The biopharma industry outlook on 2026: Optimism and tension
A spike in M&A activity and stock prices have pulled biotech out of a yearslong downturn. But regulatory tumult and fierce competition from China could short-circuit the sector's resurgence. Continue reading →
‘I Can’t Tell You’: Attorneys, Relatives Struggle To Find Hospitalized ICE Detainees
Lydia Romero strained to hear her husband’s feeble voice through the phone. A week earlier, immigration agents had grabbed Julio César Peña from his front yard in Glendale, California. Now, he was in a hospital after suffering a ministroke. He was shackled to the bed by his hand...
Johnnie-O Continues To Grow With Its Specialty Menswear
With more than 20 years in the business, the lifestyle brand has become a major player and a growing wholesale channel. Continue reading →
EXCLUSIVE: Alaïa Confirms Pieter Mulier is Leaving
The Belgian designer’s 5-year tenure was marked by fashion fireworks and strong business development. He is widely expected to join Versace in Milan after presenting his final Alaïa collection in March. Continue reading →
Blurry Line Between Medical and Vision Insurance Leaves Patient With Unexpected Bill
Barbara Tuszynski was concerned about her vision but confident in her insurance coverage when she went to an eye clinic last May. The retiree, 70, was diagnosed with glaucoma in her right eye in 2019. She had a laser procedure to treat it in 2022, and she uses medicated drops in both eyes to...
Olivia Dean and Addison Rae Hit High Notes at the 2026 Spotify Best New Artist Party
The two singers are nominated for Best New Artist at the 2026 Grammy Awards. Continue reading →
Test yourself on the past week’s K-12 news
From congressional debate on private school choice to another district proposal to close some of its schools, what did you learn from our recent stories? Continue reading →
Anti-ICE student walkouts are expected Friday. What are schools doing?
K-12 leaders are advised to speak with student organizers before any planned walkouts while keeping students safe and school settings uninterrupted. Continue reading →
GAO: Barriers keep schools from fully embracing assistive technology
The federal government watchdog outlined how some districts use these tools to fit the individualized needs of students with disabilities. Continue reading →