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Woman With 2 Kids Doesn’t Want To Split Expenses 50/50, Guy Says “It’s Non-Negotiable”

Moving in with a partner can raise important questions, especially about money. One netizen asked the internet for advice after her boyfriend proposed a 50/50 split on household bills. The situation sparked debate online, particularly because making the arrangement work might involve selling his house.

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Cycling's latest technological advance? Teams cars fitted with satellite internet for data, streaming and communications marginal gain

Team at Tirreno-Adriatico spotted with white square Starlink antenna

Cycling News

Broadband program uncertainty has lawmakers, states on watch

The Trump administration has asserted for months that its “bargain” version of the federal $42.5 billion grant program to expand access to broadband internet would save taxpayers money. That made states and their representatives in Congress nervous that funds left over after deployment proposals would be clawed back. Under pressure…

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Meta buying social network for AI bots Moltbook should worry anyone who still hopes social media is for people

Meta’s purchase of Moltbook, a social network built for AI agents, suggests the internet may soon contain even more bots talking to each other.

TechRadar

A New Live-Action Scooby-Doo Has Fans Asking One Important Question: Who Owns Scooby?

Shaggy, right? RIGHT?

The Mary Sue

Ethan Hawke Reminds Us the Kind of King He Is: “But I Don’t Eat Food”

Finger sandwiches? Spinach dip? What does he mean?

The Mary Sue

'Rectal garlic insertion for immune support': Medical chatbots confidently give disastrously misguided advice, experts say

AI chatbots are seduced by misinformation that is delivered in medical jargon, leading them to give potentially dangerous advice.

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There Are a Lot of Thirst Tweets About Mayor Jerry From ‘Hoppers’

If there is one thing (almost) everyone on the internet can agree on, it’s thirsting after animated men, and Pixar’s Hoppers is no exception. Fanart and fanfiction keep the fandom wheels turning like the perpetual motion machine it is. Man, I love Al Gore’s internet. This is what it was…

The Mary Sue

Quitting ChatGPT? I tried the viral 'anti-slop' website everyone’s talking about — and it’s actually quite useful

A viral website called “AI Slop” lets humans answer questions instead of chatbots. I tried it to see if real people are actually better than AI.

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“Toby The 80-Year-Man Trapped In A Chihuahua Body”: 81 Hilarious Dogs Being Their Goofy Selves (New Pics)

Dogs have been part of human life for thousands of years, and somewhere along the way they also became professional goofballs. Scroll through this list and you’ll find pups doing everything from dramatic stretches to suspiciously watching someone eat a snack from behind the couch. There's even a pink-colored canine…

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77 Ridiculous “You Had One Job” Fails People Couldn’t Believe Were Actually Possible (New Pics)

Certain tasks seem so clear and straightforward that you’d expect them to go perfectly every time. But reality has a funny way of proving otherwise. Across the internet, people have captured moments where a simple job turned into a surprisingly memorable mistake, and the results are both confusing and entertaining.

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Is Your Home WiFi Leaking Data? 5 Settings You Must Change Today

A home WiFi network should feel like a locked front door. Unfortunately, many routers ship with settings that leave that door wide open, allowing curious neighbors, opportunistic hackers, or automated bots to peek inside. The danger rarely announces itself with flashing warnings or dramatic alerts. Instead, it quietly lingers in…

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“For The Safety And Comfort Of Other Passengers”: Woman Fuming After Having To Purchase A Second Plane Seat

Every customer deserves to be treated with respect. And though many companies try to do this, some of their business decisions raise eyebrows and make you wonder who they’re truly meant to serve. Passenger Erika DeBoer has recently gone viral online after calling out Southwest Airlines for its new policy,…

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Punch the baby monkey isn’t being bullied, spends day peacefully: Japan zoo

A young macaque named Punch, abandoned at birth, has become an internet sensation. Videos showed him being chased by other monkeys, sparking concern. The Ichikawa City Zoo near Tokyo clarified that these are natural disciplinary actions within macaque society, not bullying. Punch is gradually integrating with his troop and becoming…

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Stephen Hawking 'Princess' Party Photo with Bill Clinton Goes Viral as Internet Asks: Is This True or AI Generated?

The viral AI-generated images of Stephen Hawking in a princess costume with Bill Clinton sparked a social media frenzy. Discover the truth behind these surreal photos and the online debate they ignited.

PC Gamer

Brendan Greene says AI content is ruining the internet because it's 'a loop, LLMs are scanning this junk, and then that becomes truth… it's like a race to the middle of sh*t'

"How can you trust stuff that says at the bottom you need to fact-check all the answers I'm giving you?"

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Man Needs To Go To Toilet Every Time There’s A Chore To Do, Wife Reconsiders Having 2nd Kid

He had a daily disappearing act, a magic trick of perfect timing. Whenever the toddler needed bathing or breakfast, he needed the bathroom. For an hour. The wife’s breaking point was thinking about the future. When she asked how they could possibly handle another newborn, his solution was to outsource…

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FBI Analysis Of Nancy Guthrie Case Reveals Six Theories And A Disturbing New Lead Now Being Pursued

FBI examines six theories in Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance as investigators probe a reported internet outage that may have disabled security cameras.

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77 Times Older People Failed At Being On The Internet But Provided Some Comedy Gold (New Pics)

The internet has changed a lot since its launch in 1983, and if you’ve spent enough time online, it might feel like you’ve already seen everything there is to see. However, some users still approach it from a refreshingly different — and, most importantly, honest — perspective. And more often…

International Business Times UK

Ex-FBI Agent Points at Possible Clues Suggesting Nancy Guthrie Abduction Was Planned

Former FBI agent Jennifer Coffindaffer has pointed to a damaged utility box and local internet outage as possible signs that the abduction of 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie was carefully planned.

International Business Times UK

Did a Kidnapper Cut the Wi-Fi? The Chilling New Detail in the Nancy Guthrie Search

New details in the Nancy Guthrie search have prompted investigators to examine possible internet disruptions in her Arizona neighbourhood. Officials caution the theory remains unproven as the case enters its sixth week.

The Conversation

Why cloud service outages ripple across the internet – and the economy

When most people think about the internet, they likely picture websites and apps. What they rarely see are the invisible services that make those experiences possible: systems that translate names into numbers, verify who you are, deliver messages and block malicious traffic.

TechRadar

Windows 11's new internet speed test is just a link to Bing.com in a move that smacks of laziness and overzealous promotion

Windows 11's new internet speed test has left people longing for Windows 8 — that's how badly Microsoft has dropped the ball here.

International Business Times UK

The Cover-Up Theory: Why The Internet Thinks Itamar Ben-Gvir's Car Crash Was A Secret Missile Strike

A 2024 road accident involving Itamar Ben-Gvir has been recast online as an Iranian missile strike, despite police findings, video evidence and a reckless driving conviction pointing to a traffic crash.

International Business Times UK

Is The Suspect A Neighbour? Nancy Guthrie Investigators Are Hunting 'Someone Close'

As the search for missing Arizona mother Nancy Guthrie passes a month, investigators probe a mysterious January 11 video request, suspected internet glitches and a $1.2M reward.

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