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Kendra was sat in her seat with her service dog, Bagel, finishing some work while after trying to connect to her hotspot.

Gabby Petito, the latest true crime docuseries from Netflix, has received criticism from TV fans after programme developers utilised AI.

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McCrae’s work obsessively retreads paths through Heaven, history, and eternal torment. What can we learn from his relentless ...

As of this writing, if you right-click on a word or phrase and select Search “[word/phrase]” in the context menu, it’ll open up the Search pane like usual, but you won’t get any search ...

Alejandro Garnacho took to social media to issue a four-word message to his Manchester United teammates amid growing uncertainties over his future. Ever since the January transfer window opened ...

“Someone took time to place dozens of logs and scrap to write the words ‘help,’ ‘trafico,’ ‘LAPD’ and ‘federal’ big enough to be seen on Google maps.” But another X user said ...

“I'm in a text thread with a number of guys that we're all sort of close,” Bud Black said, via Patrick D. Lyons. “Sort of the one phrase that comes up, ‘Really?' Question mark. Right?

Meta announced Friday that it's beginning to test ads on Threads. This marks the company's first attempt to generate revenue from its X/Twitter competitor since launching the platform in 2023.