Breast Cancer And The Myth Of Strength—Miranda McKeon Speaks Out

Miranda McKeon, diagnosed with breast cancer at age 19, is speaking out about the pain, fertility loss and fear of recurrence that the “strength” narrative leaves out.

Only 10% Feel In Full Control Of The Technology They Use, Survey Finds

Only 10% of people feel fully in control of their technology, a new study finds. Here’s why that matters for workers and companies and what organizations can do.

A ‘Verity’ Strong Opening Underscores The Power Of Women In Theaters

‘Verity’ earned a strong opening thanks to a female audience who discovered the story through Colleen Hoover’s novel. Women are showing up for several movies in 2026.

Data Authenticity Is Now The Real Currency Of AI Research

Someone still has to decide where a verification system’s thresholds sit, and whether a borderline response deserves a second look rather than an automatic rejection.

The AI Slowdown Debate: Insights For Business Leaders

Tips for Business Leaders navigating the AI Safety debate and announcements from OpenAI, Anthropic and US government.

Audible’s New AI Stories Test The Boundaries Of Copyright Law

Audible’s new AI Interactive Story feature lets listeners talk to literary characters in real time. It raises copyright questions the law hasn’t answered yet.

How Climate Week NYC Bet On ‘Solutions Storytelling’

This year’s Climate Week NYC marked a noticeable shift from focusing on climate disasters to storytelling for climate solutions.

Obesity Startup Ilant Health Bets Its Revenue On Better Patient Outcomes

Founder Elina Onitskansky’s Ilant Health has raised over $22 million to pair weight loss drugs with dietitians, behavioral health and peer support.

The Lesson Of Cornell: When Institutions Protect Themselves, Women Pay

Cornell’s sexual assault allegations echo a case from 41 years ago, exposing how little has changed in who bears the consequences when campus systems fail.

Judge Strikes Down Latest Version Of $100,000 H-1B Immigration Fee

A federal judge has struck down the $100,000 fee on new H-1B visa holders and invalidated the Sept. proclamation that renewed it.