Fox has launched a new game show that flips the idea of winning on its head. Instead of rewarding knowledge, it rewards the opposite: contestants try to avoid being the last one standing. The program starts on July 15 and features a mix of actors, musicians, athletes and former politicians. Among th
Families who rely on schools to help kids with disabilities feel uneasy about the latest reshuffling of government duties. In March, the Justice Department will take over civil‑rights enforcement in schools, while the Health and Human Services agency will run special education. The move was me
Forest managers in Montana are pushing for smarter ways to care for trees on federal lands. They want science to guide decisions about cutting, planting, and protecting forests. The main voice behind this effort is a long‑time forest worker from the Pacific Northwest. He has spent more than
For decades, worker pay didn’t keep pace with corporate profits. First, companies moved jobs overseas. Then, they spent profits on buybacks instead of raises. Now, another shift is happening—and this time it’s all about data centers. A new study shows how capital spending is exploding. Companies ar
For years, the U. S. has let scientists—not politicians—decide where federal research dollars go. That system helped build lifesaving medicines, top-tier universities, and a strong tech industry. Now, a new government policy wants to change that. Instead of scientists picking the best projects, poli
For years, the crypto world has trusted code audits as its main shield against theft. Firms have spent heavily on these reviews, hoping to lock down smart contracts before hackers strike. Yet the results tell a different story. Even with three times more audits since 2022, losses keep climbing past
Ford isn’t just building cars anymore—it’s diving into the battery game. The company recently launched Ford Energy, a new arm focused on massive battery packs for data centers and power grids. Why? Because AI needs a ton of electricity to keep running, and companies can’t afford blackouts. Ford want
France’s president picked one of the most famous rooms in Europe to host his American counterpart last week. The Palace of Versailles, built by Louis XIV to show off France’s power, became the backdrop for a dinner between Emmanuel Macron and Donald Trump. The French leader clearly wanted Trump to f
For centuries, humans lived without kings or billionaires calling all the shots. Then, food surpluses showed up, and some people started hoarding wealth for their kids. Suddenly, cooperation turned into conquest, and for 5, 000 years, we’ve watched this system trickle down problems instead of soluti
Fifth Avenue in Midtown Manhattan isn’t just another busy street—it’s a money machine. Every year, the blocks between 40th and 61st Streets pump over $1. 5 billion into city funds through retail and office taxes. That makes it the top spot in New York for generating tax revenue from a small area. Bi
