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Key Takeaways Princeton University will begin proctoring all in-person exams starting this summer, ending a 133-year tradition of unproctored testing under its honor code. Cheating has become easier than ever, using tools like AI. Recent survey data shows a disconnect between the honor code and behavior: about 30% of Princeton seniors admit to cheating. For more than 100 years, Princeton University treated its honor code as sacred, to the point that outside monitoring during exams was essentially off-limits and a signed pledge was supposed to be protection enough.  Those norms are now changing, as administrators move to rewrite the rules…

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Published May 14, 2026 02:17PMIf you’ve strolled down Denver’s 16th Street Mall in the last decade, odds are you’ve heard the raucously upbeat sound of a New Orleans-style brass band. With the Rocky Mountains looming beyond the cityscape and some of the best outdoor adventure in the country a stone’s throw from downtown where they play, this band, Brothers of Brass, can be found blending genres and constantly transforming their art as they pay homage to their New Orleans roots—integrating new sounds, new people, and new technologies into the music they make.They also play brass music outdoors and at 10,000…

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Prices for Apple’s iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max models are likely to stay static this year, according to a new report. But the delayed launch and silence around other iPhone 18 models could spell bad news for Apple buyers in 2027.Read on for more and don’t forget to subscribe to my newsletter for iPhone 18 updates and instant deal alerts.Apple’s iPhone 18 Price Strategy Looks Similar To Samsung’s Galaxy S26 Launch PlanThe Apple iPhone 17 Pro Max price might be the same as the iPhone 18 Pro Max price. Photographer: Kena Betancur/Bloomberg© 2025 Bloomberg Finance LPJeff Pu at GF…

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Key Takeaways Nuseir Yassin is the founder and CEO of Nas.com, an AI-powered platform that helps solo entrepreneurs launch online businesses from a single product photo. Yassin left his software engineering job to travel and create Nas Daily, a one‑minute video series he produced daily for 1,000 days. With Nas.com, he is productizing his storytelling and growth experience into tools that automate storefront creation, marketing content and ads for small business owners. He grew his social media accounts to over 70 million followers across a decade. Now, content creator Nuseir Yassin is crafting a platform to address a common desire…

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Utah’s legendary outdoor destination has gorgeous scenery to spare, yes, and all kinds of ways to experience itPublished May 14, 2026 02:56PMThose who have been to Moab know it’s an incredible place—and all you have to do is show up to experience its wonder. If you haven’t visited yet, you’ll understand why when you do. Whether you’re hiking, mountain biking, rafting, off-roading, or taking a scenic drive, around each corner you’ll find a new landscape that knocks you back with beauty and new experiences to fill you up with adventure. There are vistas to soak in, towers to climb, rivers…

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Martha Stewart just launched a new startup called Hint—an “always-on, AI-native home management platform” set to launch this summer. The venture was born out of a conversation Stewart had with Kyle Rush, her neighbor and an AI engineer. The two wanted to create software that can help identify and solve pesky home repairs, as well as reduce expenses. After Stewart partnered with Rush and home-services executive Yih-Han Ma, Hint was born. “The first thing you do is give us your address,” Ma explained to Fortune. Then, Hint pulls publicly available data on the property. Users can upload further information, like…

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Updated May 14, 2026 01:58PMAn outbreak of hantavirus on a cruise ship this month in the south Atlantic has captured the attention of people worldwide. On May 4, the World Health Organization (WHO) reported seven confirmed cases of the illness aboard the ship, and three deaths; the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) plans to quarantine the Americans among the passengers in a hospital in Omaha, Nebraska. It’s the most notable outbreak in years of hantavirus, one of several of a family of potentially fatal viruses spread by inhalation of particles contaminated with rodent feces, urine, or saliva.Hikers and backpackers spend…

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SPAIN – 2026/02/04: In this photo illustration, the AI company Anthropic logo seen displayed on a smartphone with the Claude logo in the background. (Photo Illustration by Davide Bonaldo/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty ImagesAnthropic’s launch yesterday of Claude for Small Business looks, on the surface, like a packaging of existing Claude capabilities, skills and integrations focused on owners of local shops, agencies, solo practices and lean service businesses. It connects Claude to tools including QuickBooks, PayPal, HubSpot, Canva, DocuSign, Google Workspace and Microsoft 365. Anthropic says the product includes 15 ready-to-run agentic workflows across finance, operations, sales,…

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Leadership is no longer linear. Among the founders I meet, there’s a clear shift: Younger entrepreneurs are starting earlier, building faster, and often working across multiple ventures at once. More than half of Gen Z has a side hustle. Entrepreneurship is beginning to look less like a single trajectory and more like a portfolio. But this generation isn’t just building businesses. They’re building dynamic careers with intent. There is a growing expectation that entrepreneurs integrate social and environmental impact into core business decisions. Nearly a third of Gen Z is interested in serving on nonprofit boards or advisory groups. The line between building a company and driving impact is increasingly blurred. In my…

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