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On this episode of “Uncanny Valley,” our senior business editor joins us to talk about the Trump administration’s deals with chipmakers, OpenAI’s potential $500 billion valuation—and ants.

If you ask us, grilled corn is one of the single greatest joys of late summer, right there next to fresh tomato salads and an endless parade of frozen treats. Served up elote-style or simply slathered in honey butter, grilled corn on the cob is pure, unadulterated corn pleasure. Charred corn kernels bring tiny bits of smoky corn magic to all kinds of dishes, from incredible salads to seasonal tartines and flatbread. This collection of grilled corn recipes is here to help you put as many ears on the grates as possible before summer ends, so grab your corn cob…

In the rural villages around Tunis, I discovered one of my favorite dishes featured in my book. Grandmother Latifa poured a soul-firing chickpea stew atop days’ old bread husks, topping it with kicky harissa and a boiled egg to create a lablebi—a worker’s lunch that is both filling and comforting in equal measure. I ate this in Latifa’s chaotic kitchen surrounded by various family members, arms crisscrossing over a retro print table cloth to seek out favorite toppings (capers, spicy chili, harissa, eggs, tuna) for their lablebi. It was a kind of build-your-own-dish that felt so decadent, it surprised me…

Could you be looking for doors that embrace functional aesthetics, durability, and astonishing versatility? Have you considered aluminium doors, but remain uncertain about their suitability for your needs? Whether it’s for a commercial or residential space, an aluminium door might be the perfect fit. Today, we delve into the details, offering guidance on what makes these doors an asset. This post will help shed light on their strengths and weaknesses as it pertains to both commercial and residential contexts. There’s something overtly appealing about a chic door that not only elevates the way a building looks, but also features prominently…

State-backed rivals have made open source 3D printing nearly impossibleChinese subsidies shift global competition in desktop 3D printer productionCheap Chinese patents create obstacles far beyond Europe’s market bordersThe open source movement in 3D printing once thrived on shared designs, community projects, and collaboration across borders.However, Josef Prusa, head of Prusa Research, has announced, “open hardware desktop 3D printing is dead.”The remark stands out because his company long championed open designs, sharing files and innovations with the wider community. You may like Economic support and patent challengesPrusa built his early business in a small basement in Prague, packing frames into pizza…

The Good Trade editors endorse products we’ve personally researched, tested, and genuinely love. Learn more about our methodology and business model here. Our editors are also moms — and we’ve researched and tested dozens of nontoxic rugs in our family homes. These are our favorite nontoxic and organic nursery rugs that are safe, chemical-free, and resistant to wear and tear. Shopping for organic rugs for a kid’s room can feel like a tall order. First, you want something soft underfoot and safe for youngsters to crawl, roll, play, and snuggle on. Yet the rug needs to be durable enough to…

Sure, Yellowstone, the Grand Canyon, and Acadia are all fantastic destinations to visit in the U.S., but why let national parks have all the fun? There are more than 6,000 state parks sprinkled around the nation, all of which are worthy of your time. However, as Google uncovered, some state parks are better than others for specific traveler needs.In August, Google Maps shared its data after analyzing state parks around the nation to find and rank them on various factors, including a list that caught our eye: the top 10 calming state parks in the U.S. (According to Google Maps the…

Both on view through August 31.Neue GalerieNext up at the Neue? German Masterworks from the Neue Galerie, which will pull from the museum’s vast stores of German art from the period 1890 to 1940. As Austria enjoyed the Expressionist movement, Germany during this time saw major developments in color and form from the Brücke (Bridge) and Blaue Reiter (Blue Rider) groups. Expect unexpected colors from Vasily Kandinsky, August Macke, and more. There’s also Sacred Spring: Modern Viennese Graphics, 1897-1918 with 75 pieces of ephemera from that period on view through September 22.German Masterworks from the Neue Galerie on view through…

by Leyla Sapic Last updated: 9:00 AM ET, Sat August 23, 2025 This article originally appeared in the August issue of AGENTatHOME magazine. Subscribe here to receive your free copy each month.Travelers headed to the Caribbean this year have a lot to look forward to, thanks to a wave of recent hotel renovations and relaunches across the islands. From reimagined beachfront resorts and elevated culinary experiences to serene spa sanctuaries, there are properties to suit every traveler – and these recently renovated properties feature an upgraded take on tropical luxury.Here’s a look at four of the region’s standout resort transformations.La Concha…

12 Things in Travel You Need to Know Today(This is a recurring post, updated daily with new information): August 17 through August 24 Air Canada Will Cover Some Customer Strike ExpensesAir Canada says it is adopting a policy to cover “certain transportation expenses” incurred by customers while getting to their destinations during the recent work stoppage. The airline says it will reimburse customers for those costs if they had a cancelled flight originally scheduled to depart from Aug. 15 to Aug. 23, Air Canada was unable to rebook them, and they then made alternative arrangements themselves. Travel Industry Today Alaska…