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Some student-loan borrowers are losing credit toward a key forgiveness program for public servants
Some student-loan borrowers are losing credits toward a key loan forgiveness program. The Department of Education confirmed that it is adjusting its count of completed payments downwards for some borrowers pursuing Public Service Loan Forgiveness, which forgives student debt for government and…
American Airlines is reversing its bet against seatback screens
For years, American Airlines bet that travelers would rather watch in-flight movies on their own phones or tablets. No more. On Tuesday, the airline said it plans to install seatback entertainment screens on around 800 single-aisle jets. New Airbus and Boeing jets with the screens will begin…
Renaming Florida’s Palm Beach airport after Donald Trump cost an estimated $5.5 million. Take a look at the changes.
President Donald Trump has reportedly expressed interest in having an airport named after him since his first term in the White House. During his second, non-consecutive term, he became the first sitting US president to see that happen: On July 9, Florida’s Palm Beach International Airport…
Google’s bid for Spirit’s data is a reminder that your work emails aren’t really yours
Long after the goodbye cake is gone, you could still be valuable to your employer. The digital trail that employees create at work has become a hot commodity for companies looking to build and train AI models — sometimes, as with Spirit Airlines, outlasting the businesses that accumulated it…
Disney is suing the FCC in a departure from former CEO Bob Iger’s strategy
Disney under Josh D’Amaro is pushing back strongly against Donald Trump’s Federal Communications Commission. Disney-owned ABC sued the FCC on Tuesday morning, alleging that the government agency is violating the First Amendment and trying to influence editorial content it deems unfriendly to the…
Harvey’s first LLM for legal work is here
Harvey built an $11 billion legal-software business on top of other companies’ AI models. Now it’s trying to prove it can build one of its own. On Tuesday, Harvey introduced Harvey Tenet, its first in-house, proprietary model for legal work. Tenet is designed to help Harvey’s software take on more…
Why Cheap Off-Season Travel Is Harder to Find in 2026
Remember when you could get a travel deal by waiting a few weeks after summer ended? That’s history. “The off-season practically vanished in many parts of the world,” said Whitney Haldeman, a luxury travel advisor with Embark Collective. It certainly has for travelers like Gerri Hether, who used to…
I thought hiring movers would make relocating easier. It only gave me more stuff to regret.
When I got a job with a nice signing bonus, I didn’t think twice before hiring movers. After all, I finally had adult furniture. In retrospect, that was a huge mistake. My move from Denver to NYC was a $5,000 cross-country crash course on how a full-service move can be far too expensive…
Live Q&A: Hollywood brought the heat this summer. Can it last?
It’s been a hot summer in Hollywood. “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” had a record-breaking opening weekend, bringing in $360 million. Fans were shelling out as much as $600 and traveling thousands of miles to catch “The Odyssey” on premium Imax screens. And, if you think back to early June, the horror…
The Best Policy for Writing a Resume in 2026 (13% of Candidates Don’t Do This)
Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on Monster. If you’ve ever wondered how closely employers actually check resumes, you’re not alone. Recent Monster research shows many job seekers believe verification is inconsistent and that belief is shaping how people present themselves in today’s…