Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman says his “central worry” is reskilling: 5 career lessons every professional should learn now

Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman warns that the real threat of AI isn’t job loss but the inability to adapt quickly. His advice: reskilling, embracing collaboration, and guarding against “AI psychosis.” Success in the AI era requires resilience, digital literacy, and balance. The future belongs to professionals who thrive by learning continuously and viewing change…

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Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James distances himself from Damon Jones amid insider-betting scandal

NBA superstar LeBron James has reportedly severed all ties with former teammate Damon Jones following Jones’ alleged involvement in a widespread betting scandal. Jones, accused of wire fraud and money laundering, had reportedly shared sensitive details about James. James, who has pleaded not guilty, is not under suspicion and remains completely separate from the ongoing…

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Chris Evans returns as Captain America? Actor’s RIPPED new physique sparks ‘Avengers: Doomsday’ and ‘Avengers: Secret Wars’ buzz

Chris Evans sparked a frenzy at the Toronto International Film Festival, showcasing a noticeably bulked-up physique and clean-shaven look, fueling speculation about his return as Captain America in ‘Avengers: Doomsday’. Despite Evans’ denials and Marvel’s initial roster omitting his name, fans believe his appearance hints at a surprise role.

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Kim Young Chul’s health update: Star opens up about struggles to gain weight amid recovery journey

Popular South Korean entertainer Kim Young-chul has revealed his recent health struggles, including difficulties gaining weight after a paralytic intestinal obstruction. In a vlog, he shared being stuck at 76 kg, previously over 81 kg. Young-chul also disclosed a diagnosis of eustachian tube dysfunction, triggered after popping a balloon, with doctors advising weight gain for…

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The double-major generation: How Gen Z in US is reinventing college to survive a volatile job market

Gen Z students, facing a tightening job market and rising unemployment among recent graduates, are increasingly turning to double majors as a strategic safeguard. With universities reporting dramatic surges in dual-degree pursuits and research showing significantly reduced income shocks for double majors, students are diversifying skills to stay resilient, adaptable and competitive in an economy…

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