Air India C.E.O.’s Remarks After Plane Crash Draw Scrutiny; It’s Official: Streaming Is Now The King Of TV; The Ad World Is Obsessed With Industry News Videos From Two 27-Year-Old Guys; New Owner Gives High Times A Fresh Spark; Why Is Everybody ‘Crashing Out’?; How People Decided It’s OK To Wear AirPods Anywhere, Anytime 

The Perks Of Being Harvey Weinstein's Publicist; The Stanley Cup's Viral Moment May Be Waining. A New Brand Chief Has A Plan.; A Surprising Trick To Making Hard Choices? Try Thinking Less; Think Twice Before You Click ‘Unsubscribe’; YouTube Relaxes Rules About What Creators Can And Can’t Say In Videos; How ‘Lilo & Stitch’ Became One Of The Most Profitable Movies In Years 

Journalism Under Pressure Amid Fear Of Retribution; Our Best Punctuation Mark Is Dying Out; People Need To Learn How To Use It; The Plight Of Sharing A Name With A Culture-War Target; They Were Every Student's Worst Nightmare. Now Blue Books Are Back.; Sustainability Has A Storytelling Problem

The MAHA-Friendly App That’s Driving Food Companies Crazy; Designers Do A Double Take At The Lettering On Pope Francis' Tombstone; Is This The ‘Manosphere’ For Women?; 5 Navy SEAL Strategies To Turn Stress Into Success In Any Situation; New York Times Posts Gains In Advertising And Subscription Revenue

Who Is Aaron Parnas? He's The Guy Breaking News To Gen Z; Cross Pendants Have Become A Hot Accessory In The White House And Beyond; ‘60 Minutes’ Chastises Its Corporate Parent In Unusual On-Air Rebuke; Theo Von Dismantles The Interview Show; Opinion: Trump Attacking Fed Chair Jerome Powell Is A Public Relations Ploy — And It’s Working; Big Marketers Like Mastercard, PepsiCo And Nissan Are Rethinking Pride Marketing

When Corporate Rebranding Goes Wrong; Teachers Worry About Students Using A.I. But They Love It For Themselves; The Podcaster Asking You To Side With History's Villains; My Gen Z Kids See Periods In My Texts As 'Aggressive.'; Twinkies' New Owner Courts A Novel Group Of Snackers: Stoners

The Loosening Of American News Anchors; Are You A Hostile Punctuator???; He Wanted To Fix Local News. It’s Harder Than He Thought.; The Ford Executive Who Kept Score of Colleagues’ Verbal Flubs; The Conservative Women's Magazine With Big Ambitions

OXO Fought Back Against The Black Spatula Panic. People Defected Anyway.; Grammar Fans Flock To A Film About Participles And Gerunds; Target Was The Cool Place To Shop. Now It’s Everyone’s Favorite Target.; There's A Good Chance Your Kid Uses AI To Cheat; Stop Saying 'I Think' – To Sound Confident And Influence People, Use This 'Subtle But Powerful' Swap

Trump Vs. The AP: An American Standoff; Can The Media's Right To Pursue The Powerful Survive Trump's Second Term?; Comms Lessons From The Starbucks Layoff Memo; Washington Post Opinion Editor Quits Over Bezos Changes; Want To Be A Better Listener? Take Lessons From A Chatbot.

How A CBS News Anchor Became MAGA’s Favorite Punching Bag; Now That We Can Transcribe Work Meetings And Conversations, Should We?; How Charlie Kirk Became The Youth Whisperer Of The American Right; RIP Duo, The Duolingo Owl. Why Would The Company Kill Its Own Mascot?; Leaders: Sometimes Your Best Move Is Calling A 'Time-Out'