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Marrying young fell out of favor. Some couples believe it gave them a career advantage.
While young marriage has fallen out of favor in the US, some couples believe tying the knot early helped them lock in on their careers.
World Cup tourists basking in the wonders of Target are stuffing their suitcases with toothpaste and melatonin
FIFA World Cup visitors in the US are living the American dream: They're going on shopping sprees for everything from toothpaste to clothes.
Ford's $30,000 EV truck is under wraps. Its camouflage is an ad.
Ford's coming $30k EV truck is a big bet on how to build a new age of cars. Turns out, the company's wrapping is hiding a teaser.
The World Cup is turning Erling Haaland's style into big business
Erling Haaland is known for his style both on and off the pitch, whether that's matching his hair ties to his jersey or traveling with Hermès bags.
Kids, rowdy riders, don't forget: Waymo could be watching
Waymo used in-cabin cameras to report two teens who were later detained by the San Mateo Police Department, authorities said.
Oh dear, did someone steal something from Apple?
Apple says OpenAI stole its trade secrets. Here's how Apple has faced similar accusations from rivals in the past.
Dark smoke rose above a Virginia data center as a heat wave pushed the power grid close to its limits
A large Digital Realty data center in Ashburn, Virginia turned on diesel generators over the July 4 weekend to deal with a strained grid.
AI-enabled cheating is forcing some schools to go analog
University of Chicago Law School has announced a laptop ban to foster independent thinking amid AI's rise in legal education and practice.
Apple accuses OpenAI of playing dirty in the AI talent wars
Apple accused OpenAI of stealing trade secrets in a lawsuit filed Friday. OpenAI's recruiting techniques were put on blast.
Apple is suing OpenAI, saying the AI giant stole confidential information
In a filing, Apple says former employees who left for OpenAI had access to its systems after leaving.
Philadelphia built a free, 39-day World Cup festival serving tens of thousands of fans. Take a look inside.
The marathon festival celebrating "soccer Coachella" was the result of six years of fundraising and citywide collaborations.
The real Wimbledon starts at the campsite across the street
Does Wimbledon conjure images of men in slacks, pristine tennis lawns, and strawberries and cream? Wait until you see the line for $28 tickets.