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Chronicling the pulse of power.

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As companies rush to cut costs and automate work through A.I., many are repeating the same mistakes that defined earlier efficiency revolutions, from open offices to outsourcing.
Why Cutting Humans Too Fast Could Backfire in the A.I. Era
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The see-and-be-seen set took their best pastels, peonies, ruffles and ribbons out for a spin to delightful effect.
Our Favorite Looks from the Frick Collection Spring Garden Party
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Washington may finally be crypto-friendly, but first-time users remain far more concerned about security, familiarity and ease of use.
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Crypto Won in Washington, But Mainstream Users Still Aren’t Buying
Paybis’ Innokenty Isers unpacks why crypto’s long-awaited mainstream breakthrough still hasn’t arrived. As regulators soften their stance and crypto-friendly legislation advances in Washington, Ise…
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The annual mogul retreat is set to gather tech CEOs, media moguls, A.I. leaders and a few notable new faces in Idaho.
Sun Valley 2026 Guest List: A Mix of Familiar Moguls and Newer Names
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As cultural organizations across the country face a deepening financial crisis, Remuseum founding director Stephen Reily and Doris Duke Charitable Foundation president and CEO Samsher (Sam) Singh Gill believe foundations and funders need to actively back not just new ideas but
How Can Philanthropy Help the Arts? By Fully Supporting Innovators
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As Detroit undergoes significant reinvestment and development, MOCAD's artistic director Jova Lynne and COO Marie Madison-Patton are creating space for artists and communities to critically engage with a city in transformation.
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MOCAD’s Co-Directors On What a Museum Owes a Changing City
“Meaningful cultural work doesn’t happen in isolation—it’s built through listening, collaboration, adaptability and trust,” artistic director Jova Lynn told Observer.
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This year’s strongest Art Basel-adjacent shows are asking big questions about our future, with artists using digital worlds, living systems, petrochemicals, machines and ritual to consider what might come next.
The Future-Facing Institutional Exhibitions Not to Miss in Basel
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L.A.’s culinary scene is heating up this month, including Enrique Olvera’s latest opening and a second location of one of the city’s buzziest pizzerias.
The Best New L.A. Restaurants to Try in June
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From futuristic skyscrapers and historic houses to world-class museums and elite dumplings, here's how to experience the dynamic city for the first time.
The First-Time Visitor’s Guide to Shanghai: Shikumen Lanes, Listening Bars and Unforgettable...
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One of the towering figures of the Spanish Golden Age, Francisco de Zurbarán has long been overshadowed by his contemporaries, but this show makes a compelling case that he belongs at the very top of the canon.
One Fine Show: “Zurbarán” at the National Gallery in London
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These eight titles prove that L.G.B.T.Q.+ stories are as varied, vital and necessary as ever.
Essential Queer Reading for Pride Month and Beyond
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The Pacific Surfliner train makes a proper summer escape surprisingly easy, with coastal views, walkable stops and no need to negotiate traffic on the way home.
No Car, No Problem: The Best Summer Train Trips From L.A.
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The owners behind Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester United and Inter Miami show how American wealth is reshaping the game.
Meet the American Billionaires Reshaping Global Soccer
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