Financial markets are getting bad vibes from the US economy right now. The energy isn’t great in the UK, either. But central banks aren’t buying the hype. James Smith is winning over the TikTok ...

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As Twitter/X owner Elon Musk continues to cosy up to US president Donald Trump and his second administration, a number of videos of the billionaire have gone viral online. The latest one involves a ...

When the sleek package of the Nuuk Rizz Rechargeable Lint Remover arrives, one is immediately struck by its premium feel. At just 154 grams, the Rizz sits perfectly balanced in hand, its ergonomic ...

It’s the Daily Beast’s nominee for Word of the Year.

Much like so much about President Donald Trump’s agenda and the highly polarizing political times we live in, careful and objective analysis of DOGE and its leader Elon Musk's efforts to right ...

The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has been squandering money on thousands of unused software licenses, an audit found, according to DOGE. For example, there were "11,020 ...

You might call it "networking." But Langni Zeng has been calling it "biz rizz." Zeng, who learned people skills at McKinsey, shared her top tips for developing "biz rizz." This as-told-to essay is ...

From a "DOGE dividend" to auditing the gold reserves at Fort Knox, Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency has laid out some ambitious plans to trim the federal budget. Maybe too ambitious ...

Should you expect a stimulus check from the Trump administration's DOGE? Is it a stimulus check, refund check, or dividend, and where would this money come from? President Donald Trump said he's ...

The proposal for a “DOGE dividend,” which would distribute 20% of government savings to taxpayers, has gained support from President Trump and Elon Musk — and now it could potentially be ...

On Monday, DOGE alleged that the General Services Administration has 37,000 licenses for the file compression and encryption tool WinZip, even though the agency has only about 13,000 employees.