Focaccina, an Italian name for small flat bread, is the perfect totable beach picnic food. Make the easy dough below or use storebought and add your favorite toppings. Little Flat Breads Makes 2 Dough 2 cups bread flour 1 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon sugar ½ tsp dry yeast ¾ cup warm water 3 teaspoons extra…
Peas have a special place in French culture and cuisine. One of the earliest cultivated food crops, they achieved a special status at Versailles in Louis XIV’s court, where peas were considered “potager du roi,” or royal fruit. King Louis liked to eat his peas raw. Peas should be finger food, especially those delightfully plump…
I miss my husband when he’s out of town for work (of course), but come dinner time, I can’t help but appreciate being able to cook whatever I want for dinner without worrying about whether he’ll walk away from the table happy. Translation: Though I usually steer clear because he’s highly allergic to shellfish, finally,…
By CHRISTOPHER KIMBALL for Associated Press These flavor-packed burgers are a spin on a spiced pork sausage from Goa in southern India, based on the garlicky, European-style chouriço introduced by Portuguese settlers. To combat the humidity of the region and prolong the shelf life of the sausage, the meat is heavily salted and flavored with…
Meta is adding yet another top A.I. expert to the company’s rapidly growing roster of talent, much of it plucked from rival firms like OpenAI, Anthropic and Google. Apple now joins the mix of disgruntled competitors, with researcher Ruoming Pang leaving the iPhone maker to join Mark Zuckerberg’s push toward advanced forms of A.I. Pang’s…
Silicon Valley is on an acquisition spree—though not in the traditional sense. Instead of outright purchases, major A.I. companies are striking “acqui-hire” deals, poaching top talent from promising startups. The latest example comes from Google, which is bringing on several executives from the A.I. software firm Windsurf in a new multibillion-dollar deal. Among those joining…
America’s education system is dangerously out of sync with the speed and scale of A.I., and if it doesn’t catch up soon, it could trigger the largest unemployment crisis since the Great Depression. In just the first half of 2025, A.I. has already contributed—directly or indirectly—to the elimination of over 80,000 jobs across nearly 400…
By Gretchen McKay, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Like many home cooks, I keep a kitchen garden planted with herbs during the summer growing season. Related Articles Recipe: This is the best way to make a Wedge Salad A simple recipe for tsukudani, an everyday Japanese side dish to eat with hot rice 7-Eleven celebrates 98th birthday with…
In my opinion, a wedge salad should have a boatload of tasty garnishes. The cold, crisp, knife-cut Iceberg lettuce needs plenty of delicious blue cheese dressing, and the toppings should include some kind of onion, thick-cut crunchy bacon, and tomatoes. I’ve been known to throw in some sliced pickled beets and a few thin slivers…
The U.S. professional services sector, encompassing law, finance, healthcare, consulting and other knowledge-driven fields, generates over $2.8 trillion in revenue. Yet it now sits at an uncertain nexus: fully embrace the artificial intelligence revolution or risk falling behind in global competitiveness. A.I. is not optional—it’s the defining catalyst for the next chapter of American enterprise….
