Zane Lowe, the most important music interviewer working today, kicked his sneakers up onto his couch cushions and began to cry.

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President Donald Trump’s top Cabinet officials overseeing national security are back on Capitol Hill as questions mount over ...

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Her memoir frequently shows an indifference toward truth, falsity, and meaning. In that way, it’s an artifact of our age.

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Bachelor Nation alum Madison “Madi” Prewett has been candid about her sexuality and marriage since tying the knot with Grant Troutt in 2022. Madi, who finished as runner-up on Peter Weber’s season of ...

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Uncertainty is part of the human condition. Because we are able to draw upon our memories and knowledge to imagine different futures, life can come to seem like a guessing game that never ends. That ...

Career advice often revolves around three big ideas: define your values, follow your passion and find your purpose. But as Irina Cozma writes in the Harvard Business Review, “We all know following ...

It takes more than a drive for profits to build a successful business. Nicholas Pearce, clinical associate professor at Kellogg School of Management, says too many companies—and individuals—lack a ...