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Food

This Bill Could Save the Jobs of California’s Grocery Store Workers

08.19.15

By Javier Cabral
Tech

Technology Has Created More Jobs Than It Destroyed Over the Last 140 Years

08.18.15

By Jordan Pearson
Tech

Amazon’s 24/7 Hell Is the Future of Work

08.18.15

By Brian Merchant
Food

The IRS Wants to Start Taxing You for All Those Free Work Lunches

08.18.15

By Javier Cabral
Money

Alcopops and Selfies with Eastenders Actresses: Embracing the Cheesy Heart of Ibiza

08.10.15

By Tamara Roper
Money

Playing the Fool: My Life as a Freelance Clown

08.08.15

By Mary Attaway
Food

The Freezing A/C in Your Office Is Making You Eat More

08.07.15

By Hilary Pollack
Money

Endless Summer Numbers

08.06.15

By Haisam Hussein
Money

The Blackout Crew’s ‘Dialled’ is the Most Painfully Accurate Work Related Video Ever

07.31.15

By Josh Baines
Pulse

What Happened to Middle Class America? – The Business of Life (Episode 7)

07.23.15

By VICE News
Pulse

What happened to middle class America? – The Business of Life (Season 1, Episode 7)

07.23.15

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Pulse

What Happened to Middle Class America? – The Business of Life (Episode 7 Trailer)

07.17.15

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Daily Horoscope: November 4, 2026

The Moon’s last full day in Virgo keeps everyone grounded enough to act on today’s big realizations without overdoing it.

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Music

BlocBoy JB Questions Why Planes Don’t Have Parachutes After Deadly Florida Crash

The deadly plane crash in Florida over the weekend had rapper BlocBoy JB wondering why more planes don’t come outfitted with parachutes.

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This Cinema Wants to Hypnotize You So You Can Watch Your Favorite Movie for the First Time Again

A Dutch cinema is using hypnosis to see whether moviegoers can experience their favorite films as if they’re watching for the first time.

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Science

NASA’s 22-Year-Old Space Telescope Is Falling Back to Earth, and Scientists Don’t Know Where It’ll Land

NASA’s Swift Observatory is falling back to Earth after 22 years in space, and some debris could survive its fiery reentry.

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Life

Why a Group of Hackers Is Playing Porn on Digital Billboards Around the World

Hackers are hijacking digital billboards across the globe to display porn, and their motivations go beyond pulling a prank.

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