- July 8, 2026
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Is It Disloyal to Leave a Supportive Company? Ask Johnny
Johnny C. Taylor Jr. tackles your workplace questions each week for USA TODAY. Taylor is president and CEO of SHRM, the world’s largest trade association
Plot twist: Gen Z is buying houses after all. Here’s how they’re doing it.
Despite soaring housing costs, younger buyers are finding a way in. Source link
Coffee Break: Armed Madhouse – From Spy Satellites to Peace Satellites
Modern warfare has produced a remarkable paradox. Never before have governments possessed such detailed knowledge of events unfolding across the globe. Military reconnaissance satellites can
“Wading” by Photographer Jon Testa
A series about family and the acceptance of loss by photographer and designer Jon Testa. Testa is based in Burlington, Vermont. Favouring both the documentary
Sony Tries To Change The Subject After Killing PlayStation Discs
To kick off July, Sony made the surprising announcement that it plans to end support of physical discs for PlayStation games at the beginning of
Yasiel Puig Files for Chapter 11 Amid Betting Conviction
Former Major League Baseball (MLB) star Yasiel Puig, facing 15 years’ imprisonment after being convicted of obstructing justice and lying to federal officials investigating an
Rabbit Hole Trailer Sends 36 Digital Stars Into Chaos, Hulu & Disney+ Date Set
A trailer for the new variety series Rabbit Hole has landed. It throws 36 of the world’s most influential online creators into a single high-energy
Slayr Readies New Avant Nova EP
Slayr, the Philadelphia rapper who’s been making a name for himself in the underground hip-hop scene, is gearing up to release a new EP this
Michelle Yeoh Shows Platinum Blonde Bob Hair at 2026 Chanel Show
Michelle Yeoh‘s wicked hair transformation is nothing short of wonderful. The Everything Everywhere All at Once star switched up her hairstyle from her trademark long,
San Francisco CEO Gets 6 Years for Scheme to Sell Adderall Online
A federal judge sentenced the CEO and founder of Done Global, a Bay Area-based digital health company, to 72 months in prison for fraudulently distributing