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5 “Miracle Cures” That Could Actually Harm You

Health fads pop up faster than viral dance challenges, and just like those dances, some of them can leave you feeling a lot worse than you started. From exotic powders to DIY potions, people are chasing quick fixes to look, feel, or perform better, and the internet loves to fan…

Clever Dude

5 Online Actions That Are Logged By Default and Most People Never Notice

A single tap, swipe, or voice command can leave a digital footprint that lasts far longer than expected. The internet does not just react to actions—it remembers them, organizes them, and often builds detailed profiles from them. That reality feels invisible because nothing dramatic happens in the moment, yet those…

The Free Financial Advisor

Internet Watch Foundation finds 260-fold increase in AI-generated CSAM in just one year, and ‘it’s the tip of the iceberg’

One in 17 young people have personally experienced deepfake imagery abuse, and one in eight know a victim.

Fortune

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Google AI embarrasses itself when asked to perform the one simple task computers have always been good at

If you're going to force me to talk to the computer, it better be smarter than this.

PC Gamer

Beloved YouTuber The Gaming Historian moves on from making videos with a 'parting gift': A ton of ancient Nintendo court docs you can browse on the Internet Archive

The docs are from what may be the company's most famous lawsuit.

PC Gamer

Atlas V rocket launches its heaviest-ever payload, sending 29 Amazon internet satellites to orbit

An Atlas V launched 29 of Amazon's internet satellites — collectively the heaviest load the rocket has ever lofted — on Saturday morning (April 4).

Space

Jack, Tiger and Parking Spaces: Two Reporters Reflect on Four Decades at the Masters

Bob Harig and Gary Van Sickle have been reporting from the Masters since the 1980s and reflect on the best tournaments, biggest heartbreaks and craziest catastrophes inside the press buildings.

Sports Illustrated

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The Week Ahead (Apr. 6-12): China Implements New Short-Swing Trading Regulations

Vietnam’s National Assembly convenes to elect state leaders, new rules on internet platform pricing behavior take effect

Caixin Global

The two lives of Chuck Norris

“Chuck Norris doesn’t do push-ups. He simply pushes the world down.”

The Conversation

KitKat reveals genius response to robbery drama

The 12 tonne KitKat heist has become an interactive internet mystery.

Creative Bloq

How Did Erika Kirk Respond to the Viral Druski Parody Video? TPUSA CEO Issues Defiant 5-Word Response

Erika Kirk addresses the backlash from Druski's parody video and internet trolls, emphasising her focus on more important matters.

International Business Times UK

Woman Wants To Give Her Baby Up For Adoption But Also Be Treated Like A Second Parent, Gets A Reality Check

Adopting a child can be one of the most meaningful things someone does — after all, you’re literally giving the child a better chance at life. But adoption can sometimes be quite messy, especially when it involves some family drama. In a story shared online, a woman said her husband’s…

Bored Panda

Person Contaminates Honey With Peanuts, Chaos Ensues After Allergic Roommate Decides To Eat It

Living with roommates often means navigating shared spaces, and sometimes, unexpected conflicts. One person turned to the internet after a disagreement over a jar of honey led to a much bigger issue involving food safety. With a peanut allergy in the mix and no warning given, opinions quickly split on…

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‘Every night they are bombarding’: at border crossing, some Iranians are fleeing war and some are heading home

People leaving Iran tell of impact of bombs and internet blackouts, while others are heading the other way to be closer to relatives in peril

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The Psychology Behind Short Video Popularity

Over the last few years, short form video content has reshaped digital media consumption. Instead of watching long videos or reading lengthy articles, users now spend hours scrolling through videos that often last between a few seconds and one minute. The rise of short video platforms is not simply a…

International Business Times

Breaking Limits: How Mayeen Rahman Built His Own Momentum

The motivational speaker's appeal comes from his accessibility to viewers of his content, built on self-education and repetition. He refuses to stay small just because it would make everyone else more comfortable.

The Mary Sue

Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Next Hollywood Musical Is Another Underrated Off-Broadway Darling

Miranda is directing an adaptation of Dave Malloy's Octet, an a capella musical about the internet (derogatory).

The Guardian - UK

Children as young as 12 buying and selling knives and weapons via the internet

Government must ‘come down very hard’ on online trade in knives and weapons, says policing and crime minister Sarah Jones

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International Business Times UK

Brands Race to Break the Internet With Hilarious KitKat Heist-Inspired Post and 'Official Statements'

Brands turned a 12-tonne KitKat heist into viral 'official statements', revealing how humour, marketing and news now collide on social media.

Bored Panda

If You Find Joy In Learning Interesting And Fun Facts, Here Are 63 That Might Surprise You

This collection dives into some of the most interesting facts shared online, from surprising truths about animals to little-known details about the human body. Each one is quick, curious, and just intriguing enough to keep you scrolling.

TechRadar

'Switch to MAX, by any means necessary' — Inside Russia’s great internet crackdown

After censoring the internet for years, the Kremlin is now pushing citizens to the state-controlled MAX by further targeting VPN usage. But the disconnect over the Telegram shutdown could be the needed turning point.

Evening Standard

Sir Sadiq and Sir Mark are telling UK ambassadors London is safe; not in Clapham, it’s not

Bad timing, no? On the very day that Clapham was brought to a terrified standstill by feral youths breaking into shops and assaulting police – with others filming the whole thing on their phones – the Mayor and the Met Commissioner were busy at the Foreign Office. They were telling…

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“The Pink Color In Himalayan Pink Salt Is Mostly Rust”: 61 Cool Facts That Might Surprise You (New Pics)

Think about the most recent interesting thing that you learned about the world. The odds are that fewer people know what you know than you realize. Luckily, there are friendly, top-quality online communities like ‘Today I Learned’ that encourage internet users to openly share all the new knowledge they’ve acquired.…

International Business Times UK

Vladimir Putin Lambasted: Russians Fear 'Digital Concentration Camp' After Massive Web Blackout

Russians from Moscow to the provinces are erupting in protest over Vladimir Putin's internet blackouts. They fear a slide into total digital isolation as arrests mount and even loyalists turn. The backlash exposes deepening cracks in the Kremlin's control.

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Google Dinosaur Game: Pro Tips And “God Mode” Secret Hacks

Don’t wait for the Wi-Fi to fail. Learn how to play the Google Dinosaur game anytime, use the secret "immortality" hack, and discover the ultimate world record.

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