Career experts give blunt advice to jobseekers on how appearance will help or hurt their interview
Career experts explained on how much a job candidate's appearance can affect their interview's success after a TikToker's story of losing a job offer went viral.
Woman asks if makeup matters after she was turned down for job for not 'putting enough effort' into appearance
A woman on TikTok asked her followers if not wearing makeup hurts female job interviewees' chances when job hunting after she was turned down for a position.
Millennials moved to red states like Texas and Montana, fleeing blue New York, California in 2023: study
A new study analyzing U.S. Census Bureau data finds red states are still enjoying a population boom while young adults continue to flee blue states in droves.
Precious US stamp from 1868 expected to sell for eye-popping sum: 'Rarest of the rare'
A rare Benjamin Franklin Z-grill stamp from 1868 could fetch as much as $5 million once it hits auction in New York. There are only two known stamps in existence.
Elon Musk predicts AI will likely be smarter than 'all humans combined' by 2029
Elon Musk said Tuesday that he believed artificial intelligence would become smarter than all of humanity combined by 2029, just five years from now.
Trump says TikTok a national security threat but young people will 'go crazy' without it
President Trump argued in a new interview that social media app TikTok was a national security threat but would be difficult to ban in the United States.
Court rules Biden admin can't discriminate based on race for small business loans: 'Stake in the heart of DEI'
A federal court warned a government agency that it had been flouting the Constitution for too long by using a system that 'punishes' certain racial groups.
Doritos Spain fires transgender influencer over controversial tweets about doing 'thuggish things' to a minor
Doritos Spain is under fire online after multiple news outlets reported that transgender influencer Samantha Hudson has made controversial statements on children.
Elon Musk defends reinstating rule against misgendering, says it’s only for ‘repeated, targeted harassment'
Elon Musk defended his leadership of the X platform after being criticized by free speech advocates for reinstating rules on misgendering users.
FDA chief sounds alarm over sale of fake weight loss drugs circulating online
FDA Chief Dr. Robert Califf warned that fake weight loss drugs are emerging in response to shortages of Ozempic and other popular GLP-1 agonists, according to Reuters.
'Wolf of Wall Street' says college a 'complete waste of time' for most students: 'Avoid it like the plague'
"Wolf of Wall Street" Jordan Belfort argued more young people would benefit from financial literacy classes and said for most degrees college has proved to be "a waste of time."
Over half of workers told to come in the office are currently or plan to look for a new job this year: Report
Over 50% who have been told by employers to work in the office are currently or planning on looking for a new job this year, per a recent report.
Army vet says prepper food company booming as more Americans plan for disaster in 2024
US Army veteran Jason Nelson shared why prepping has become more mainstream and how his freeze-dried beef company can help families supplement their emergency stockpile.
285-year-old lemon from 1739 sells at auction for nearly $1,800
Brettells Auctioneers & Valuers in Newport, England, sold a 285-year-old lemon for nearly $1,800. Experts believe it was brought from India as a romantic present.
In-N-Out closing in Oakland due to crime issues part of 'degradation of Bay Area,' local candidates say
Local leaders and anti-crime activists shared why they think crime is rising in Oakland after businesses like In-N-Out shuttered a store in the Bay Area City.
Nearly half of young adults say they are 'obsessed' with being rich, and financial consequences may ensue
Young adults report at higher rates a lack of contentment with their finances, according to a new survey, with 45% saying they are "obsessed" with the idea of being rich.
Ultra-rare Titanic document to go up for auction later this month: 'Tells a great story'
A post office slip that was recovered from the Titanic shipwreck will be auctioned on January 27. Alex Cooper Auctioneers estimates that it will sell for at least $5,000.
Parents warned to be on the lookout for woke toys, consumer expert declares
One expert said oftentimes the LGBTQ rebrand of classic brands and children's toys are actually making the market "less inclusive."
Mark Cuban mocks X under Elon Musk as his 'little echo chamber,' defends DEI stance
Billionaire Mark Cuban slammed fellow billionaire Elon Musk while appearing on a podcast, saying X under him had become Musk's "little echo chamber" as they battled about DEI.
COP28 climate delegates agree to 'transition away' from fossil fuels
United Nations climate negotiators at COP28 summit in Dubai approved a deal to "transition away" from fossil fuels and phasing out burning oil, coal and gas.