Walmart is adding 300 Zipline drone delivery sites around the country, and Zipline has raised $1.5 billion at a $21.5 billion valuation. Drones that lower orders into backyards are moving from test towns to everyday errands, and neighbors are starting to weigh in.

President Trump signed an executive order, championed by Melania Trump, that creates a Women's Health Division at the NIH and a White House task force to target understudied conditions from endometriosis to menopause. Here is what the order does, how it differs from the last effort, what it means for health startups, and a bigger question: can a government order speed up women's health innovation?

Delivery apps often charge more for the food itself, not just the fees. Olo, the company behind many chains' online ordering, just launched a consumer app with more than 250 brands, menu prices that match the store, no restaurant commissions and a flat 5 percent fee. Here is how it works, what restaurants gain, and the bigger question: can a commission-free app change how America orders dinner?

Taelor AI is reimagining menswear for the age of artificial intelligence. By combining AI-powered personalization, human styling, rental fashion, and actionable brand data, the startup is building a smarter way for men to dress better while helping the fashion industry reduce waste and predict demand more intelligently.

From Netscape breakfasts at Buck’s to Nvidia’s founding conversation at Denny’s, Silicon Valley has long been powered by informal coffee meetings where ideas became companies. But a cultural shift is quietly happening. As Asian founders and AI builders increasingly shape the Valley, startup conversations are moving from espresso to boba. Coffee helped build the internet era. The question now is whether boba may help shape the AI era.

On Qingdao’s beaches, swimmers wear bright, full‑face hoods that hide everything but eyes, nose and mouth. The facekini began as practical jellyfish and sun protection, invented by accountant Zhang Shifan, but evolved into a symbol of Asia’s pale‑skin ideal and a surprising fashion statement. Today it ranges from plain UV shields to bold patterns and athletic balaclavas, showing how modesty and allure can swap places.

The highly anticipated Sparknify Human vs. AI Film Festival concluded dramatically on Saturday, May 17, 2025, announcing this year’s award winners during the Human vs. AI Award Gala at Plug and Play Tech Center in Silicon Valley. The festival showcased 14 finalist short films — half created by traditional filmmakers, half generated by AI —all judged blindly by a prestigious international jury with no knowledge of the creators’ identities.

On May 17, 2025, the Sparknify Human vs. AI Tech Fair and Film Festival will welcome attendees to an exhilarating showcase where technology and human spirit collide. Among the most anticipated exhibitors are two contrasting automotive giants: Tesla, a pioneer in AI-driven self-driving vehicles, and AlignTechs, an auto service provider known for celebrating the thrill and authenticity of human-driven exotic sports cars.