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Juan Leon sends a "chase" car to check out where abandoned vehicles are located and arranges discreet drop-offs. Since late ...

As winter sets in across West Virginia, shorter days and limited sunlight can take a toll on mental health. Doctors say seasonal affective disorder, often called SAD, becomes more common during the ...

A 400-km march by Muslim students from Sandzak to Serbia’s protests highlights rare unity across ethnic lines as calls for accountability grow.

A scientific study reveals that a virtual hug can reduce sadness and offer emotional comfort even without physical contact.

Amid an uncertain economy—the growth of AI, tariffs, rising costs—companies are pulling back on hiring. As layoffs increase, the labor market cools, and unemployment ticks up, we’re seeing fewer ...

Hugging Face co-founder and CEO Clem Delangue says we’re not in an AI bubble, but an “LLM bubble” — and it may be poised to pop. At an Axios event on Tuesday, the entrepreneur behind the popular AI ...

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It feels good to get comfortable at work. Instead of stressing 24/7, like you might do at a new job, you eventually fall into a cozy groove — and it’s easy to sit there for years. It’s something many ...