An Anthropic researcher is leaving the AI industry over fears that self-improving systems could escape human control.
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The Trump administration removed language that criticized a memorial that previously stood at Arlington National Cemetery.
- Nii A. Ahene for Net Influencer
Net Influencer reports that New York Fashion Week has evolved into a major creator activation event, with agencies sending numerous influencers to engage with brands and attend exclusive parties, rather than just runway shows.
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AXE reports that shaving after a shower is generally better for most men, as warm water softens hair and reduces irritation, leading to a smoother shave.
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With summer largely over, it’s time to turn our attention back to the start of awards season, which kicks off with the 78th Primetime Emmy Awards on Sept. 14.
- Alan Lucks, MD for Doctronic
Doctronic reports that when deciding if a child should stay home from school, ask three key questions about fever, ability to participate, and contagion risk.
- Elena Vega for Houzz
Houzz reports that a remodel involves five stages: planning, permitting, site prep, construction, and finishing.
The Trump administration claimed the national museums he’s led portrayed a skewed and divisive version of the United States.
Viberate reports that if data determined the winners, Taylor Swift would lead Artist of the Year, "Golden" would win Song of the Year, and CORTIS would take Best New Artist at the 2026 MTV VMAs.
Shirlene Obuobi is a Ghanaian American cardiologist, cartoonist, and author of the novels “On Rotation” and “Between Friends & Lovers.” Her new paranormal summer romance, “Die for Me,” has just been published, and she answered the Book Pages Q&A via email. Q. Please tell readers about your new book, “Die for Me.” “Die for Me” is a genre-bending paranormal romance about a 38-year-old Black ...
PARIS — A black background. A skull wearing a crown like a dark monarch. Red roses and a dagger. Then a short video on Goodreads, one of the world's largest online book communities: a hand with long, deep-red fingernails slowly turns the pages of a novel. Below it, hundreds of enthusiastic comments – and a warning: "Not for sensitive readers." Dark Romance has long outgrown its niche. Written ...
ST. PAUL, Minn. -- Little Free Libraries are for more than printed reading materials. Users of the streetside stations give and receive all manner of non-reading merchandise, such as homemade trinkets, canned goods and garden seeds. This all occurs with the blessing of the nonprofit, St. Paul-based Little Free Library. So Abe Eyman of St. Paul had an idea: Why not outfit old Kindle-style ...
Lonnie G. Bunch III, the Smithsonian's first Black secretary, will retire as the Trump administration escalates criticism of the institution.
Roger Daltrey made a concert feel personal at the Lobero Theatre — a rarer trick than it sounds.
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Long gone are the days where impulse buying meant grabbing an unplanned candy bar or magazine in the checkout line. Now, social media makes it quick and easy for us to purchase just about anything with the click of a button, whether or not it’s in the budget. And for some Americans, it’s hurting them...
Black Friday is fast approaching, and shoppers are gearing up. The National Retail Federation expects more than 183 million people to shop over the weekend spanning Thanksgiving to Cyber Monday this year. But fraudsters are preparing for Black Friday too, looking for opportunities to steal your money or personal information. Before you dive into holiday...