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5 Potential Box Office Surprises This Holiday Season
Halloween is over, which means the holiday movie season will be here before you know it. Can a year in which “Obsession,” “Backrooms” and “You Can See Everything” shattered box office expectations possibly have even more surprises in store? Perhaps not on that level, but here are five films to look out for: “The Cat…
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Asia-Pacific’s Best Employers of 2027
The Asia-Pacific region has been the world’s fastest-growing region in recent years, with banking and financial services, IT software and services, and the semiconductor industry driving the region’s economic growth. So it’s no surprise that these industries lead the Asia-Pacific Best Employers of 2027, a list curated by TIME and global data firm Statista that…
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DOJ surges ‘1,000 election monitors’ to 50 states in surprise voting day announcement
The Justice Department dispatched roughly 1,000 election monitors to all 50 states, more than triple its last midterm deployment, and didn’t publish the list of sites until Election Day morning. The department’s Civil Rights Division said in a press release Tuesday that it would have “approximately 1,000 election monitors and observers deployed,” the largest monitoring…
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Seth Meyers Begrudgingly Admits Dems’ Alaska Tactics Are ‘Very F–king Funny’: ‘They Finally Did It’
The New York Times reported last week that Democrats in Alaska purposefully sought out a Senate candidate with the same name as the incumbent in an effort to confuse Republican voters in the midterms and, though he’s a little loathe to admit it, Seth Meyers thinks that “very f–king funny.” The NBC host admitted as…
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How TIME and Statista Determined Asia-Pacific’s Best Employers of 2027
—Photo-illustration by TIME; SOPA Images, Bloomberg, NurPhoto and UCG—Getty Images For the first time, TIME and data firm Statista have presented Asia-Pacific’s Best Employers 2027. In a region shaped by rapid economic transformation, evolving workforce expectations, and intensifying competition for talent, it is essential to recognize employers that create outstanding workplaces. By featuring these leading…
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Josh Shapiro Is Looking Past His Own Reelection
Charles Benjamin voted for the first time in 2024, casting a ballot for President Trump. Since then, he’s watched his McDonald’s order—two McDoubles and large fries—go up seven bucks. His Red Bulls cost more too. One of his fraternity brothers at East Stroudsburg University, who’s in the military, just shipped off to the Middle East…
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Here’s Why You Shouldn’t Use AI to Vote
As Americans go to the polls today, many will have had their decision about who to vote for informed by an artificial intelligence-powered chatbot. Around 50 percent of recently surveyed US adults have at one time used an AI chatbot, and 8 percent say they have used these tools ahead of the midterms to find…
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There Are Now Growing Signs That AI Is Hurting Employment in the Job Market
Despite a visibly degrading job market and widespread anxiety around AI automation, empirical evidence definitively linking the two phenomena has been hard to come by. Until now, at least. New reporting by the Financial Times details two new sources of data pointing to AI’s impact on the labor market. First, there was a new analysis…
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Pete Hegseth must answer for his record and face the consequences
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth may be looking for his next job. According to Puck, senators are discussing Hegseth’s interest in an appointment to Marsha Blackburn’s seat if she wins Tuesday’s election to become Tennessee governor. The prospect comes as lawmakers prepare to pursue Hegseth’s impeachment over his conduct in office. The Pentagon has dismissed the…
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MAGA lawmaker sued by his own team over alleged wage theft and racist abuse: report
Rep. Mike Lawler (R-NY) faces a federal lawsuit from 12 canvassers who claim they were exploited, underpaid and subjected to racist abuse while knocking doors for his re-election campaign. The Daily Beast’s PunchUp reported the suit was filed Friday in the Southern District of New York, and the complaint names Lawler personally, his campaign and…