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AI, longevity, and the World Cup: Inside JPMorgan's summer reading list
JPMorgan's 27th annual summer reading list features nonfiction books on trending topics, from AI to longevity.
I moved from Europe to New York last year. I wish I'd known a few things before making the leap.
Last year, I moved from England to New York City. Many parts of life here have surprised me, including my new community and grocery store prices.
10 famous women who served in the military
Queen Elizabeth was a military truck driver during World War II, while "Golden Girl" Bea Arthur was a staff sergeant for the Marines.
The 15 best cities to live in 2026 all have one thing in common: they're cheaper
The best cities to live in 2026 are more affordable, smaller cities throughout the Midwest and Sun Belt.
My mother wanted independence, not assisted living. So we're building her a 2-bedroom home in our backyard.
Shalini Karnani Bonjour knew moving her mom from Michigan to California would be hard. She didn't expect building her mom an ADU in her backyard would be even h...
VHS tapes and landlines are having a resurgence. Here's the '90s tech we want back next.
The '90s introduced tech, from VHS to landlines, that shaped how we lived. There's been a resurgence of some of this tech among younger audiences.
I'm a dietitian and mom of 2. These are the 9 Trader Joe's staples I buy to make healthy meals in less than 30 minutes.
As a busy mother and licensed dietitian, I rely on easy-to-prepare staples from the grocery store like brown rice, chickpeas, salmon, and meatloaf.
3 big takeaways from Pope Leo's letter on AI
In "Magnifica humanitas," Pope Leo XIV's first encyclical, he warned about job losses, Big Tech's grip on AI, and had a message for developers.
I've got 4 kids and 1 goal this summer: do less
Summer should be relaxing, but I always come out exhausted. This year, I'm determined to do less with my four kids.
A 27-year-old woman with extreme cramping lied about having a common colon cancer symptom to get screened sooner. She was later diagnosed at stage 4.
Sydney Stoner was dismissed by doctors despite having signs of colon cancer. She lied and said she had blood in her stool to get a colonoscopy.
I have a background in child development, yet I still make mistakes. It took time to let go when my daughter went to college.
My daughter needed independence when she went to college. Even with my background in child development, it was hard for me to let go.
I quit my corporate job to start a house-flipping business with my mom. We clash often, but that's our biggest strength.
My corporate career was burning me out, so I started flipping houses with my mom as a side project. We then turned it into a career—even if we fight.