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Sarah Walker's coverage spans a broad range of topics, including entertainment news, culture & society, business & industry, and family & relationships. She has also covered specific topics such as social security benefits, New Year traditions, Saudi Arabia's Civil Transactions Regulation, and racehorse training.
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By: Sarah Walker, Emma Pereira, Alex Millar
Commercial property landlords in England and Wales now have clarity on future energy efficiency requirements, with the government announcing that buildings over 1,000 square metres must achieve an EPC B rating by 2031.
AI shrinks – The British Army says its new AI-powered ASGARD system has cut corps-level war-planning cycles from 72 hours to one hour. Chief of the General Staff Gen. Roly Walker described the change at the Royal United Services Institute's Land Warfare Conference in Londo
AI trust – New consumer survey data shows women aren't less interested in AI than men, but they are more cautious about its risks and less confident in AI-powered tools—especially in healthcare and financial services. A business leader argues the gap isn't about educatio
Tan France says he and his husband, Rob France, create email accounts for their children and send them messages every six months about who they are and what they enjoy, while hoping the kids can read the emails as adults.
scalable type – Cody Berman, the Massachusetts serial entrepreneur behind “Retire by 30,” says his sharpest lessons came from more than 30 side hustles—especially the ones that didn't work. He credits scalable “type two” income streams for reaching financial independence in h
United's reactive – As Scottish fans—known as the “Tartan Army”—flooded Boston for World Cup matches, United used the moment to place a billboard near Boston Stadium that invites locals to visit the new friends they just met. The campaign, tailored in real time around cultural ex
why the – Even as the US Air Force continues refueling missions with KC-135 Stratotankers and is buying KC-46A Pegasus aircraft, the KC-10's retirement still echoes through today's readiness struggles—and through the maintenance headache tied to its third engine.
AI search – B2B buyers are increasingly starting research with AI chatbots, and many change vendors based on what the tools say. In that world, “being seen” doesn't always show up as traffic—sometimes it shows up as a deal you never get. Here are 10 concrete audits brand
Attacks of – A new tracker by the nonprofit Union of Concerned Scientists documents 574 attacks on science carried out since Donald Trump returned to office. The tally runs from January 20, 2025, to May 31, 2026, and spans climate science, environmental protections, public
pause forced – A new filing asks a federal judge to stop the automatic transfer of millions of student-loan borrowers off the SAVE plan after the Trump administration eliminated it in March. The motion targets a July 1 transition timeline and asks the judge to block forced m
