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People ask if I'm sad my son started kindergarten. After $87,000 in day care bills, I'm celebrating.
Mesha Griffith isn't sad that her son left daycare. After five years of paying about $1,500 a month, she's relieved to have the money back.
Inside Turkey's $2 billion marble and stone industry
Turkey has one of the largest natural stone industries in the world.
Iranian strikes damaged or destroyed hundreds of buildings at US bases across 8 countries, Pentagon watchdog says
The tally includes facilities in Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Oman, and Jordan.
Agility's new humanoid is supposed to stop before it gets too close to humans
Agility Robotics gave Business Insider a first look at renderings of Digit 5, its next humanoid.
Mark Cuban says he's way more worried about AI backlash than an AI apocalypse
Former "Shark Tank" investor Mark Cuban said the public reaction to warnings about AI is a "far greater risk" than an AI doomsday.
Your parents will want to know about these new Uber options for seniors
Uber introduces senior-friendly features, including easy-entry vehicles and independent accounts, to enhance accessibility and convenience.
I tried 8 new items at The Cheesecake Factory. Here's how they ranked, from worst to best.
I tried The Cheesecake Factory's newest items. The mini slider burgers and a spin on chicken-and-waffles impressed me the most.
I’m a chief people officer, and here are my tips on how to ask about a company's AI policies in a job interview
A chief people officer shares tips on how job seekers can ask about AI policies and expectations during interviews, without coming across as anti-AI.
I purchased Amtrak's USA Rail Pass to travel the country in 30 days. Here's what 170 hours in coach looked like.
I booked an Amtrak USA Rail Pass to travel across the United States in coach. Here's what I packed, my regrets, and pros and cons from the trip.
Welcome to the era of stability stacking
Millennials are burnt out and worried about layoffs. They're building safety nets of skills and income in response.
The world's richest man says he's living in a trailer
Elon Musk is known for his unusual sleeping arrangements, and famously slept on a couch at Twitter's headquarters after buying it in 2022.
I homeschooled my son and worked from home for 2 years. I loved the lifestyle but it still led to burnout.
I homeschooled my son for two years while I worked from home. I loved the freedom it gave us but still burned out, and he's back at in-person school.