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Working Well: Returning to the office can disrupt life. Here are some tips to navigate the changes

Jason LaCroix felt privileged to work from home, especially as a father to two young children. He needed flexibility when his son, then 6, suffered a brain injury and spent 35 days in intensive care.

MAGA takes on Elon Musk's 'tech bros'

Just weeks before President-elect Donald Trump was scheduled to return to the White House, the coterie of American tech oligarchs who played a decisive role in re-electing him was busy exerting their own power in ways that suggest the MAGA coalition may be heading for a crack-up.

The Gift of Education will keep on giving through Veronica Joyner

Veronica Joyner made the decision to close her very successful charter school.

Look back at 2024: End of the Year in Review

Once again, as the year came to an end and the year 2025 began, the question remains: What were the most memorable moments that come to mind when you reflect on the year 2024?

THE NEW RASPUTINS

Anti-science mysticism is enabling autocracy around the globe.

WHAT NOT TO WEAR

The false promise of seasonal-color analysis

The Anti-Social Century

Americans are now spending more time alone than ever. It's changing our personalities, our politics, and even our relationship to reality.

Wildfires Stir Political Storm Around Mayor

LOS ANGELES—Karen Bass beat the billionaire real-estate developer Rick Caruso in Los Angeles’s 2022 mayoral race.

Moderna Shares Slide As Weak Sales Bring Big Cut in Guidance

Moderna shares plunged 17% Monday after the vaccine maker slashed its forecast of full-year 2025 revenue, as sales of its vaccines against Covid-19 and respiratory syncytial virus continue to be sluggish.

Ackman Offers $1 Billion Buyout of Howard Hughes

Shares of Howard Hughes Holdings jumped after hedge fund manager Bill Ackman’s firm offered to buy every share it doesn’t already own for $85 apiece. The stock climbed 9.5% to $78.62 Monday.

To Woo Trump, Zuckerberg Unleashes the 'Real Mark'

Mark Zuckerberg wants Donald Trump to get to know the \"real Mark.\"

The Rookie Who Instantly Revived the Commanders

Are we certain he's a rookie? Are we positive he's 24 years old? Has anyone gotten a peek at the paperwork? Is this really, truly his first season as an NFL professional? Because rookie NFL quarterbacks don't play football like Washington's Jayden Daniels.

Musical Fugitives

'Eat the Document' follows two 1970s radicals who go underground

FTC Prepares to Sue America's Largest Apartment Landlord Over Hidden Fees

The Federal Trade Commission is preparing a lawsuit against the country's largest apartment landlord, alleging that the firm charged tenants hidden fees, according to a person familiar with the matter.

Israel Defies Expectations With Surge in Tech Funding

As the war against Hamas dragged into 2024, there were worries here that investment would dry up in Israel's globally important technology sector as much of the world turned against the casualties in Gaza and recoiled at the unstable security situation.

As Democrats Try to Regroup, Fetterman Charts Own Path

Pennsylvania senator hints he is open to working with Trump, backing cabinet picks

Hunter Biden Prosecutor Rails Against President

The special counsel who prosecuted Hunter Biden delivered a stern rebuke of President Biden's claims that his son was unfairly targeted, in a report released Monday that denounced the sitting president for making what he called baseless accusations.

Middle-Class Dream Goes Up in Flames

Sylvia Sweeney and her husband, Bob Honeychurch, bought their three-bedroom home nestled in the foothills of the San Gabriel Valley for $780,000 in 2009

Gym Rats Can't Wait for You To Give Up on Your Resolution

In January, gyms become battlegrounds pitting regulars against rule-breakers

Residents’ Insurance Options Shrink

A shrinking California insurance market will leave Los Angeles-area residents more dependent on a patchwork of federal programs, charitable aid, and savings to rebuild lives devastated by the most expensive fire in U.S. history.

Los Angeles Braces for New Wind Surge

Firefighters prepare for more blazes as crews search for victims’ remains

Guard Against Space Invaders On Your iPhone

How to deal with photos and software updates that are eating up gigabytes

A Mental-Health Chatbot Becomes Children's Confidant

Part counselor, part friend, AI tool Troodi talks with kids about their worries and fears

Stars Turn Aspen Into Fashion Runway

When Hunter S. Thompson ran for sheriff of Aspen, Colo., in 1970, he vowed to rename it \"Fat City\" to prevent \"greed heads, land-rapers and other human jackals from capitalizing on the name 'Aspen.\"

Gaza Cease-Fire Deal Close, Biden Says

Talks between Israel, Hamas show progress as Trump presidency nears

The NFL Playoffs Have Delivered Quarterback Showdown for the Ages

The Bills’ Josh Allen and the Ravens’ Lamar Jackson are set to meet in the AFC divisional round

The Immigrants America Needs

Limit asylum claims, reduce welfare and open the door to highly skilled foreign nationals.

U.S. Distillers Wrestle With Bourbon Decline

When Rob Masters listed 400 barrels of two-year-old bourbon for sale online at $900 apiece, he expected them to be gone within days.

Greenland Open to New Ties

Prime minister says country will consider close defense and business links to U.S.

McDonald's Sued Over College Scholarships for Latino Students

Burger chain a week earlier announced plans to roll back diversity initiatives