Federal Reserve Bank of Boston president talks about tariffs, jobs, and why inflation is ‘still elevated’

Without committing to another rate cut, Susan Collins says she expects inflation to moderate once tariffs work their way through the economy.

How TikTok keeps its users scrolling for hours a day

Washington Post reporters analyzed data from over 800 TikTok users to learn how the app turns people into power users, some of whom spend hours per day scrolling.

Harvard custodial and security officers union calls for wage increases, protections as school faces financial challenges

The university is negotiating contracts with multiple campus unions at a time when it’s facing significant financial challenges.

New York Stock Exchange parent to buy stake in Polymarket, as prediction markets go mainstream

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Recruiters use AI to scan resumes. Applicants are trying to trick it.

As companies increasingly turn to AI to sift through thousands of job applications, candidates are concealing instructions for chatbots within their resumes in hopes of moving to the top of the pile.

Transportation secretary says government shutdown adds stress on air traffic controllers

Controllers are expected to continue working without a paycheck, so they are now worried about how to pay their bills in addition to worrying about keeping flights safe.

Bob Ross paintings to be auctioned to support public TV stations after federal funding cuts

The idea is to help stations in need with licensing fees that allow them to show popular programs.