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AI face is taking over — and driving plastic surgeons crazy
Patients are turning to ChatGPT for beauty standards. The results aren't physically possible.
Walmart's online grocery delivery boom is stretching store workers
A relatively small Walmart rule change caused a big stir, highlighting the tension the surging e-commerce business is creating for retail workers.
Gen Z are paying strangers around the world to send them handmade mail
As people tire of doomscrolling, they're seeking out analog hobbies like snail mail clubs that fulfil their desire for whimsy.
A line-cook-turned-exec at The Cheesecake Factory says 3 questions changed his career
Jay Hinson, senior VP of restaurant kitchen operations at The Cheesecake Factory, shares how he excelled by studying his bosses and staying curious.
A $175 hoodie that says 'Fear of God' across the chest could make your tween the coolest kid in school
Fear of God Essentials hoodies might be expensive, but parents are still buying them for teens and tweens. Now, they're status symbols at school.
I lost my flight attendant job when Spirit shut down. I've had to manage my emotions and am hopeful I'll find new work soon.
A former Spirit flight attendant says he was shocked at it's shutdown. A side hustle is keeping him afloat while he applies for flight attendant jobs.
I'm 65 and raising my two teenage grandsons on $40,000 a year. I can't afford to retire or get legal custody.
Carol Leonard, a 65-year-old grandmother in Baton Rouge, raises her grandsons alone, facing financial challenges without legal custody support.
I was rejected for a job 6 minutes after I applied. I told the company that AI was screening out strong candidates.
An IT professional says he was turned down for a role so quickly that he felt compelled to tell the employer what happened.
The hottest party in NYC this week was the premiere of a new YouTube show from the 'Subway Takes' creator
At a premiere for a new YouTube-exclusive show, celebrities, creators, and taxi cab drivers partied under one roof.
They struggled to care for their aging parents with dementia and cancer. They built what they needed themselves.
A dozen "vibe coders" have built no-code apps and websites to support their aging parents, from reading medical records to managing medications.
What elder care looks like today: 8 people told us their stories
Elder care in the US can cost up to five figures a month. Eight people told us how they found care for themselves or their loved ones.
I used AI to help market my bagel shop. Then the one-star reviews came in.
Adam Jones tried using AI to edit the social media posts for Myers' Bagels. After customer outcry, he apologized — but isn't anti-AI.