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EuropeThe Body Shop asked a group of Gen Zers to critique the company and it was a disaster, so it rolled to Plan B: Create a whole board of 20-somethings
BYOrianna Rosa Royle
CommentaryThe American Dream is alive–but doubts loom this 4th of July
BYGonzalo Schwarz
SuccessElon Musk nearly doubled Mark Zuckerberg’s wealth gain through the first 6 months of 2023 with a massive $96.6 billion surge
BYAnnie Massa, Jack Witzig, and others
LifestyleThe world’s largest private Disney collection is auctioning off over 1,500 items, and you could buy a Dumbo ride for $200,000
BYJeff Turner, Brooke Lefferts, and others
SuccessMeet the drag queens of Pennsylvania coal country, bringing a centuries-old art form to a Trump district
BYCarolyn Kaster, Calvin Woodward, and others
PoliticsThe president claims ‘Bidenomics’ is finally the cure to trickle-down ‘Reagonomics,’ but his opponents have a different definition
BYJosh Boak and The Associated Press
SuccessHarvard slapped with lawsuit over legacy admissions: ‘Your family’s last name and the size of your bank account are not a measure of merit’
BYCollin Binkley and The Associated Press
CommentaryTwo-thirds of the U.S. is at risk of power outages this summer—but it’s not stopping Americans from electrifying everything in their homes
BYChris Hopper
SuccessThe 10 best cities to work remotely while you still can
BYOrianna Rosa Royle
SuccessSouthern California hotel union on biggest strike in its history as thousands of cooks, dishwashers, bellmen walk off the job
BYThe Associated Press
PoliticsYou make America’s highest minimum wage if you live in West Hollywood: $19.08 an hour
BYThe Associated Press
SuccessInside the old-money-inspired social club in NYC charging nearly $4,000 a year, where Taylor Swift reportedly canceled her membership
BYChloe Berger
Success‘Nanny’ star Fran Drescher is leading an actors’ union fight that is just days away from a crippling Hollywood strike
BYAndrew Dalton and The Associated Press
CommentaryNBA draftees’ high income doesn’t equal wealth. Here are the unique challenges that await them
BYNicole Pullen Ross
SuccessSnowflake CEO calls his role ‘insanely confrontational’ and knocks leaders who ‘sit back and wait for greatness’
BYSteve Mollman
LifestyleCanada wants to become the next hub for digital nomads who work in tech as more U.S. companies require workers to return to the office
BYPrarthana Prakash
EuropeThis Italian hotel that’s a favorite of Angelina Jolie and the Clooneys was just named the best in the world. Take a look inside
BYChloe Taylor
CommentaryAffirmative action is ending–but holistic admissions can still allow higher education to better reflect society
BYKelly Dore
EuropePrince William’s salary revealed—and Royal accounts show the future King of England could get more than $30 million next year
BYOrianna Rosa Royle
SuccessGen Zers had no desire to work in finance before the economy started tanking. But they’ve since changed their minds for stability and higher pay
BYPrarthana Prakash and Chloe Berger
CommentaryThe Supreme Court can end affirmative action–but it can’t reverse the course of history
BYMarvin Krislov
Politics‘The California dream is dying,’ says former Google and Facebook exec who’s running to replace Dianne Feinstein
BYMIchael R. Blood and The Associated Press
SuccessNFL star Travis Kelce chooses to be ‘underpaid’— and it’s a lesson anyone looking to job hop should remember
BYOrianna Rosa Royle
EuropeCruise ship that lets you live onboard for 3 years for $38,000 per year will accommodate more passengers
BYChris Morris
CommentaryNetflix, Amazon, Disney, and others spent a record $23 billion on original new content last year–so why is everyone watching movies and TV from the past?
BYAden Ikram
SuccessHow about a $19,000-per-month internship this summer? That’s what the biggest hedge fund in the world is paying as Wall Street returns to the office
BYChloe Berger
SuccessA disruptive startup backed by Jeff Bezos and Drake that pays high school basketball players at least $100,000 a year just sent identical twin phenoms to the NBA
BYJabari M. Evans and The Conversation
SuccessThe federal government is shelling out $130 million to bring free college to about 30,000 inmates in places like Folsom Prison
BYAaron Morrison and The Associated Press
SuccessPrecision Lens founder dies when vintage World War II-era plane crashes shortly after takeoff at Montana airport
BYThe Associated Press
CommentaryTrue believers, profiteers, and curious creators: Meet the 5 schools of thought that dominate the A.I. debate
BYJeffrey Sonnenfeld, Paul Romer, and others

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