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Dozens of pledges found covered in food in sweltering frat basement as police investigate alleged hazing
FOX Newsby Greg Wehner·21d ago
Police responding to an anonymous hazing tip at a fraternity in Madison, Wisconsin, found roughly 30 partially clothed young men packed inside a sweltering basement, covered in food, condiments and...
Global coral reefs get less time to recover as oceans heat up, report finds
Mongabay Globalby Autumn Spanne·21d ago
- The largest global coral reef assessment finds that average hard coral cover has declined 9.5% relative to a three-decade reference period spanning 1980-2009.
For months, OpenAI's agent swarms have been attacking online databases to find obscure facts | TechCrunch
TechCrunchby Tim Fernholz·21d ago
With little help from frontier labs, independent researchers are piecing together how AI agents coordinate in internet backwaters to access private data hosted on secure servers.
Letterboxd Is Up for Sale. Say Goodbye to Fun.
Esquireby Josh Rosenberg·21d ago
The show is over, folks. Like MoviePass and old Twitter before it, the days of using an app purely for enjoyment will soon be ripped from our hands and morphed into something we barely even...
The SEC might have more headliners, but the Big 12 has the most underrated matchup of week 4
FOX Newsby Austin Perry·21d ago
We have one hell of a college football weekend on our hands, folks. If you haven't done so already, open up another tab and take a quick look at the slate for this Saturday.
Ed Sheeran Forced to Cancel Concerts at Robert Kraft’s Stadium
The New Republicby Malcolm Ferguson·21d ago
Ed Sheeran has had his upcoming weekend shows at billionaire Robert Kraft’s Gillette Stadium due to inclement weather—a fitting, ironic end to an embarrassing saga for the British singer.
View: Enough about the data centers already
Semaforby Tim McDonnell·21d ago
Tim’s view We should probably talk less about data centers. That might sound like blasphemy, and also hypocritical, given how often I do exactly that.
Tesla finally moves to electrify trucking after a decade of work and delays | TechCrunch
TechCrunchby Sean O'Kane·21d ago
Tesla is finally handing over the first of its all-electric Semi trucks to customers after nearly a decade of delays and refinements to the vehicle, which it first revealed in 2017.
“Where Are the Cameras?”: Trump, 80, Is Confused About Own Media Ban
The New Republicby Ellie Quinlan Houghtaling·21d ago
The president apparently did not realize that he’d lose the spotlight when he decided to ban news outlets from the White House.
A menu for Dolly Parton Day
Salonby Francesca Giangiulio·21d ago
Over the years, there have been several attempts to give legendary country singer, philanthropist and all-around icon Dolly Parton a commemorative day of her own.
Taylor Swift Is So in Love With Ohioan Travis Kelce She Wrote a Song About Cleveland
GQby Molly Mary O'Brien·21d ago
In 2024, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson made a celebratory social media post about his middling Christmas action-comedy Red One.
This Could Be Your Last Chance to Own America’s Most Iconic Denim
GQby Jeremy Freed·21d ago
Few fabrics stir the passions of denim nerds like Cone White Oak selvedge—“Cone” to those in the know—the famed denim woven on antique shuttle looms at Cone Denim Mills’s former plant in...
Namibia eyes local mineral processing
Semaforby Yinka Adegoke·21d ago
The News Namibia’s president has a message for foreign investors eyeing the country’s critical minerals: build processing plants at home, or look elsewhere.
'80s star Tiffany steps into dream role after leaving Hollywood behind
FOX Newsby Ashley Hume·21d ago
'80s pop icon Tiffany is stepping back into the spotlight as she fulfills a dream she had prior to becoming a teen idol.
These are the first feathers ever found in fossilized dinosaur poop
Science Newsby Erin Garcia de Jesús·21d ago
Exquisitely preserved feathers, the first ever found in fossilized dinosaur poop, are providing a peek into how some ancient birds lived — and possibly went extinct.
War Bros Didn’t Always Rule Silicon Valley
Wiredby Steven Levy·21d ago
In September 2015, the Founders Fund hosted a retreat at an eco-resort in British Columbia. Most of the attendees were VCs and people from the companies the firm was backing, but they also invited...
Ricursive Intelligence’s co-founders join Disrupt 2026 | TechCrunch
TechCrunchby TechCrunch Events·21d ago
AI needs increasingly powerful chips. But designing those chips is itself a slow, complex process. What happens when AI starts doing some of that work, too?
Cheetah cubs survive powerful storms, mother's illness at Prague Zoo, but curator warns "it's still a long run"
CBS News·21d ago
Five cheetah cubs had to survive a weather scare and the illness of their mother after their birth at the Prague Zoo. But they are doing well now, the zoo said on Friday.
Jane Doe who accused Jay-Z of sexual assault formally recants her claims
CBS Newsby Kerry Breen·21d ago
The Jane Doe who of sexual assault has formally recanted her claims, stating in court documents that her claims were false and that she never met him. "Shawn 'Jay-Z' Carter never raped me.
Everyone's Still Talking About Climate Change, Actually
Timeby Justin Worland·21d ago
For a brief moment last year, it seemed like the anti-climate atmosphere created by the Trump Administration might kill New York Climate Week.
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