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A buyer returned their 96GB memory kit worth $999 only to receive a replacement that consisted of $35 worth of dummy RGB lighting modules.

We all grow and change, but sometimes our families just can’t keep up. While some conflicts are manageable, a few can even make some family members walk out and never look back. One Reddit user experienced this firsthand, disowned for 15 years over “shameful” mistakes, only for his family to…

Public discourse has focused a lot on artificial intelligence in the past few years. And even though the technology is hyped up and has plenty of supporters, there are lots of skeptics, too. People are worried about its (un)ethical use, environmental impact, effect on the job market, and more. In…

Battlefield 6 players are accusing EA of selling alleged AI-generated content in the game's store, despite the VP general manager at DICE previously stating that the game wouldn't feature any generative AI content.

A second teaser for the next Marvel Cinematic Universe mega ensemble Avengers: Doomsday which features the 'God of Thunder' Thor has leaked online.

A hollow block and blouse gifted to a student at a school Christmas party has sparked outrage, raising concerns over bullying and school responsibility.

Breakup speculation around Olivia Rodrigo surges after unverified 'serial cheater' allegations involving Louis Partridge resurface online.

When income reaches a certain level, convenience stops being a luxury and becomes part of everyday routine. That can range from small upgrades, like instant boiling-water taps, to bigger time-savers such as cleaners, gardeners, and nannies. For most people, it’s hard to even picture what that lifestyle truly involves. One…

New York State has enacted a law requiring social media platforms to add warning labels for teen accounts.

Pixel users reported shaky, jittery camera issues following the latest Android 16 QPR beta.

NCIS is still popular, so why did Tony & Ziva fail?