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- JPMorgan Chase Sued For Discrimination After Employee Allegedly Bashed For ‘Gay Job’
The suit alleges JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon once joked he "could be 17% gay"—and that the bank then forced out a gay employee who led its LGBTQ employee group.
- Beyond The Annual Physical: Inside The New Science Of Longevity Medicine
Longevity medicine has gone mainstream, but not all of it is backed by evidence. Here’s how to tell real, physician-guided longevity care apart from what’s being sold online.
- AI Risks Are Real—The U.S. And China Need To Strike Deal Before A ‘Catastrophe’ Strikes: Expert
The Future Society's AI governance senior associate Kathrin Gardhouse discussed on "Forbes Newsroom" what international coordination on AI guardrails could look like.
- Two Immigrants, One Shared Dream, A Life In Healthcare Innovation
Two immigrants met washing dishes in 1970 and built a life together in healthcare innovation. Discover how one doctor’s frustration with medical records shaped her computer-scientist husband’s career.
- Gen Z can’t afford healthy groceries—so many college students are skipping meals altogether or eating less to pay the bills
As food prices climb, they’re cutting back on purchases and replacing traditional meals with snacks even as a majority want to eat healthier.
Technology
- Contrary to some reports, you don't have two brains
A bad press release makes a good excuse to look at how developmental biology works.
- Netflix releases trailer for Brad Bird's Ray Gunn
"It’s film noir and a hard-boiled detective story, but it’s got a lot more comedy and a lot more action."
- Owners mourn spoiled food after firmware update bricks Samsung smart fridges
"So absurd and embarrassing ..."
- Former NASA chief sounds alarm on China's lunar "exploration" plans
"Beijing's intended strategy is to dominate the high ground of the twenty-first century."
- A congressional representative just proposed killing America’s border tower program
Delia Ramirez, a Democratic US representative from Illinois, has announced a plan to introduce new legislation to terminate the surveillance tower program along the US southern border. The announcement comes just days after publication of an MIT Technology Review investigation, “Dying on Camera,” in which we looked at deaths along the border that took place…
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