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Top YouTubers back a new $3,750 program to train aspiring creators
Jordan Matter, Michelle Khare, and others are advising Bedford, a new school to train the next generation of influencers.
Special ops wants "geeks with guns" bringing both grit and tech skills into combat
US special operations leaders say future troops will need both battlefield toughness and tech skills as drones and AI reshape warfare.
Join us: Lovable's CEO pitches straight to laid-off Big Tech workers
Lovable CEO Anton Osika said Big Tech is no longer the "safe, prestigious" career choice.
I moved back to Canada after living abroad for 5 years. The hardest part is rebuilding my social life.
I lived abroad in the UK for five years before moving back home to Canada. I was surprised by how much my friendships here have changed.
3 new low-cost ways to check for colon cancer — that only take 5 minutes
Colonoscopies are still the gold standard, but experts now endorse a high-tech stool test and a blood draw amid rising rates of young colon cancer.
The US is dangerously exposed to drone attacks, a detection company warns, saying it's concerning just how easy they are to arm and launch
The drone threat has evolved, and US defenses are not ready, military officials and counter-drone companies say.
The 'hottest' AI job right now might involve locking your bedroom door
AI companion startup Joi AI says it will pay 10 "consultants" $2,000 for a month of NSFW gig work. It said it's received over 100,000 applications.
Wolfgang Puck didn't think his son would follow in his footsteps. Now he's preparing the succession.
Wolfgang Puck has been in the restaurant business for 60 years, but he isn't slowing down, especially now that his son, Byron, is by his side.
Western arms makers are lining up to test their weapons on Ukraine's battlefields
Hundreds of companies have expressed interest in the "Test in Ukraine" program, and the number is growing, a top defense executive said.
A Waymo car ended a ride early, then the company told the passenger to get an Uber
Waymo's self-driving car halted unexpectedly in San Francisco, leaving Sam Schwartz and his wife stranded, highlighting the tech's challenges.
I grew my salary to $180K a year while paying down $40K in credit card debt. I've gone from ashamed to empowered.
A 38-year-old who makes $180,000 a year living in California and Nova Scotia shares her salary journey, and how she paid off her credit card debt.
Here's why a nearly new Airbus jet is more valuable as spare parts
A nearly new Spirit Airlines jet was shredded by the giant claws of a heavy-duty excavator in a video that transfixed audiences this weekend.