Human Interest

Everybody has a job they get side-eyed for. For 27-year-old Jade Vow, the criticism usually sounds like “when are you going to get a real job?” Her answer is a bathtub full of custard.

A giant moa egg spent six decades in an American private collection, and Colossal and Sir Peter Jackson are bringing it home.

Victoria is the foundation model from SentX, a young AI research company in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

Employee benefits providers don't just sell insurance anymore. Most now juggle wellbeing programs, flexible perks, rewards schemes, mental health support, and the digital platforms that tie it all together.

Veterans who receive VA benefits, have service-connected disabilities or get medical care through the VA, a personal injury claim can come with some additional considerations.

Personal injury attorneys have found an unlikely new venue for reaching potential clients and educating the public: social media.

The Light System has introduced the Galvanic Battery Medallion, a new wearable made with pure copper, zinc alloy and premium brass.

Niklas Freihofer: Ambition is often associated with expansion. More opportunities, more companies, more capital, more influence.

Prodogi may be the first vet-formulated dog dental strip on the market that delivers real oral health support without adding a single hidden calorie

At the World Governments Summit in Dubai, de-extinction company Colossal unveiled the first node in a global BioVault network designed to preserve life’s genetic code—its most audacious mission yet.

Why a 130-year-old scoring system became the best sandbox for AI-assisted builders.

Sam Mangel says the documentary offers Elizabeth Holmes “no benefit whatsoever.”

When a young entrepreneur is starting a skincare company, getting the attention of their target customers is just one of the challenges.

Dollar General Manager Mary Gundel's TikTok about her workplace's harsh conditions has gone viral, and she has since been fired from the company.

Instead of hauling a worn-out sofa to the curb and starting over, more homeowners are working with what they already have — reupholstering, rearranging and layering in new textures

Social media promised connection. Instead, many platforms discovered that anger is exceptionally good at keeping us online

Somewhere between the moment a reel loads and the moment it disappears from a feed, a small industry has grown up around one unglamorous problem: people want to keep the video

Therapy used to come with a familiar picture: a quiet office, a waiting room, and a weekly appointment that required getting across town. Today, that picture looks very different.

A childhood spent watching capable adults struggle with English-first technology shaped his work on multilingual voice AI.

Xavier Roma Catells began building artificial intelligence agents for hiring, the technical challenge was not simply whether the software could find candidates or process information.

Through Overture, the co-founder and COO is building paper-and-pencil AI lessons that help young students spot mistakes, think critically, and create with confidence

Sheri Johnson has spent her career trying to find that exit for people, and finally she thinks she has.

Samantha Sloves Talks About the Invisible Reality of Living with Lyme Disease

The 21-year-old founding engineer argues that the next advantage in software will come from understanding customers deeply, not simply generating more code

Public records obtained by 'Today' reveal Abby tied the knot with a man named Josh Bowling in 2021.

Many organizations struggle not because they lack new technology but because they lack experts who can understand research and apply it to real engineering problems.

How an early OpenArt leader turned complex image and video tools into usable creative systems for millions

The Brazilian-Spanish actress brings four languages, years of theater training, and a hard-earned sense of patience to every role

Billy McFarland was standing on a government official's yacht anchored directly behind the concert stage, cigar lit, when international reggae star Gyptian walked out in front of more than 10,000 people packed into the streets of Utila.

Most drivers have a story about how they’re driving late at night, exhausted from work, and suddenly, a blinding light makes it difficult to see.

"Getting a mortgage is difficult. AngelAi makes it look easy."

That is where the Well Done Foundation comes in.

At Hilbert, Akaoglu is building AI agent systems for the messy, pressure-filled part of enterprise software where demos stop being useful and production begins.

The startup operator and enterprise go-to-market builder sees her move from France to the US not as a rejection of one ecosystem, but as proof of what can happen when strong training meets a faster market.

Kate Expectations: The World Still Can’t Get Her Name Right

A public health professional with clinical roots now applies epidemiology and safety discipline to protect workers, strengthen compliance, and reduce preventable risk.

A founding partner of Combs Waterkotte, Chris Combs helps individuals facing criminal charges understand their rights and pursue the best possible outcome in Missouri.

The British founder is introducing neural interfaces as objects of desire, trust, and human agency in the age of AI.