Can Corporations Survive the Age of AI?

Can Corporations Survive the Age of AI?

Agibot X2 Robots dance during the 10th edition of the Viva Technology startup and innovation fair at the Paris Expo Porte de Versailles exhibition center in Paris, France, on June 19, 2026. —Mustafa Yalcin—Anadolu/Getty Images The greatest threat facing business today is not artificial intelligence. It is the illusion that AI is the whole challenge.…

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Astrologer Aliza Kelly Reveals How This Mercury Retrograde Will Affect Your Zodiac Sign

Astrologer Aliza Kelly Reveals How This Mercury Retrograde Will Affect Your Zodiac Sign

Much like Taylor Swift in her snake-filled era, Mercury retrograde’s reputation has never been worse.  “In fact,” astrologer Aliza Kelly cracked in an exclusive interview with E! News, “I can’t help but wonder who’s on its PR team.”  While the expert acknowledges the 24-day optical illusion in which the planet Mercury appears to reverse course…

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Yellowstone Creator Taylor Sheridan Addresses Kevin Costner’s Exit Amid Feud Rumors

Yellowstone Creator Taylor Sheridan Addresses Kevin Costner’s Exit Amid Feud Rumors

‘Yellowstone’ Spinoff ‘Marshals’ Kills Off Major Character in Premiere Episode It was simply time for Kevin Costner to leave the ranch.  Two years after he exited Yellowstone, prompting the end of the series in its fifth season, the show’s creator Taylor Sheridan subtly shut down feud rumors by addressing Costner’s seemingly abrupt exit.  “Kevin was…

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The Pants That Fade on Purpose: A Brief History of Nantucket Reds

The Pants That Fade on Purpose: A Brief History of Nantucket Reds

Every June, the Hy-Line ferry from Hyannis unloads onto Nantucket’s Straight Wharf carrying coolers, garment bags and a statistically improbable number of men dressed like undercooked salmon. Their trousers occupy a color spectrum somewhere between faded watermelon and a spectacularly healing sunburn. The initiated call them Nantucket Reds, and they’ll insist the whole point is…

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A Rare Comet Made History as the Third Known Interstellar Object to Fly Through Our Solar System. Studies Are Now Revealing the Mysterious Conditions in Which It Formed

A Rare Comet Made History as the Third Known Interstellar Object to Fly Through Our Solar System. Studies Are Now Revealing the Mysterious Conditions in Which It Formed

In the latest research, telescope observations of 3I/ATLAS examine its chemical structure and suggest that it took shape in a peripheral region of a relatively calm planetary system Jay Bennett | Former Associate Web Editor, Science June 29, 2026 12:02 p.m. Interstellar object 3I/ATLAS, imaged here with its broad coma of gas and dust, has…

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The 12 Essential American Road Trips, Just in Time for the Country’s 250th

The 12 Essential American Road Trips, Just in Time for the Country’s 250th

The country is hard to read at a distance right now, politically caricatured from afar by algorithm bubbles. The 250th arrives this summer and the official run-up has been mostly conferences and merchandise. Meanwhile, the people who do the actual work of American history—preservationists, archaeologists, descendants and at least one Pulitzer winner—have spent the last…

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Milania Giudice Breaks Silence on Arrest, Slams Claims “Fire” Mugshot Pic Was AI

Milania Giudice Breaks Silence on Arrest, Slams Claims “Fire” Mugshot Pic Was AI

Milania Giudice is speaking out about her legal troubles. After Real Housewives of New Jersey star Teresa Giudice’s daughter was arrested for assault May 14, the 20-year-old broke her silence on the ordeal, taking a moment to dispel rumors her glamourous mugshot was created with artificial intelligence. “That mugshot of me, you guys really believe that’s AI?” Milania said in a…

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Iran Might Be The Unluckiest Sports Team Ever

Iran Might Be The Unluckiest Sports Team Ever

An Iran victory would have put Team Melli into the World Cup knockout stage for the first time in Iran’s history. Adding to Rezaeian’s agony, right before the final whistle another potential clincher, a header from Khalilzadeh, hit the crossbar. “I can’t see any luck in my team,” said a distraught Rezaeian.  One could only…

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The World Cup Pride Match Is A Winner

The World Cup Pride Match Is A Winner

About an hour and fifteen minutes before kickoff Friday night, the “Designated Protest Zone” across the street from Seattle Stadium had nobody in it. Up the block, a group protested Israel’s actions in Gaza, and some tension simmered between Iranians waving the pre-Revolution “Lion and Sun” flag—they’re generally extremely critical of the current government—and people more…

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