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It’s starting to look like using smartphones in schools will be the new smoking in the bathroom
Tech

It’s starting to look like using smartphones in schools will be the new smoking in the bathroom

By
June 20, 2024
A vendor sells balloons along Main Street in front of Cinderella's Castle as the sun sets at the Magic Kingdom Park at Walt Disney World on May 31, 2024, in Orlando, Florida.
Finance

A Disney creative director is suing the company for forcing him to sell his childhood home in California and move to Florida—then move back West into a smaller house

By
June 20, 2024
Ohio judge tells government to keep its grubby paws off the people’s flavored cigs
Politics

Ohio judge tells government to keep its grubby paws off the people’s flavored cigs

By Bruce Shipkowski and The Associated Press
May 20, 2024
Michael Cohen outside a NYC courthouse
Politics

Michael Cohen says he stole tens of thousands of dollars from Trump’s company

By The Associated Press, Michael R. Sisak, Jennifer Peltz, Jake Offenhartz and Alanna Durkin Richer
May 20, 2024
Fiat Topolinos
Tech

Italy seizes dozens of tiny Fiat EVs for allegedly violating ‘Made in Italy’ rules as relations between Stellantis and government sour

By Tommaso Ebhardt and Bloomberg
May 20, 2024
Congress could soon spell the end of employment arbitration—but it’s not all good news for American workers
Commentary

Congress could soon spell the end of employment arbitration—but it’s not all good news for American workers

By Lewis L. Maltby and Theodore J. St. Antoine
May 9, 2024
777 Partners co-founder Josh Wander after the Premier League match at Goodison Park, Liverpool.
Lifestyle

A mysterious Miami firm tried to buy a top English soccer team—now it’s being accused of $600 million fraud: ‘A giant shell game at best, and an outright Ponzi scheme at worst’

By
May 8, 2024
NYPD officers detain dozens of pro-Palestinian students at Columbia University near the Gaza Solidarity Encampment on April 30, 2024.
Politics

Columbia created new rules after historic 1968 protests. Its administration just broke them to authorize police on campus, university report concludes

By
May 7, 2024
TikTok’s CEO Shou Zi Chew urged viewers to “rest assured, we aren’t going anywhere,” adding he is confident TikTok would win in court. Users can expect to use the app as normal in the meantime.
Politics

A new law will ban TikTok unless China sells most of it. An expert says it’s ‘unconstitutional’ and backed by no evidence

By
April 28, 2024
TikTok says it will sue U.S. over sell-or-ban law on First Amendment grounds. Does it have a chance?
Tech

TikTok says it will sue U.S. over sell-or-ban law on First Amendment grounds. Does it have a chance?

By Wyatte Grantham-Philips and The Associated Press
April 25, 2024
DEI critics were hoping that the Supreme Court’s Muldrow decision would undermine corporate diversity programs. It does no such thing
Commentary

DEI critics were hoping that the Supreme Court’s Muldrow decision would undermine corporate diversity programs. It does no such thing

By
April 18, 2024
A couple protesters are standing and wearing colorful clothing and masks.
Retail

Fashion giant Shein has been slapped with yet another lawsuit alleging copyright infringement, data scraping, and AI to steal art: ‘It’s somewhat shocking that they’ve been able to get away with it’

By
April 16, 2024
Attorney Christine Shen
Commentary

Healing the workplace means letting ex-employees tell their side of the story without fear of retribution. It’s time to stop signing them into silence

By
April 15, 2024
California’s new $20 minimum wage could leave the state with higher unemployment for years to come, economist says
Finance

California’s new $20 minimum wage could leave the state with higher unemployment for years to come, economist says

By
April 6, 2024
Ron DeSantis
Finance

Disney and DeSantis-appointed board strike deal after years of wrangling — just one day after the board replaced its Disney-critic chair

By Mike Schneider and The Associated Press
March 28, 2024

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