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Rubi Klemp
09:27
The 13+ best Walmart Labor Day deals 2025: Sales on Apple, Samsung, LG, and more
Labor Day weekend is here, and we found great deals on tech at Walmart, including headphones, tablets, smartwatches, and more...
Sharanyaa Nair
09:26
The Rodeo: Doomscrolling Jobs, Paragliding DJs and AI Fiancés
Welcome to the debrief of the internet’s most unhinged moments this month The post The Rodeo: Doomscrolling Jobs, Paragliding DJs
Michele Latson
09:26
Trump touts ‘worker-first’ economy on Labor Day as internet speculation of his whereabouts spirals
Trump’s $10T Labor Day jobs claim was quickly overshadowed as viral rumors about his whereabouts and well-being spread online before
Cheyenne MacDonald
06:20
What to read this weekend: Two thrilling horror novels in one
These are some recently released titles we think are worth adding to your reading list. This week, we picked up
Jackson Chen
06:20
TikTok users will soon be able to send voice notes, images and videos in chats
TikTok is taking another step towards becoming more than just a platform for infinitely scrolling through short videos. The social
Jackson Chen
06:20
Meta is reportedly looking at using competing AI models to improve its apps
Meta may be interested in more than Google and OpenAI's employees when it comes to artificial intelligence. According to The
Margarett Roberie
06:20
Defendants in sexual assault cases are just as likely to misremember the event as alleged victims—new study
Psychologists have intensively studied the factors that make both eyewitnesses and victims more or less susceptible to memory distortion. But
Yuri Michaud
06:20
Researchers discover new microprotein that controls metabolic health in mouse fat cells
Like bees breathing life into gardens, providing pollen and making flowers blossom, little cellular machines called mitochondria breathe life into
Larisa Fleishman
06:20
For the first time, scientists observed the ‘hidden swirls’ that affect the flow of sand, rocks and snow
What looks like ordinary sand, rocks or snow flowing in one direction can actually hide swirling currents that move in
