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Europe is warming to America's obsession with staying cool

A worker used a portable electric fan on Westminster Bridge during a heat wave in London, UK, in June 2026

Repeated heat waves in Europe are prompting Europeans to buy AC units in droves.

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CEOs and execs can't agree on what AI means for Gen Z workers

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Executives in tech and business have differing views about what AI means for early-career roles.

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For young Gen Zers entering the workforce, the rise of generative artificial intelligence has brought no shortage of uncertainty.

10 near-perfect horror movies that capture the monsters and mayhem of The Odyssey

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Published Jul 26, 2026, 6:00 AM EDT

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10 horror movies to watch if you loved The Odyssey

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The Odyssey is Christopher Nolan’s first fantasy epic. It might also be his first horror movie. While Nolan has never been afraid to scare his viewers (I'm still traumatized by the Scarecrow hallucinations in Batman: Begins), he takes this impulse further with The Odyssey.

Trump revives old tropes as he pushes warnings of ‘communist menace’

Perhaps above all else, Donald Trump is a child of the cold war.

Three months before the US president was born, Winston Churchill delivered a historic speech in Fulton, Missouri, that ushered in a generations-long existential struggle between western capitalism and Soviet communism.

Blue Jays Acquire Outfielder From Division Rival With Addison Barger Out For Season

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TORONTO, CANADA - September 13: Addison Barger #47 of the Toronto Blue Jays looks on against the St. Louis Cardinals front the dugout at a MLB game at Rogers Centre on September 13, 2024 in Toronto, Canada. (Photo by Kevin Sousa/Getty Images)

Financially independent investors focus on one major factor to hit FIRE

I've interviewed dozens of FIRE investors who focus on earning more, and learned the easiest side hustle is often the most time-consuming

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Kathleen Elkins

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How to best talk about AI in job interviews — even if you're skeptical of it

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As more companies adopt AI tools, employers are asking candidates to discuss the tech.

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Great For The Track, Better For The Street: How Porsche Created The 911 GT3 Touring - Jalopnik

Porsche's 911 GT3 is perhaps the most iconic street car the company has ever built. Available across four generations of 911 over 25 years of production, the GT3 is everywhere. Meant to split the difference between a standard street 911 like a GTS and the all-out track homologation special GT3 RS, the GT3 has always been a half-and-half street-to-track kind of car. When the 991-generation debuted in 2013, however, it was tipped toward a focus on lap times and was only available with Porsche's PDK double-clutch automatic gearbox, which sent three-pedal driving enthusiasts into a tizzy. 

Hundreds of cities tried basic income. Years later, did it work?

Years after basic income, participants share how their finances have changed

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Allie Kelly

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PBS SoCal, KMEX Lead L.A. Local Emmy Wins; KVEA, KABC Land Top Newscast Prizes

PBS SoCal (KOCE and KCET) was the big winner Saturday night at the L.A. Area Emmy Awards, landing eight — including for live events-programming, entertainment, crime/social issues and arts. Univision’s KMEX was next, with seven, followed by Telemundo’s KVEA with six.