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Anyone who’s tried to cancel a subscription, return a gym membership, or leave a hotel reservation recently has likely run into what researchers call a…
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A growing number of professionals are taking jobs that require commutes of 100 miles or more each way, renting a small room near the office…
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Homeowners in coastal and flood-prone neighborhoods are increasingly finding that a single small claim, even one that’s not their fault, can get their policy dropped…
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Nigeria has overtaken Qatar and Algeria to become Europe’s third-largest LNG supplier in the first quarter of 2026, with EU imports of Nigerian liquefied natural…
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Residents have been packing public meetings in Finney County, Kansas, over Triple Oak Power’s proposed data center project near Garden City, which would pair a…
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Electronic Arts employees are worried about creative censorship after the company’s $55 billion acquisition by a group led by Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF),…
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Airbus has backed down on a push to require white collar staff back in the office four days a week, after Spanish unions staged repeated…
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Gas Is Over $4.10 and the White House Called in the Refiners. The Price Is Being Set in the Strait of Hormuz.
A Judge Permanently Ended the Reflecting Pool Case Against Olympian David Hearn, Citing Pressure From Trump
Hegseth Is Building an Autonomous Warfare Command. Musk, Gingrich and Luckey Will Study the Future of War.
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