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From strolling the boulevards of Buenos Aires to trekking in the Canadian Rockies, hiking is good exercise as you test your mind and soul. To… Read More »The best equipment for a hiking holiday

On Capitol Hill and in the courts, Republican lawmakers and activists are waging an extensive legal campaign against universities, think tanks and private companies that… Read More »GOP targets researchers studying disinformation ahead of the 2024 election

In recent years, Apple has pursued a meal prep app with a pear logo, a singer-songwriter named Frankie Pineapple, a German bike trail, a few… Read More »Apple takes on apples in a really weird trademark battle | WIRED

The headlines and market analysis of recent weeks saying that stocks are in a bull market can be comforting, even if they are potentially misleading.… Read More »It’s too early to tell if this is a bull market, but invest anyway

Etiquette of the pronoun Is it okay if you’re talking alone with a new colleague for the first time to ask for pronouns to make… Read More »Pride in work is priceless, but it’s nice to get paid

Pixar is damaged as a big screen brand. That was one of the rather dismal takeaways from the weekend box office, which found “Elemental,” a… Read More »Pixar’s ‘Elemental’ is falling flat, adding to brand concerns

If you have a side hustle or skills you want to promote, it’s worth keeping a portfolio online for other people to see what you’re… Read More »The Best Websites To Show Off Your Portfolio Of Work | WIRED

Two of the most powerful women in the Delhi village of central New York faced off in a brick building on Main Street for what… Read More »How local officials retaliate against their hometown newspapers

The national gross debt topped $32 trillion for the first time on Friday, highlighting the country’s troubling fiscal stance as Washington gears up for a… Read More »The US national debt exceeds $32 trillion for the first time

The Justice Department has convened a federal grand jury as part of a criminal investigation into Sherry-Lehmann Wine & Spirits, the venerable New York City… Read More »Famous wine shop Sherry-Lehmann faces criminal investigation

Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos and Richard Branson race to establish a space presence. But what rights and obligations come with that? It’s not clear what… Read More »The space industry is booming. Space law is still a mystery.

The Securities and Exchange Commission reached a deal with Binance late Friday that will allow the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange to continue operating in the… Read More »Binance reaches deal with government to avoid US shutdown

Richard Severo, an award-winning reporter for The New York Times whose challenge of what he viewed as a sentencing transfer by the newspaper’s management became… Read More »Richard Severo, Times Reporter in Internal Clash Over Book, dies at age 90

In 2012, Massachusetts voters were the first to bring the concept into the modern era by requiring automakers to add a built-in port that would… Read More »A battle over the right to repair cars takes a wild turn

At a rally in Beijing on Friday, China’s leader Xi Jinping exchanged a warm smile with Bill Gates and praised Gates as “the first American… Read More »As US and Chinese officials meet, companies are tempering their hopes