“It’s the opposite of toxic masculinity.” TIME’s film critic Stephanie Zacharek writes a love letter to the ‘Jackass’ movies. “There’s something joyous about the way these guys can so freely laugh, not just at one another, but at themselves.”
"Wimbledon endures not because it’s the most prestigious tournament, but because it’s the one that most feels like it belongs to everyone," writes Nick Pachelli.
This was supposed to be Grant Wahl’s World Cup—a career capstone, hosted in the country where his coverage, of both men’s and women’s soccer, helped fuel the growth of the sport.
At @RaiseSummit in Paris, one theme stood out: every layer of the AI stack is up for grabs. Startups are challenging incumbents in chips, cloud infrastructure, data centers, and foundation models alike.
The AI industry has been obsessed with "token-maxxing." At @RaiseSummit, @Replit argues it's time for a U-turn, making the case for "outcome-maxxing" instead.
At @RaiseSummit, @CoreWeave makes the case for AI-native cloud infrastructure, arguing that legacy cloud platforms were built for search and enterprise software—not today's AI workloads.
Robotics could reshape the global economy—and the balance of geopolitical power. At @RaiseSummit, leaders discuss why the race to build and manufacture robots is accelerating.
President Trump has forced out the three remaining members of the Election Assistance Commission, dismantling the independent board that helps states and local officials carry out elections just four months before the pivotal midterms
