Новости за 02.01.2025

Alex Wagner goes through the career of Kash Patel, Trump's pick for FBI director, and explains his history of drifting and spreading conspiracy theories

Joe Biden, Kamala Harris and Hillary Clinton show how Democrats have conceded the lane of social change and anti-establishment energy to the Republican Party.

On New Year’s Day, a terror suspect (and Army vet) drove a Turo Ford truck with an ISIS flag through New Orleans' Bourbon Street. The death toll keep rising.

FBI’s quick decision to investigate the New Orleans truck ramming on Bourbon Street as a terror attack is a teachable moment for U.S. senators — and Kash Patel.

The Quadrantids are the year's first shooting stars, peaking over North America between Jan. 3 and 4.

Situs inversus is a rare genetic condition that causes the organs in the chest and abdomen to be located on the opposite side from where they're usually found, like a mirror image.

Jocelyn Wildenstein, the Swiss socialite who became famous later in life for extreme cosmetic surgery that gave her a catlike appearance, died Wednesday. She was 79 or 84 years old, depending on the source, and suffered a pulmonary embolism.

They say good things come to those who wait—and fans have certainly waited a long time for the release of some of their favorite TV shows. Luckily, they won’t have to be patient for too much...

Banks are taking hits in the stock market as they use 2024 to restructure balance sheets and inflation slightly increased in November.

What’s a ‘flu bomb’? The 7-ingredient recipe fans say ‘eradicates’ illness  New York Post

In 2025, generative artificial intelligence will shift from a behind-the-scenes tool to a central driver of innovation in marketing. We can expect the emergence of agent AI 2.0, a new breed of agent AI that will manage complex, real-time tasks. Alongside this shift, tech firms like Apple and Anthropic are poised to become key players,...

The commerce media boom was alive and well in 2024, reshaping how retailers, financial institutions, airlines, and travel companies were wooed by the possibility of turning their troves of first-party consumer data into ad revenue. That's expected to continue into 2025, analysts told ADWEEK. But the growth will be at a slower pace than the...

Since 1998, when the exciting new innovations were DVDs and alarm clocks with nature sounds, CES has kicked off the year for the tech industry. The conference itself has been around since 1967, but didn't settle into its once-a-year, early January cadence until the late 1990s. For the marketing industry, it's an opportunity to scope...

Two years after the launch of ChatGPT, the business world is finally waking up. This isn't just another tech trend that VCs will throw money at while screaming "disruption"--one that may be gone in another year. AI is the new electricity. It will impact everything. Companies are fumbling in the dark, trying to figure out...

Working in media--let alone reporting on it--can be a grim task. It often feels like the industry is perpetually on the verge of collapse, with news about layoffs, closures, and declines in trust and readership dominating the headlines. The reality is more complex. There are plenty of challenges ahead for journalism and media, but there...

Omnicom's acquisition of Interpublic Group changed the face of the agency landscape heading into 2025. Industry insiders expect consolidation to continue to be a major theme this year, making way for independents to rise. And AI is still top of mind as we kick off the New Year, as agencies continue to grapple with how...

In the chief marketing officer (CMO) community, 2024 was another year of big exits and new hires. No doubt 2025 will bring more of the same. However, for those already comfortably seated at some of the world's biggest, most influential, and buzziest brands, the next 12 months will be a time for innovation and adaptation....

Although the number of U.S. jobs in advertising, public relations, and other related services remained flat throughout 2024, the jobs themselves are changing. Exclusive data from LinkedIn shows how. When comparing the quantity of marketing-related job titles on LinkedIn user profiles in 2024 versus 2022, no position experienced more growth than "Sales Marketing Supervisor," which...

If you’ve studied First Amendment law, it’s impossible not to experience déjà vu while reading the briefs in Free Speech Coalition v. Paxton, a Supreme Court case the justices will hear on January 15 about online pornography.  That’s because the Texas law at the heart of Free Speech Coalition is in all relevant respects identical […]

Inhabitants of the Marshall Islands—a chain of coral atolls in the center of the Pacific Ocean—rely on sea transportation for almost everything: moving people from one island to another, importing daily necessities from faraway nations, and exporting their local produce. For millennia they sailed largely in canoes, but much of their seafaring movement today involves…

Progressives in Washington are facing an existential crisis like never before as they brace for the incoming Trump administration. Not only are they at odds with their own party, with many Democrats seeking to pin the blame for their November losses on them, but some on the left are also openly fearful that an emboldened...

Lobbyists will have their hands full with several massive legislative battles coming early in a second Trump administration. President-elect Trump is poised to disrupt business as usual in Washington when he takes office on Jan. 20, threatening steep tariffs on U.S. imports that could hit foreign allies and enemies and the businesses that utilize international...

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It was a mostly quiet New Years Day from the Penguins, but Pens Points is still here in case you missed anything.

As a business leader, finding a great employee can feel like finding a needle in a haystack. Although the Great Resignation is over, employees still have a great deal of leverage in the workplace. If they feel they are not appropriately valued in the workplace, they will be quick to abandon ship. To avoid this, […]

"New York kind of has its own mind and its own plan for you. And I think that is single handedly the reason why people actually are healthy right here," said Dr. Jonathan Leary.