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Company Accidentally Refunds $6,000 Instead Of $60 — They Kept It For The Mortgage Down Payment

A Reddit confession with over 26,000 upvotes has sparked debate after a user admitted to keeping a $6,000 accidental refund from an online scrubs company — money they later used for a home down payment. The story raises questions about financial ethics: When is “found money” truly yours, and when…

Benzinga · Aug 13, 2025

Father refuses to fund daughter’s grad school, says it is her tactic to ‘delay entering adulthood’

The family plan that backfired.

We Got This Covered · Aug 13, 2025

Perplexity’s $34.5 billion offer for Chrome raises eyebrows amid antitrust legal battles

Perplexity made a $34.5 billion offer for Chrome, far above its own value, but Google has no plans to sell the world’s most-used browser.

Windows Central · Aug 13, 2025

I’m a 22-Year-Old With Over $30K in My Bank Account: 7 Pieces of Advice From a Financial Advisor

We spoke with a financial advisor and expert to gather tips for this Reddit user and any other young person in this situation. 

GOBankingRates · Aug 12, 2025

Phoenix Labs website goes offline as Fae Farm announces the looming end of online play on Steam, and disappears entirely from Epic

The cozy farming sim will still be playable offline, but support for co-op play—on Steam, at least—is ending in September.

PC Gamer · Aug 12, 2025

Is Ryan Reynolds Finally Going To Share Why Thor Was Crying In Deadpool 3? Fans Are Sleuthing Online After Recent Post

I need answers!

Cinemablend · Aug 12, 2025

4 things we learned from OpenAI’s GPT-5 Reddit AMA

OpenAI answers questions about GPT-5

TechRadar · Aug 11, 2025

Bridesmaid ripped for coming to wedding in hoodie and jeans: ‘Now, the photos look like a “Where’s Waldo” situation’

‘See if the bride’s photographer can photoshop her out of the pictures,’ one commenter on Reddit suggested

The Independent UK · Aug 11, 2025

Google's Gemini AI tells a Redditor it's 'cautiously optimistic' about fixing a coding bug, fails repeatedly, calls itself an embarrassment to 'all possible and impossible universes' before repeating 'I am a disgrace' 86 times in succession

Google has called Gemini's habit of self-abuse "annoying."

PC Gamer · Aug 11, 2025

The internet is about to get a little worse as Reddit moves to block the Internet Archive so AI companies can't scrape its content

Google and OpenAI can scrape Reddit's content, but they paid for it.

PC Gamer · Aug 11, 2025