Teachers as Prophets: The Power to “PROF-a-sigh” Into Students’ Futures
As a teacher, you may have not considered yourself to be a “prophet.” When we recognize, call out, and encourage special and unique giftedness in our...
Huawei gets temporary relief from its U.S. ban
The Trump administration is temporarily easing its ban on Huawei. In an announcement on Monday, the U.S. Department of Commerce said it would be giving the...
Blockchain blockchain Malkovich blockchain
I spent much of last week at blockchain conferences, and I’m about ready to never hear the word again. This despite the fact I’ve been supporting...
Are Uber and Lyft Drivers Gaming Surge Pricing to Protest Getting Screwed Over on Pay?
Despite policies that prohibit the manipulation of rideshare apps, drivers for Uber and Lyft are reportedly working together to coordinate price surges at Reagan National Airport...
Postmates workers want minimum delivery guarantees and at least $15 per hour
IPO-bound Postmates is under fire right now after making some changes to its payments structure for its delivery workers. Organizers at Working Washington say these changes...
The In-N-Out Secret Menu Item You Should Order, Based on Your Zodiac Sign
In-N-Out just may be the best fast food on the planet. Do we only feel that way because it’s available in exclusive locations? Maybe, but we stand...
QUIZ: We Bet We Can Guess the First Letter of Your Name
How much do you think your name actually reveals about you? We believe it can say a lot. In fact, some of your personality traits might...
GM’s car-sharing service Maven to exit eight cities
GM is scaling back its Maven car-sharing company and will stop service in nearly half of the 17 North American cities in which it operates. A...
Snap appoints new execs as it aims to keep 2019 momentum
Snap has another appointment in the apt saga of its ephemeral CFOs. Four months after losing its CFO Tim Stone following a reported “personality clash” between...
This Is Easily the Best Correction in Science Publishing This Month
Science journalists around the world received one of the silliest corrections yet in our inbox over the weekend, and I would like to share it here...
