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The US Navy recruiting the next generation of submarine operators on Reddit. Alexis Rosenfeld/Getty ImagesThe US Navy is recruiting for positions on its submarines on Reddit. The military has faced recruitment challenges in recent years, forcing it to get creative. The Navy's campaign includes activities to engage Reddit users in submarine-related tasks.

Elon Musk is set to join former President Donald Trump as the candidate returns to Butler, Pennsylvania, where he was nearly assassinated in July. Susan Walsh/AP. Evan Vucci/AP. Elon Musk is joining Donald Trump for a rally in Pennsylvania. It will take place at the same location where a gunman nearly assassinated Trump in July.

Screenshot of footage showing a Ukrainian "dragon drone" attacking a Russian tank.30th Mechanized BrigadeNew footage shows a Ukrainian "dragon" drone appearing to destroy a Russian tank with "molten thermite."The footage was shared on X by Ukraine's defense ministry. Military experts have said that such drones are designed to spread terror among Russian troops.

Arizona State safety Myles Rowser was surprised during practice on Oct. 3 when he looked up at the Mountain America Stadium concourse and saw a row of cars. He was even more surprised afterward when he learned one of the new Ford Mustang Mach-E cars was for him. “I’m honestly super excited,” Rowser said.

Steve Jobs once told consultants: "You should do something."Justin Sullivan/GettySteve Jobs was not the biggest fan of consulting. Jobs once criticized consulting in a 1992 talk at MIT, where some consultants were present. He advised them to pursue jobs with which they'd have more ownership over their decisions. The late Apple founder, Steve Jobs, once had some choice advice for consultants: "You should do something."He made the comment at a lecture at MIT back in the spring of 1992, and he didn't stop there.

The author, not pictured, struggles to gentle parent her toddler. Halfpoint/Getty ImagesI've been dealing with childhood trauma my entire life, and it affects me as a parent today. I try to gentle parent my toddler, but it's difficult when she throws a temper tantrum. I struggle to regulate my emotions, but I am trying to be gentle toward myself first.