Beginning in January, three of the five officials on the Georgia Public Service Commission will be Democrats. It will be the first time the party has controlled the powerful energy regulation board in 30 years. The commission, which regulates utilities including the state’s largest electric provider, Georgia Power, has come under more scrutiny in recent
A close up of the hands of a nurse from the French Blood Establishment checking the identification and traceability of blood samples beside a donor during a mobile blood donation session in Paimpol Cotes d Armor Brittany France on July 23, 2026. Helene Rigny/Hans Lucas/AFP via Getty Images hide caption toggle caption i Helene Rigny/Hans
After having my second child, I quit my job of 17 years because I couldn’t justify sacrificing half my wages for childcare. Instead, I’m running multiple side hustles that rarely require me to be away from my kids. And, no, I’m not getting rich playing games or taking surveys on my phone. I’m trying to
OpenAI has a new name for the loud, dull, gray buildings Americans don’t really want as their next-door neighbors, and it’s calling them “compute campuses.” Along with the rebrand comes a list of promises. On Thursday, the company published a National Community Compact, pledging to pay its own energy costs, disclose what its facilities do
I would definitely order this Thanksgiving dinner through Costco again. Based on our experience ordering the Fortune Gourmet Thanksgiving meal from Costco, I’d absolutely order this again or a similar meal package. It was delicious, and the dishes tasted remarkably close to many of my usual recipes. I loved not having to spend several days
Cases of peanut butter, bright red boxes of Shredded Wheat cereal, and so many varieties of tea that even Mary Poppins would be excited. Around the corner, large wooden crates teeming with wide leaves and sturdy grasses, and a walk-in refrigerator full of fresh produce sit ready to turn into dishes that are a feast
