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Landline phones are back—and they’re helping kids connect safely with friends

Some homeowners are tired of overly manicured lawns—so they’re embracing No Mow May all year

Smart appliances are great for marketers, if they’re useful for consumers

Winter weather warning: 3 storms forecast to dump snow on 40 states this week. Here’s where they’re hitting

People are blaming L.A. officials for the wildfires. They’re missing the point

European cities are banning diesel cars. So they’re headed to Ukraine’s front lines

‘They’re the most pissed off people on the planet’: The internet is falling in love with the drama on the Crumbl cookie subreddit

What Gen Zers on TikTok mean when they say they’re ‘crashing out’ over Trump’s election

Amazon, Target, Macy’s, JCPenney, and other retailers are hiring for the holidays. Here’s how much they’re paying

How business schools can show they’re making a positive societal impact

Progressive’s commercials go big on humor. Now they’re going big on feelings, too

Real-time crime centers are transforming policing. Here’s why they’re controversial

Iowa’s abortion ban aims at timing when many won’t even know they’re pregnant

Apple declares the iPhone X and original AirPods ‘vintage’—and they’re on the road to ‘obsolete’

FCC chair asks telecoms companies to prove they’re actually trying to stop political AI robocalls

Lego made bricks out of meteorite dust and they’re on display at select stores

VR concerts boomed during the pandemic. This startup is betting they’re here to stay

Helldivers 2 PC players suddenly have to link to a PSN account and they’re not being chill about it

Calm and AllTrails know your stress is reaching a fever pitch—so they’re partnering for mental health awareness

NYC vs. Texas? Actually, they’re both top destinations for tech talent right now

E-bikes are booming—and now they’re being designed for everyone

The most innovative HR companies are embracing AI. They’re also mobile-first

What do some of the most successful video games have in common? They’re all catnip for TikTok

Ikea designed a new collection of beds, bowls, and toys for your pet. But only if they’re a good boy

Trader Joe’s $3 mini totes went viral on TikTok. They’re reselling for hundreds

Intuitive Machines’ moon lander sent home its first images and they’re breathtaking

Facebook and Instagram will block DMs to teens unless they’re from a friend

When aliens come to Earth, they’re going to Lexington, Kentucky first

The NFT market hasn’t recovered. But they’re still bullish on the tech

iPods are now considered ‘vintage’ tech—so of course, they’re sold out at Urban Outfitters

One year after the Dobbs decision, telehealth medication abortions are surging—but they’re under threat

Scientists claim they’re the first to transmit space-based solar power to Earth

I tried Photoshop’s new generative AI tools. They’re not going to steal your design job—yet

Spotted lanternflies are about to hatch—and they’re going to be thirsty

These devices changed the game for diabetics. Now they’re the latest wellness trend

These groups fighting offshore wind say it’s about whales—but they’re funded by Big Oil

Rise of the synthetic celebrity: Superplastic leads a new generation of influencers, and they’re unreal

For decades, these power plants ran on coal. Now, they’re converting to clean energy

Ritual supplements went big on Instagram. Now they’re coming to Whole Foods’ shelves

Here’s when to use data visualization tools, and why they’re helpful

Romance scammers are on the rise—and they’re ripping off millions in crypto

The newest Allbirds running shoe makes your feet feel like they’re coming home