Today on “The Intelligence”: America’s government shutdown is over but the Epstein emails are not, Airbnb spreads its beds and how lead poisoning helped humanity https://t.co/uONHid4u64 ...

Exactly what the whales may be saying to each other remains unknown—but researchers have found a strikingly humanlike feature in their “conversations” https://t.co/imfW7xAu9jPhoto: https://t.co/Qm9hTiNx4X https://t.co/WdbDBkZxDA ...

Donald Trump’s net approval rating is the lowest it has ever been, at -18%. See how Americans are feeling about their president with our tracker https://t.co/S6m4n269GE ...

Can anything truly replace the framework and buzz of being part of the action? Retirement is just not that fulfilling https://t.co/zVZuF4Z5LA ...

RT Steven Mazie (@stevenmazie)What will SCOTUS do in 2026? My contribution to The World Ahead 2026, The Economist's predictions for the coming year @TheEconomist https://t.co/zNNdlv0G70 ...

Legal & Ethical Concerns - Lawsuits against OpenAI allege ChatGPT encouraged suicide, highlighting high stakes for mental health care revolution [1]

For some time now, people have soured on the one-cent coin. The Mint has long complained that it costs more to make a penny than it’s worth. We explain why its luck has run out https://t.co/C1hdY9PVkX ...

The question for Democrats is whether their leaders are still sensible enough to cultivate independent-minded centrists, who, in the time of Donald Trump, are the party’s real radicals https://t.co/hNX2FUcxnW ...

The stopgap bill, which has now passed the Senate, fails to address what the Democrats repeated was their most important demand throughout the shutdown: an extension to health-care tax-credits https://t.co/fQ4ZQJZh1d ...

America’s surging stockmarket has been driven by old investors with a growing tolerance for risk. If a downturn strikes, this could have profound implications https://t.co/gUfD2kzTa2 ...