Why the perfect is so often the enemy of the good
One of the most striking aspects of Sarah Wynn-Williams’s best-selling memoir, Careless People, about her years at Meta, is the way she portrays Sheryl Sandberg. Contrary to Sandberg’s…
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The government’s software is decrepit. The shutdown isn’t helping
Amid a historic shutdown, the technology that keeps the government running, has, largely, kept running. Official websites are online. Internal software is mostly working. And security…
First-time manager? Here’s how to build ‘boss brain’
Being a manager is never easy. And if you have never supervised others, the feat can be even more daunting. Managers are often spinning several plates: leading by example, setting and…
Three invisible problems draining your team’s performance
Most people still measure performance in hours. They pack their calendars as full as possible, track time down to the minute, and take pride in squeezing more into each day. However, the…
AI unlocks hyper-personalization at scale
Most immersive experiences today may feel stale in retrospect. Brands have invested heavily in creating spaces meant to captivate, yet these experiences all replicate the same visual and…
Augmented reality may be the key to fire safety
House fires burn hotter and spread faster than ever before, leaving families with as little as two minutes to safely escape their homes. Despite that short window to reach safety, families…
If schools cater to “typical” kids, what about the rest?
As a child and adolescent psychiatrist, I’ve seen how America’s education system leaves neurodivergent children behind. Despite growing awareness of ADHD, autism, and learning differences,…
Green revolution: The evolving story of biobased products
As the global climate and environmental crisis accelerates, the urgency for sustainable alternatives to fossil fuel-based products has never been greater. Today, biobased products—derived…
The $62 billion aid machine just broke
Earlier this year, while the U.S. government was cutting billions in foreign aid, a refugee education program called Yeti Confetti did something remarkable: It took a single grant and…
How to fix a siloed system
Have you ever tried to complete a jigsaw puzzle without all the pieces? That’s what it’s like to run a business with siloed systems. Business data is critical in every industry, but if…
November 2025 beaver full moon: Best time to see the biggest, brightest supermoon of the year
Halloween might be over, but sky-watchers are in for a treat this week. On Wednesday, November 5, the night sky will be illuminated with the biggest, brightest full moon of the year, also…
The CEOs of Honest Company and NWSL on regaining trust from consumers—and employees
When a leader inherits a business in crisis, what decisions can they make to steady the ship and drive positive change? The Honest Company CEO Carla Vernón and National Women’s Soccer…
How Trump’s AI deepfakes fit perfectly into his ‘flood the zone’ disinfo strategy
In late September, President Donald Trump posted a racist AI-generated video depicting House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries standing before a podium, wearing a sombrero and sporting a…
SNAP payments slashed to 50% as federal shutdown stretches into its second month
Over the past several days, millions of low-income Americans who use SNAP, the nation’s biggest food aid program, have been left wondering how they will pay for basic necessities this…
What are Amazon’s layoffs really about?
Last week, Amazon became the latest company to announce massive layoffs. In a memo, senior vice president of people experience and technology, Beth Galetti, revealed that the company would…
Thousands of Redditors are dreaming of one uncanny shopping mall
“I always dream of the same mall.” So begins a recent post on the popular subreddit r/The MallWorld. The subreddit was first created in 2021, and currently has 10,000 monthly visitors…
Trump’s CZ Pardon Has the Crypto World Bracing for Impact
Changpeng Zhao, the multibillionaire founder of crypto exchange Binance, spent four months last year locked in a federal prison. After US president Donald Trump pardoned Zhao in October,…
OpenAI Signs $38 Billion Deal With Amazon
OpenAI has signed a multi-year deal with Amazon to buy $38 billion worth of AWS cloud infrastructure to train its models and serve its users. The deal is yet another sign of the AI…
WIRED Roundup: Alpha School, Grokipedia, and Real Estate AI Videos
The thing that gets me, and I'm really curious about your take on this, Brian, as someone with children, that the guides these people that were brought in, they were actually in the room…
Housing affordability is so stretched that D.R. Horton is leaning even harder on 3.99% mortgage rate buydowns
Want more housing market stories from Lance Lambert’s ResiClub in your inbox? Subscribe to the ResiClub newsletter. D.R. Horton, America’s largest homebuilder, is doubling down on mortgage…
Why traditional CRMs fail government agencies
Public servants manage a geographically distributed group of people across dozens of public and private organizations daily. Cybersecurity officials work with state and federal…
KVUE stock price: Kenvue soars 19% today, Kimberly-Clark deal offers a win after Trump Tylenol drama
It’s been a tough few weeks for the consumer health company Kenvue, after President Trump publicly spread unproven claims about Tylenol, one of its core subsidiary brands. Today, though,…
The timing of elections greatly affects voter turnout. This year, NYC could vote to change it
In addition to voting on the highly anticipated mayoral race this November, New Yorkers will make another consequential decision this election day. They’ll also decide whether the city…
At Ninety, Arvo Pärt and Terry Riley Still Sound Vital
In the spring of 1976, a Latvian architecture student named Hardijs Lediņš organized a music festival at the Riga Polytechnic Institute. The venue was a disused Anglican church where…