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A new Trump jab escalates the long-running political feud with LeBron James, with implications for brands and institutions.
Why “protecting culture” is getting a sustainability upgrade, and what decision-makers must measure when it comes to risk and cost.

Decision-makers get the real question: how much of the risk is an isolated incident, and how much is a new capability?

A Croydon decision found no reasonable adjustments for a remote worker with anxiety, ADHD, and autism.

A Byzantine-era double infant grave near the Temple of Artemis suggests both genetic anomaly and baptism-era burial decisions.

At SDCC 2026, Brad Bird explains why “it has to be big like a movie” for the quake and the fire after.

A coast-to-coast perspective that reframes Greenland for anyone making decisions about Arctic access, resources, or shipping.

A US request pushes the EU to pause key Sentinel data, shifting war-risk visibility for decision-makers and markets.

New 10% to 12.5% duties may survive judges, but they could hand presidents an open-ended tariff playbook.

NASA’s 2027 demonstration mission will test autonomous navigation, communications, and optical sensing to de-risk Artemis-era infrastructure.

Midjourney’s acquisition of the astrology app Co-Star signals a broader AI strategy decision-makers should map to regulation and risk.

A third year of rule has not delivered consistent social, security, or economic gains, leaving decision-makers to measure what comes next.