An engineer's first-person account of rebuilding a career and a life from the bottom — through addiction, incarceration, and a felony record — and the concrete mechanics of getting hired and staying clean afterward.
A new antiviral drove hepatitis B to undetectable levels — a 'functional cure' — in a meaningful share of patients in trials, a disease that infects roughly 250 million people and has long resisted cure.
Thompson reads Broadcom's cautious guidance as a tell on where custom-silicon demand is really headed, and dissects how Apple is navigating the politics of shipping AI it didn't build — alongside the latest twist in the compute land-grab.
A new AP-NORC poll finds belief in American exceptionalism eroding across party lines heading into the country's 250th anniversary, with sharp generational and partisan splits over what, if anything, makes the U.S. distinct.