Why some laid-off employees turn to TikTok for career flexibility
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Though the job market is strong, people still find themselves facing layoffs. Some try to earn money through content creation for its flexibility, but it comes with its own challenges.
"I guess the decision has been made on my behalf," she tells viewers in the video posted earlier this year. "The universe has spoken."
By all accounts, the U.S. job market is holding strong, with employers adding 303,000 workers to their payrolls in March. The jobless rate has now remained below 4% for 26 straight months, the longest such streak since the 1960s.
Medical experts reveal how certain foods, alcohol and supplements could affect testosterone levels, though they stress that moderation and metabolic health matter most.
University of Illinois professors Sundiata Keita Cha-Jua and LaKisha David advocated for collective reparations at Illinois' reparations commission meeting.
Not all cancers need immediate treatment. Doctors reveal when "watchful waiting" may be safer than surgery or chemo for certain slow-growing tumors.
American Airlines' AI system delays flights to help passengers make connections, expanding testing from Dallas-Fort Worth to Los Angeles, Charlotte, Miami and elsewhere.
Federal tax credit scholarship program emerges as signature 2026 education policy, but governors must opt in for states to access millions in new funding.
Prompt injection attacks against AI browsers cannot be fully eliminated, OpenAI admits in new blog post about ChatGPT Atlas security risks.
A freediving instructor and her group of divers had a rare encounter with a massive Bryde's whale near a sardine bait ball off Mexico's Pacific coast in Magdalena Bay.
Marco Rubio announces complete end to Iranian-backed terrorist networks in Venezuela after decades of extensive Hezbollah infiltration and operations.
MeatEater founder Steven Rinella believes healthy living happens outdoors, connecting food, fitness and nature through hunting, fishing and cooking wild game with family and friends.
New research suggests the famous Bayeux Tapestry was designed for medieval monks to view during silent meals, not for cathedral display, as long believed.
Coffee shops open in gas stations across America as quality cafés move to unconventional locations in Texas, Rhode Island, Massachusetts and Kentucky.
Airlines cancel slew of Caribbean flights, are 'closely monitoring' situation amid Venezuela strikes
Major airlines are canceling many Caribbean flights following the U.S. Venezuela strike amid this holiday weekend. The FAA has closed the Eastern Caribbean airspace amid the crisis.
A suspected fatal mountain lion attack on a Colorado trail on New Year's Day followed another hiker's close call just weeks earlier on the same path.