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Search ArticlesTrump calls EU proposal for Canada’s membership a ‘hostile act’
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen proposed Wednesday making Canada the European Union’s first associate member, a striking overture as U.S. President Donald Trump’s threats drive Ottawa closer to Europe. Speaking in Charlotte, North Carolina, Trump suggested that allowing Canada to become an associate EU member could be a “hostile act” and threatened to respond to the proposed move by imposing more tariffs on the bloc.
Apartment hunting this fall? Don’t sign a lease before asking for this
Rent has fallen for the 37th consecutive month, as more landlords offer concessions for renters The average rent is trending down across the country. According to a new report, rent has continued to fall for just over three years as of August 2026. The data comes from Realtor.com’s Monthly Rent Report, which found that the national median asking rent dropped 0.9% year-over-year across the 50 largest metro areas for an average of $1,699.
New York Fashion Week recap: from Ralph Lauren to Eckhaus Latta, joyful dressing takes over for Spring 2027
Across the runways this New York Fashion Week, designers reimagined spring dressing by shaking up the season’s staples of florals and pastels, opting instead for more modern and irreverent trends. From legacy brands to emerging talents, designers including Tory Burch, Ralph Lauren and Eckhaus Latta brought joy back to dressing with sartorial twists on color, movement and contrasts that could easily transition off the Spring/Summer 2027 catwalks and into New York’s busy streets.
How to figure out which advice is worth taking
If you are ambitious in your goals for work and want to continue improving your performance, then you’re going to get a lot of advice from people. If you try to follow all the advice you get, you’ll be a like a dog chasing its tail. There will be a lot of activity, but you’ll get no closer to the success you crave. That doesn’t mean you should ignore all the advice you’re given either. Instead, you have to figure out which advice you should heed and which you should ignore.
Nike is getting dropped from the S&P 100 after 18 years. Here’s its plan to come back
After an 18-year tenure, Nike will be removed from the S&P 100 later this month. But during a panel at the Fast Company Innovation Festival in New York City this week, Phil McCartney, Nike’s chief innovation, design, and product officer, maintained that the company’s best days remain ahead. The secret sauce fueling this turnaround, he said, is a renewed focus on Nike’s engagement with athletes. What’s the rediscovered North Star for the company for the past 15 months?
King Charles III meets with tech leaders in Scotland as safety concerns swirl over AI
King Charles III on Thursday urged senior leaders from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google DeepMind and Nvidia to make sure that artificial intelligence remains under control and in the service of people and the planet. The gathering in Scotland was convened to discuss how AI can benefit society, and comes at a pivotal moment for the technology as debate swirls around whether rapid advances will soon put it beyond the ability of humans to rein it in.
Trump’s AI wager meets a safety reckoning
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AI is supercharging money scams. Here’s how to protect yourself from fraud
The phone rings, and it’s your grandson’s shaken voice. There’s been an accident, he says, and he needs money before anyone finds out. Except it isn’t him. It’s software that learned his voice from a clip posted online, run by a stranger working through a list of phone numbers. For years, warnings about artificial intelligence and cybersecurity have focused on corporate networks and government systems. Those threats are real.
What the new rules of luxury can teach every brand
As consumers become more discerning and more skeptical of excess, the definition of luxury is being rewritten. Today, what feels truly valuable is often harder to manufacture: craftsmanship, radical sustainability, and the kind of experience that turns an everyday object into something coveted.
America’s best airports have been revealed. These 15 came out on top
Airports are jam-packed with people in 2026, but travelers are somehow happier with their time in the terminal this year in spite of the crowds. Customer satisfaction is up across the board, according to JD Power’s latest annual North America Airport Satisfaction Study. Overall passenger satisfaction at the biggest “mega” airports perked up by 14 points out of a 1,000 point scale this year, while large airports saw a 13 point gain and medium airports improved by 16 points.