to the SAVE Act was tried once, but was blocked by courts when over 30,000 eligible citizens were prevented from registering to vote
By Julie Carr Smyth and The Associated PressMarch 14, 2026
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