America generates 40 million tons of plastic waste a year — and it can’t be recycled
Big Oil says it can fix our plastic waste disaster. Don’t believe it.
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A woman said her tattoos got her rejected for a job, but experts say personality is far more important
A heavily-tattooed creator’s video sparked a debate on social media about how much of an issue tattoos are to hiring managers and in job interviews.
The Supreme Court is about to decide if a president can get away with committing crimes while in office
Donald Trump is asking the Supreme Court to recognize that he had total legal immunity as president.
The FTC is fighting for your right to job-hop
The FTC approved a nationwide ban on noncompete agreements, boosting freedom for job hoppers. But the new rule faces an impending legal battle.
A Chick-fil-A worker who got millions of views with TikToks of her staff meals says the company stopped her from posting. Now she’s quit to become a content creator.
Clad in her bright red Chick-fil-A uniform, the TikToker had posted reviews of the free sandwiches, nuggets, and drinks she got during her shifts.
Meet the typical new entrepreneur: A young woman living in the South who’s doing it as a side hustle
American’s newest entrepreneurs are increasingly likely to be women, immigrants, living in the South, and doing their business as a side hustle.
Meet the typical ALICE: Americans struggling to afford basic necessities but making too much to get help
The number of Americans who are ALICE — Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed — is increasing, particularly among Gen Z and boomers.
George Santos’ bid for Congress flopped after he raised $0
George Santos suspended his bid to return to Congress, saying he didn’t want to split the GOP vote. But his campaign also reported no money.
Google’s search boss reportedly warns staff that life won’t be ‘hunky-dory forever’ amid rise of AI rivals
Google search chief Prabhakar Raghavan warned staff to brace for a new chapter as rivals such as Perplexity AI seek to challenge its dominance.
Neighbor of Russia could levy ‘security tax’ to fund militarization – minster
Estonia could introduce a security tax as it mulls further increase in defense spending to 5%, according to its finance minister
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