World
Heatwave Strains Power Grids Across Three Continents
Record temperatures are pushing electricity demand to levels grid operators warn they weren't built for.
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Tech
What Actually Changes When an App Says It’s ‘Privacy-First’
The label shows up everywhere. Here's what it does and doesn't guarantee.
Tech
Chipmakers Race to Shrink Power Use in Next-Gen Processors
Efficiency, not raw speed, is now the headline metric in the chip industry's next generation.
Sports
Youth Academies Are Changing How Talent Gets Scouted
Data-driven academies are reshaping the traditional path from junior leagues to the pros.
Sports
Underdog Season: How a Rebuilding Team Clinched the Playoffs
Written off in preseason rankings, the squad's turnaround has become the story of the year.
Politics
City Councils Weigh New Rules for Short-Term Rentals
Housing advocates and rental platforms are on opposite sides of a growing local policy fight.
Politics
Lawmakers Reach Rare Bipartisan Deal on Infrastructure Funding
The agreement clears a path for long-delayed repairs to roads, bridges and public transit systems.
Lifestyle
Home Cooks Are Rediscovering the One-Pot Dinner
Weeknight cooking is trending toward fewer dishes and less time at the stove.
Lifestyle
Slow Mornings: The Simple Routine Readers Keep Recommending
A no-frills morning routine is trending again, and the appeal is its simplicity.
Entertainment
Behind the Comeback: How a Cancelled Series Found New Life
A grassroots fan campaign convinced a streamer to revive a show many had written off.