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The workplace environment of tomorrow will look nothing like that of today.

Workplace of 2030: A Day in The Life

The workplace environment of tomorrow will look nothing like that of today.
By Mark Minevich
Drake, Future $25 Million lawsuit

Drake and Future Hit With $25 Million Lawsuit

Rappers Drake and Future are being sued for $25 million by a woman who claims to have been raped at their concert last year.
By Brandon Katz
Hyperloop tubes on display at the 'Devloop' test sight in North Las Vegas, Nevada

Elon Musk’s Hyperloop Secretly Completed Its First Successful Test Run

The Hyperloop is coming to a city near you as soon as 2021.
By Alec M. Beresin
The first iPhone was more a hand-held computer than anything else.

Understanding the Real Innovation Behind the iPhone

By Kalle Lyytinen
Your tweets are more important than ever

From Crime to Weather, Twitter Is Literally Predicting the Future

By Alec M. Beresin
A woman receives her order delivered by one of Starship Technologies autonomous robots

Another State Just Legalized Robot Delivery Services

By Alec M. Beresin
Lil Yachty made more money than you this year, and may be the most unlistenable rapper in a generation. Just let that sink in for a moment.

The Ugly Truth Behind The New York Times’ ‘Where Music Is Going’ Story

By Justin Joffe
What does a camera look like?

Digitization and the Loss of Iconography

By Sue Walsh
On Christmas morning, every Canadian wakes up to find this exact picture in their stocking.

Is Drake’s Careful Image Control the Greatest Deception in Pop?

By Justin Joffe
New AI technology will change our world within a few years

Conquering More Than Games: The Next Level of AI

By Gideon Kimbrell
For some reason, this seems to bother people.

No, Humans Will Never Achieve Interstellar Travel

By Dan Holliday
Email, on a whole, is increasing, but consumer use is decreasing

When Will Email Be Dead, and What Will Replace It?

By Paul K. Young
Chargaux performs at Mara Hoffman AW16 Presentation at High Line Hotel

Chargaux Mix Classical and Hip-hop to Create a Genre All Their Own

By Kelsi Trinidad
Tiesto.

Your Guide to the Best NYC Summer Music Fests of 2016

By Rob LeDonne
“Find A Better Way” — University of Illinois Commencement speech — May 14, 2016

Find a Better Way

By Jeff Huber
Singer Jesse Hughes of Eagles of Death Metal

When the Music Industry Really Is Out to Get You

By Justin Joffe
(Courtesy of DJ Mel)

Meet the Man Who Pumps Up Bernie Sanders: DJ Mel

By Justin Joffe
NEW YORK, NY - JUNE 21: An unidentified woman injured in a car accident is wheeled into a hospital by members of the Bedford-Stuyvesant Volunteer Ambulance Corps (BSVAC) on June 21, 2013 in the Brooklyn borough New York City. BSVAC is the nation's first minority-run volunteer ambulance corps which was founded in 1988 by two EMS workers, Captain James ''Rocky'' Robinson and Specialist Joe Perez. The BSVAC has historically worked in the poor and crime afflicted neighborhood of Bedford-Stuyvesant where many residents do not have health insurance. BSVAC has struggled financially with three their five ambulances currently inactive as they cannot afford to insure them. Despite this, BSVAC responds to thousands of 911 calls a year, many of them resulting from gun shots and stabbings. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)

Even a Health Care Union President Wants Less Patients in the Hospital

By George Gresham

The Nostalgic Allure of ‘Synthwave’

By Julia Neuman
BURLINGTON, VT - MAY 26: U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) waves to supporters after officially announcing his candidacy for the U.S. presidency during an event at Waterfront Park May 26, 2015 in Burlington, Vermont. Sanders will run as a Democrat in the presidential election and is former Secretary of State Hillary ClintonÕs first challenger for the Democratic nomination. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)

Bernie Sanders Could Change the World

By Bernie Quigley
Palestinian students celebrate during their graduation ceremony at al-Najaf University near the northern West Bank city of Nablus on June 7, 2010, as some 2705 students received their degrees at the end of the 2009-2010 academic year. AFP PHOTO/JAAFAR ASHTIYEH (Photo credit should read JAAFAR ASHTIYEH/AFP/Getty Images)

Censorship on College Campuses Is Stifling Debate and Cheating Students

By Keith Zakheim
(Photo: Rachel Marone)

Redditor Wonders if He Should Have His Hemorrhoids Removed Since He’ll Become a Cyborg Soon Anyway

By Jessica Roy

Steve Jobs Takes Another Medical Leave

By Observer Staff

The Library of Congress Acquires Twitter Archive

By Molly Fischer
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