New York City Passed an AI Hiring Law. So Far, Few Companies Are Following It.
The law requires employers to disclose how algorithms screen job candidates; a loophole made it easier to sidestep it.
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Former Upscale Hotelier Tries Comeback With New Brand Aimed at Gen Z
Sam Nazarian is joining with Wyndham to offer an affordable hotel brand for young travelers.
WeWork Wrestles to Amend Leases as Landlords Seek Clarity on Restructuring Plan
The co-working company has achieved at least $3.7 billion in savings through rejecting and amending leases, but talks for further…
Tiny Gaza Is Home to Most of the World’s Hungriest People
As war grinds on, the already desperate humanitarian situation in Gaza is deteriorating into chaos.
California’s Rooftop Solar Reckoning
As the state tapers subsidies, installers are facing bankruptcy.
Dean Phillips Says the Quiet Part
Can he do well enough in New Hampshire to cause Democrats to rethink another Biden candidacy?
Marijuana Is More Dangerous Than Biden’s HHS Lets On
In easing restrictions, it brushes past the long-term effects, from anxiety and depression to psychosis.
Notable & Quotable: Epstein on Snowden
‘Of all the lies that Edward Snowden has told . . . none is more provocative than the claim that…
America Helps Make Gaza an Open-Air Prison
Refugees flee every other war, but Palestinians are kept prisoners of Hamas.
Pop Goes the DEI Bubble
Claudine Gay’s resignation proved we are moving away from this harmful ideology.