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The federal immigration enforcement agency infamous for using excessive force is spending big on a new way to subdue detainees. ICE will spend up to $20 million on an order of electrified gloves that ...

Billionaire Stripe CEO Patrick Collison and libertarian economist Tyler Cowen have created a grant program to replace ...

Reservoir's ultra-efficient water heater can save you money by running when electricity is cheap—and help the grid make ...

The lampshades for the Cenit lighting system are made from bacteria grown using agro-industrial fruit waste. The Cenit ...

What’s striking to me is how many of the most important lessons I learned didn’t come later in life. They came during my very ...

The Los Angeles Lakers have new owners again. The team announced it has been sold to Bob Iger and Josh Kushner Wednesday for a record-breaking $12.5 billion. The sale comes less than a year after ...

Somewhere between the attorney general investigations and the U.S. president saying he wouldn’t pay around $1,000 for a ...

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Two years ago, a protein bar made a million dollars in its first week. It wasn’t just the formula, it was the gold packaging, the confident serif font, and a vibe that felt like a golden ticket.

Every major technology wave promises a competitive advantage, but most fail to deliver it. It’s not because the technology falls short, but because most organizations end up automating dysfunction ...