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It feels like tech workers have caught very few breaks over the past several years, between ongoing mass layoffs, stagnating wages amid inflation, AI supposedly coming for jobs, and unpopular orders to return to office that, for many, threaten to disrupt work-life balance. But in 2024, a potentially critical mass of tech workers seemed to reach a breaking point.

After eight years on the waitlist, Mikia Knighten was excited to learn in October 2022 that she had received a housing voucher from the Chicago Housing Authority. The rental subsidy would allow her to move to a better neighborhood with better opportunities for her and her now 4-year-old daughter, she said. It was going to “take a little bit of a load off” in a high-cost housing market, she said. But after spending about eight months applying for apartments, Knighten found no landlord willing to accept her rental subsidy, and her allotted time from CHA to find a unit where she could use her voucher was up, according to the lawsuit she filed in August alleging that housing providers discriminated against her based on her source of income.  Knighten’s lawsuit alleges that housing providers said they did not accept housing vouchers, did not work with CHA or did not respond when she told them she had a housing voucher. “It was really dehumanizing,” Knighten said.

Business Insider's Lauren Frias gives a thumbs up from the cockpit of the T-33 Shooting Star. Pacific AirshowI had the rare opportunity to fly in a historic jet trainer ahead of the Pacific Airshow in October. The T-33 Shooting Star was used to train US Air Force pilots on jet aircraft until the early 1960s.

Jack Lowden as River Cartwright in "Slow Horses" season four, and Jinx, voiced by Ella Purnell, in "Arcane" season two. Apple TV+/NetflixThere were some great TV shows in 2024, but only 15 earned a 100% fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes. The list includes a British spy series, a docuseries about Simone Biles, and a crime drama.

It's impossible to be knowledgeable about all health claims, so Dr. Idrees Mughal recommends looking out for common tricks. SDI Productions/Getty ImagesBogus health advice is widespread online, and often follows a few strategies. Misinformation can harm a person's physical and mental health. Look out for big claims and conspiratorial tones, Dr.