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Taylor Swift says you should think of your energy like it's an expensive 'luxury item'

Taylor Swift said she maintains a healthy relationship with social media by ignoring a lot of what's written about her.

My 14-year-old created a non-toxic plush toy. He was worried about his younger sister.

Dr. Steven Cyr's son Colton realized that plush toys had lots of chemicals to make them soft. He came up with a plush baby ...

I compared Gordon Ramsay's and Bobby Flay's burger restaurants. There's only one I'd go back to.

On a recent trip to Atlantic City, I ate at Gordon Ramsay's and Bobby Flay's burger restaurants.

Rivian's CEO explains why he got a Ph.D. — and why he chose MIT over Stanford

Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe said he needed credibility when pitching his electric vehicle company. A Ph.D. from MIT helped.

Sam Altman says he can't remember the last time he used Google

It's not hard to imagine OpenAI CEO Sam Altman uses his company's own product, ChatGPT, instead of Google Search.

Intel stock is spiking after a report says the US government could buy a stake

Intel stock popped on Friday on a report the US government could take a stake in the ailing chip company.

A stranger complimented my parenting skills. Years later, I still think about what they said.

Parenting is a marathon in invisible labor. I'm still grateful for a random complement I received 7 years ago wile eating at ...

Russia improved its missiles. Now, Ukraine's Patriots are struggling to consistently shoot them down, defense intel says.

The US-made Patriot air defense system is Kyiv's best tool for intercepting Russian ballistic missiles.

The AI spending boom is boosting US GDP — and potentially hiding looming problems

Donald Trump has welcomed the news of massive AI-related investments, but the spending spree might be hiding troubling signs ...

Opendoor CEO steps down as the meme stock continues to soar

Opendoor CEO Carrie Wheeler's departure comes as retail investors pushed the stock up more than 200% in the last month.

I'm a VP at Nespresso and pregnant with my third child. People have asked me if this is what I really wanted.

Balancing motherhood and a career, Nespresso's Jessica Padula said she was questioned about wanting a third child.

I use my vacations to visit friends and family. My trips are easier, less expensive, and more meaningful.

I use most of my vacations to visit friends and family around the world, which allows me to save money and see loved ones ...