Ann-Marie Alcántara

USA TODAY parent is sifting through nearly 1,000 applications for reporting jobs covering the singers. Responses have come from Emmy-award-winning journalists, TikTok influencers and a reporter working at the White House.

Companies are getting creative with phishing tests. Employees are getting annoyed.

Singles are meeting people in unusual places online.

Singles are meeting people in unusual places online. On the internet, every app can be a dating app.

Delusional isn't a bad word to these job seekers—it's a mindset. When she applied for a job at a creative agency that worked with the snack maker Mondelez, Kyra James wanted to throw in something sweet.

米国ではSNS上で午前8時の会議を巡って議論が沸騰。火付け役となった人物の一人は、大切なのはコミュニケーションであり「敬意の問題」だと指摘する。

Mac camera feature sparks embarrassment: Users accidentally set off on-screen balloons, confetti and fireworks in serious settings

Here we go again: Another potential TikTok ban is in the works, for the 647th time. Except now it looks a lot more serious for the Chinese-controlled social-video app and its 170 million U.S. users.