The Strait of Hormuz Is Sitting on a Powder Keg
US and Iran trade strikes as ceasefire frays and negotiations stall
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Sleep Trackers Are Getting Smarter, And That's a Little Terrifying
The best sleep trackers in 2026 go beyond counting Zs—they coach you to sleep better. But there's a catch.
When AI Disproved a Famous Math Conjecture: What It Actually Means
OpenAI's AI just cracked an 80-year-old math problem. But let's not declare the death of human mathematicians just yet.
When Sports Knowledge Meets Wordplay: The NYT Connections: Sports Edition Challenge
One of the toughest puzzle categories yet in the NYT Sports Edition will leave even die-hard fans scratching their heads.
Why Your Social Video Metrics Are Lying to You (And How to Fix It)
Most marketers obsess over view counts, but the real story lives elsewhere. Here's what actually matters.
The Social Video Metrics That Actually Matter (And the Ones You Can Ignore)
Stop chasing vanity numbers. Here's what really moves the needle for your video strategy.
M.I.A. Sues Kid Cudi for $2.8 Million After Being Dropped From Tour Over Controversial Comments
The singer claims the rapper knowingly removed her from the Rebel Rangers Tour, breaking her contract and damaging her reputation.
Chimps and Bonobos Have 'Best Friends' Just Like Us, And It's Kind of Mind-Blowing
Research shows chimpanzees and bonobos form layered social circles similar to humans.
The 8 GB RAM Trap: How Apple Forced Windows Laptops Into a Race to the Bottom
Dell follows Apple's playbook, but Microsoft takes the bait. Here's how the budget laptop market got complicated.
Ebola Is Back, and So Is the Misinformation
A deadly outbreak in Congo meets social media rumors, while funding cuts leave health workers struggling.
America's Shadow War: 205 Dead in Secretive Pacific Drug Strikes
The U.S. military's escalating campaign against alleged cartel boats has now killed over 200 people. But who's verifyi
Claude Lemieux's Tragic Death Sheds Light on Hockey's CTE Crisis
The former NHL enforcer died by suicide at 60, and his family hopes brain donation to BU will help future athletes.
