How TikTok’s e-commerce feature is ruining the app and small businesses

New computer security systems may not be a priority for your hospital. They should be.

Is OpenAI’s latest scandal a sign of what’s to come?

Minors are facing a mental health crisis, and data supports social media as a culprit. One city health commissioner is helping fight back in the courts.

Even when it succeeds, it’s evidence of a broken system.

The Money team discusses new China tariffs, Congress debating AI, and Melinda French Gates’ departure from her foundation.

The comedian’s latest project is simultaneously enthralling and utterly repellant.

Meme stocks are back—wait, they never really went away.

Netflix’s hit reality show has spurred spinoffs, real estate celebrities and a community of more than 250,000 rabid fans

Almost every country has banned the practice—but in the US, its growing.

On today’s episode the second and final installment of our two part collaboration with Never Post.

The artificial intelligence election is on.

We break down one of 2024’s biggest internet stories and ask: what’s the recipe for a rare monocultural event?

The Sunshine State considers making Google and Meta pony up—and making news outlets spend that revenue on their staff.

It’s Zendaya’s world and we’re all just living in it

Scientists are observing, for the first time, the virus spreading cow-to-cow—is human-to-human next?

We're doing more than ever, and still not nearly enough.

How the abrupt closure of two popular venture-backed brands will affect yuppie lunch culture and cult brand-ism

Natalya Toryanski went viral for parodying a seemingly ubiquitous style of talking.

Or has the long journey to banning the short-video app just begun?

The online gaming platform recently rolled out a $35 million fund for creators.

A non-profit site just digitized Aruba’s history. They could be sued out of existence.

Donghua Jinlong is enjoying an unprecedented amount of success.

The Money team discusses Musk’s $56 billion pay package, the troubles at NPR, and what inflation means for interest rates.

The EV maker may be demonstrating why other car makers don’t do it this way.