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Vintage photos show how the role of women in the workforce has evolved in the last 100 years
In the 1920s, women entered the workforce in astonishing numbers as a result of the industrial revolution.
Ukrainian and US teams are building AI tools for wounded troops with no medic nearby
A Ukrainian app and a US chatbot aim to help troops treat battlefield wounds when medics and evacuation aren't available.
The US airports with the longest and shortest security wait times — ranked
At the top 50 busiest airports in the US, the average TSA wait time is 9.9 minutes. Passengers at some airports can wait almost three times as long.
I'm a dietitian, and these are the 10 Costco groceries I'd stock up on if I were on a GLP-1
If I were taking a GLP-1 or weight-loss medication, as a dietitian, I'd buy these easy meals and snacks at Costco to still hit my nutrition goals.
Marine F-35 pilots who switched over from the Harrier jump jet have had to unlearn almost everything they know
The F-35 automates much of the flying, but former Harrier pilots say that creates a new challenge: breaking old muscle memory.
The Amazon cargo plane that crashed in Miami nearly hit a parking lot full of Tesla Cybercabs
"Weird," Elon Musk responded to an X post noting that the plane almost crashed into a fleet of his new Cybercabs.
OpenAI reveals how much its researchers are spending on AI coding
OpenAI researchers spend heavily on AI coding agents, with top users burning through $7,000 daily in tokens.
'Black Swan' investor Mark Spitznagel says the crash of a lifetime is coming after one more 'euphoric rally'
Universa Investments' Mark Spitznagel told BI that he expects one more "euphoric rally" followed by a "bigger crash than we've seen in our lifetime."
Ukraine's front lines are so dangerous that troops take casualties just moving in and out of their own trenches
Ukraine's drone-filled front lines have made even routine movement in and out of trenches a deadly risk for troops.
I'm applying to entry-level jobs at 56 and can't even get an interview. My confidence has taken a hit — so I'm pivoting.
Jennifer Mannix, 56, changed careers after 30 years. Getting an entry-level interview has been challenging, and she thinks her age plays a role.
We moved our kids from a small town to Chicago. They're more independent, and we have more to do.
We moved our two young kids from a small rural town to Chicago. It was the best decision for our family — here's why.
Mamdani signals union loyalty with new NYC office for rank-and-file workers
The Mamdani administration announced a new Office of Worker Power Monday — and is still facing skepticism from business leaders.