Supreme Court Ruling on Pay Discrimination Led Congress to Pass New Law

After the Supreme Court ruled against Lilly Ledbetter in a pay discrimination case, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg wrote a dissent that caught Congress's attention. Two years later, lawmakers passed legislation named after Ledbetter that rewrote the rules on when workers can sue over unequal pay.

Jun 27

JetZero Opens North Carolina Factory With State's Largest Startup Incentive Package

JetZero broke ground on its first manufacturing facility in Greensboro, North Carolina, backed by the state's most substantial incentive package for any startup. The company expects to create 14,500 jobs within a decade.

Jun 27

The Breath Pause: Why Three Seconds Changes Everything

You already know to breathe deeply. Here's what actually happens when you do it right—and why most people are doing it wrong.

Jun 27

Why the Volta Is the Most Underrated Weapon in Poetry

Jun 27

The Dangerous Beauty of Quitting at the Right Moment

Jun 27

The Fed Just Admitted It Screwed Up the Math, and Nobody Noticed

Jun 27

The Silent Treatment Backfired—Now I Don't Know How to Stop

Jun 27

The Affirmation That Actually Works Starts with Saying No

Most affirmations fail because they ask you to believe something you don't. Here's the one that changes everything—and why it works backward from what you'd expect.

Jun 27

Why We Keep Memorizing the Wrong Poems (And How to Fix It)

Jun 27

The Dangerous Comfort of the Unfinished Sentence

Jun 27

The Fed Just Bet Everything on a Soft Landing That Nobody Believes Anymore

Jun 27

Stop Asking Dancers to Smile and Start Asking Why We Deserve Serious Art

Jun 27

Newsom Says Trump Administration Using DOJ to Investigate Him and Wife

California Gov. Gavin Newsom said Monday that the Trump administration is directing the Justice Department to investigate him and his wife. He did not specify which investigations he referenced or provide supporting documentation.

Jun 27

U.S. and Iran Reach Initial Agreement to End Conflict and Reopen Strait of Hormuz

Jun 27

Supreme Court Ruling on Pay Discrimination Led Congress to Pass New Law

Jun 27

Iran and U.S. Agree to Initial Ceasefire Extension and Strait of Hormuz Access

Iran and the United States reached an initial agreement to extend a ceasefire and reopen the Strait of Hormuz, a critical shipping corridor. Analysts warn that global energy prices could remain elevated for months even after the waterway reopens.

Jun 27

Israeli Officials Criticize Reported U.S.-Iran Deal

Jun 27

Lawmaker plans new push for assisted dying legislation in England and Wales

Jun 27

G-7 Leaders Discuss Economic Diversification as Trump Prepares for Summit

Jun 27