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We independently select these products—if you buy from one of our links, we may earn a commission. All prices were accurate at the time of publishing.I’m finally starting to feel better after being sick for more than a week (perks of babysitting my two very adorable and germ-filled nephews). To commemorate, I went for a cautious walk around my neighborhood and the remaining piles of snow before starting my workday. Somehow, I ended up at the nearby Trader Joe’s.Okay fine, I intentionally headed in that direction because I needed more peanut butter (I was down to a single jar, which…
Waymo has finally broken through its SFO logjam.The company announced today that it will start offering robotaxi rides to a select group of passengers traveling to and from the San Francisco International Airport, a major step in Waymo’s effort to increase its footprint in the Bay Area. The company plans on gradually growing the number of riders until anyone who wants to can hail a Waymo at the airport, which the company says should happen “in the coming months.”After years of back-and-forth negotiations with the airport’s operators, Waymo finally signed a “Testing and Operations Pilot Permit” with SFO in September…
Craig HaubertCloseCraig HaubertESPN Staff Writer National recruiting analyst and analyst for ESPNU More than a decade of college and pro coaching experience. Graduated from Indiana and Nebraska-Omaha and Tom LuginbillCloseTom LuginbillESPN Analyst Senior National Recruiting Analyst for ESPN.com Coached in four professional football leagues Graduated from Eastern Kentucky and MarshallMultiple AuthorsJan 29, 2026, 09:27 AM ETNext week’s national signing day will officially close the cycle for Class of 2026 recruits and we have finalized the SC Next 300 rankings for this class.Much of the class has signed and the top classes are set. As college programs prepare for spring practice and the…
Jensen Huang sure seems to be having a lot of fun in China this week. The Nvidia CEO has been spotted going for a leisurely bike ride and browsing a fresh fruit stand in Shanghai, as well as enjoying beef hot pot at a humble restaurant in Shenzhen.The carefree tour is not just good optics. Huang has real reason to be feeling upbeat: His long-running lobbying campaign in Washington has, in effect, finally paid off. While Huang was gallivanting around China, multiple news outlets reported that Beijing had approved the sale of hundreds of thousands of powerful Nvidia H200 AI…
Starbucks is reintroducing tiers to its North American loyalty program in a bid to encourage coffee drinkers to visit more frequently as part of its broader turnaround strategy.The company made the announcement on Thursday at its investor day. Executives across the business are sharing more details on Starbucks’ plans to drive future sales growth and profitability, including through its all-important loyalty program.Starbucks Rewards has existed since 2009. The company, long seen as a leader in restaurant technology, relies on its loyalty program to encourage members to visit more frequently and spend more money. In fiscal 2025, the transactions linked to…
Whether you’re walking down Broadway to tick off weekend errands, hiking through the Adirondacks, or logging miles in preparation for your next marathon, sneakers are the backbone of a modern wardrobe. Designed to keep up with busy schedules, long days, and whatever the calendar throws your way, they’ve earned their place as a true essential. A celebrity-approved staple, sneakers are also top of mind for our editors as we gear up for NYFW—after all, we’ll be running around town.Vogue Editors’ Favorite SneakersThe Runway-Approved StyleDries Van Noten Shell sneakersRead moreThe All-White ClassicMarni New sneakersRead moreFor those looking to invest, fashion-forward options…
A new AI lab called Flapping Airplanes launched on Wednesday, with $180 million in seed funding from Google Ventures, Sequoia, and Index. The founding team is impressive, and the goal — finding a less data-hungry way to train large models — is a particularly interesting one. Based on what I’ve seen so far, I would rate them as Level Two on the trying-to-make-money scale. But there’s something even more exciting about the Flapping Airplanes project that I hadn’t been able to put my finger on until I read this post from Sequoia partner David Cahn. As Cahn describes it, Flapping…
The Collingswood Municipal Court has sentenced Rutgers wrestling commit Anthony Knox Jr. and his father for their role in a brawl that occurred last February, where Knox Jr. rushed into the stands with his father, causing a violent scene among matchgoers.The pair were originally charged with simple assault for purposely/knowingly causing bodily injury, as the father-son duo was seen as the culprit for the violence.AdvertisementNJ.com reported on Wednesday that Knox Jr. pleaded down to disorderly conduct, while Knox Sr. pleaded down to disorderly conduct and disturbing the peace. Knox Jr. will have to serve one year of probation, according to…
As AI races into classrooms worldwide, Google is finding that the toughest lessons on how the tech can actually scale are emerging not from Silicon Valley, but from India’s schools. India has become a proving ground for Google’s education AI amid intensifying competition from rivals, including OpenAI and Microsoft. With more than a billion internet users, the country now accounts for the highest global usage of Gemini for learning, according to Chris Phillips, Google’s vice president and general manager for education, within an education system shaped by state-level curricula, strong government involvement, and uneven access to devices and connectivity. Phillips…
We independently select these products—if you buy from one of our links, we may earn a commission. All prices were accurate at the time of publishing.Have you ever heard of a mustard sommelier? I hadn’t, but when I found out such a role existed, I was seriously intrigued. I love slathering some deliciously tangy mustard on salmon before roasting or using it as a dip for pigs in a blanket, but I wondered if there was more I could be doing with the beloved condiment. So I sat down with Brandon Collins, corporate executive chef at Unilever and Maille’s mustard sommelier,…
