In September 2026, Apple announced its new generation of smartphones: the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max. I’ve spent a month with the former, testing the device as a daily companion to see if it’s worth trusting as yours. I also put the manufacturer’s shiny new features to the test, and to spoil the story,
Ken Griffin shares the concern many anxious white-collar workers have about artificial intelligence. Once-stable and well-paid jobs will be made obsolete, such as translators, by the technology, the billionaire founder of $77 billion hedge fund Citadel and market maker Citadel Securities said on Tuesday. The US should begin embracing “reskilling” to help people who may
Meta said Saturday that an automatic trigger is to blame for the No Kings movement’s Instagram account being suspended in the midst of a nationwide effort to mobilize early voting in the midterms. The network, which bills itself as nonpartisan but arose last year in response to President Donald Trump’s actions, said its account went
The tech guy uniform is full of basic T-shirts and bad haircuts, so I get why Alexandr Wang’s look at Meta Connect is riling Silicon Valley. If you’re used to the black turtlenecks of Steve Jobs and Elizabeth Holmes, or the white T-shirts of Mark Zuckerberg, sure, Wang’s camo-print deer T-shirt and matching Crocs seem
What does the drop in viewers for the “60 Minutes” season premiere mean for CBS News’ top editor, Bari Weiss? A look at the granular ratings data provides some clues. Viewership for the first “60 Minutes” episode led by new producer Nick Bilton, who was handpicked by Weiss in May, fell 20% from 2025’s season
This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Charlotte Mandrier. It has been edited for length and clarity. On Monday, September 14, I was cleaning up my inbox and deleting emails when I saw that Starbucks was collaborating with the Peanuts brand to sell merchandise inspired by “The Great Pumpkin.” I remembered last year
