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Survivors of cyclones and hurricanes talk of a surprising, almost preternatural calm in the eye of the storm. Maybe we're there now, with things becoming wilder again this week as prices gallop and mortgage payments chase them to an 18-year high. Economically speaking, getting to the other side of this…
VENICE — During election season, when Sarasota County Supervisor of Elections Ron Turner has a speaking engagement, his whole office practically shuts down. State law requires him to be present for many of its functions, such as…
Cincinnati has spent weeks arguing about the math behind a school levy. I want us to bring that same energy to whether our children can read and do math. As a Cincinnati Public Schools parent, I understand why this election feels…
FORT SMITH — A new federal law gives the Crow Tribe more flexibility to develop water infrastructure and move forward with long-delayed projects to improve access to clean, reliable water across the reservation. President Donald Trump signed the Crow Tribe Water Rights Settlement Amendments Act of 2025 into law on…
The National Diet Friends sticker set, featuring cartoon designs of figures such as Japan’s Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, has surprisingly become popular. Published Nov 01, 2026, 10:30 AM Updated Nov 01, 2026, 10:45 AM TOKYO –…
This has been one of the most intense weeks of the AI Supercycle, and we’ve already had plenty. Anthropic’s impressive S-1 set the tone. It surprised many on the upside, particularly given concerns about customer concentration. Yet it also brought a broader dependency into focus: just how much of the…
November 1, 2026 — 8:00pm Big tech is using national security as a smokescreen to gut Australia’s copyright laws and secure free access to creative works, a new defence report warns, cautioning that concessions to American…
At Schell Farms outside Sterling, Colorado, the smartest machine on the property never leaves the field. Cameras and ground-penetrating radar, designed in Israel, are bolted to a center pivot and scan the corn and soil on every…
We, as a culture, can't seem to decide whether we love or hate robots. On the one hand, they can be cute and friendly (The Iron Giant, Wall-E, Baymax from Big Hero 6) but on the other, they're depicted as completely terrifying…
Kyne Santos, an MSc student in Applied Mathematics at Toronto Metropolitan University, has amassed a large social media following with educational videos that make math fun and engaging.Laura Proctor/The Globe and Mail In his…
This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Paul Burke, 42, the CEO and cofounder of Vantory, an AI startup that streamlines vacation rental operations for property managers. He previously built a 64-home rental…
A tip for businesses across Australia. Stop asking for one. Stop shoving your electronic payment systems in front of us demanding an extra 10 or 20 per cent simply because one of your employees performed the herculean task of making a coffee. Stop trying to embarrass us into subsidising your…
Between graduation countdowns, job applications and trying to figure out what comes next, trying to live in the present can feel overwhelming. All the unknowns make your stomach feel twisted like a wet knot that can’t be undone.…
‘For me, Jerusalem is a shot of gold,” said curator Marie Shek. “In my heart it’s close to God, close to what once could have been a dream, and maybe was a dream.” Shek built a whole exhibition around that idea. Gold: Touches of…
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