Why Are Tech Companies Buying Creator Businesses?

OpenAI and HubSpot are spending millions on creator businesses. What are they really buying and why might an audience be worth more than the actual media company itself?

Why The 89% Climate Majority Keeps Losing

Why does an 89% climate majority keep losing? Because political power depends on more than numbers. The majority already exists. Now it must become visible.

NIH Reportedly Flagging, Freezing Policy-Focused Grant Applications

Political appointees of U.S. President Donald Trump have reportedly been “flagging and freezing policy-focused grant applications” to the National Institutes of Health.

Andrew Ng Maps The AI Skills That Decide Which Teams Ship Efficiently

Andrew Ng’s skills map, built from 10,000 job postings, names four AI engineering skills. What it means for founders raising into a $510 billion venture market.

Pixel 11 Pro Warning: Free AI Deal Has Three Costly Catches

Google halved the Pixel 11 Pro’s free AI Pro trial. Two catches hit power users.

COVID-19 Is Rising In America— Here’s What To Know About Vaccines, Xocova, Paxlovid And Pregnancy

As COVID-19 rises all throughout America, so has misinformation. A doctor and public health expert clarifies what you need to know about vaccines and treatments.

Growing Appeal Of Mass Timber Attacts Big Tech, Developer Investment

Mass timber has broad appeal for project efficiency and sustainability, giving it a very long runway for growth and investment in the next few years.

‘Pheromone Maxxing’ TikTok Dating Trend Has People Not Showering

“Pheromone maxxing’ has people talking about skipping showers, avoiding deodorant usage, choosing to wear sweaty shirts and even drinking one’s own urine before a date.

The Final DLC For ‘Super Robot Wars Y’ Was A Lot Of Fun

Now that the final DLC set for ‘Super Robot Wars Y’ is out, I’ve had time to play and finish it. It was a lot more fun than I was expecting.

German Automakers In The Crosshairs As Chinese Momentum Grows

European auto sales will rise a bit in 2026. But Chinese sales will accelerate, and Germany, once the unassailable global auto industry leader, is in the crosshairs.