Why USA’s 2nd goal by Alex Freeman was not offside

Why USA’s 2nd goal by Alex Freeman was not offside

SEATTLE — For nearly two minutes Friday afternoon, confusion spread across the stadium. Fans inside Seattle’s Lumen Field — called Seattle Stadium during the World Cup — all celebrated what they thought was a crucial second goal for the United States in their Group Stage match against Australia. The assistant referee, however, had his flag…

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7 reasons long-form content is the best credibility builder

7 reasons long-form content is the best credibility builder

If you’re an early-stage founder, you’ve probably felt the pressure to constantly post. Social feeds reward frequency, short videos dominate attention, and every marketing guru seems to have a new growth hack. Yet many founders quietly discover a frustrating reality: visibility and credibility are not the same thing. Someone might like your post, watch your…

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Ghislaine Maxwell’s five-story UES townhome, once used for lavish parties, sells for $16.5M

Ghislaine Maxwell’s five-story UES townhome, once used for lavish parties, sells for .5M

The Manhattan townhouse where Ghislaine Maxwell once hosted champagne-soaked dinner parties and charity galas for New York’s elite has quietly sold for $16.5 million. The five-story Beaux-Arts limestone and brick residence on 116 E 65th Street, where the former socialite lived for roughly 16 years before her 2020 arrest, traded hands Tuesday, according to property…

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7 ways to handle underperformance without creating resentment

7 ways to handle underperformance without creating resentment

Every founder eventually faces a leadership challenge that feels far more personal than a missed revenue target or a delayed product launch: dealing with an underperforming team member. The stakes feel especially high in early-stage companies, where every hire has an outsized impact on culture, morale, and execution. Many founders swing between two extremes. They…

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