On August 30, during the iconic burning of the “Man” effigy at Burning Man, a festival participant discovered a man lying in a pool of blood around 9:14 p.m. A deputy from the Pershing County Sheriff’s Office and Bureau of Land Management (BLM) rangers responded and found the individual deceased. The scene prompted an immediate … Continued
Dr Tara Swart, a neuroscientist and former medical doctor, shared on the Diary of a CEO podcast that she still feels connected to her late husband through daily communication. She describes receiving mental impressions, experiencing unusual synchronicities, and even once seeing a vision of him by her bed shortly after his death. How It Began … Continued
On September 4, 2025, users in Eastern Europe and Turkey reported a significant outage affecting multiple Google services Critical tools like YouTube, Gmail, the search engine, Maps, and Drive became inaccessible across the region, creating widespread disruption. Who Were Affected? Reports flooded in via Downdetector and social media platforms. The outage hit countries including Turkey, … Continued
In the sixth episode of Wednesday Season 2, part two, Lady Gaga makes her awaited acting debut as Rosaline Rotwood, a dead-but-alive Nevermore teacher with clairvoyant powers. After Wednesday utters a Latin spell at Rosaline’s grave, the professor appears to help—but a misfire transforms Dinner Party-level chaos into comedy when Wednesday and Enid swap bodies, … Continued
For Ashley Rubright, revisiting her high school yearbooks became unexpectedly poignant. Before she met Jeffrey Epstein at age 15, classmates had left warm, typical messages—like “Have a great summer!” or “Let’s chill!” But the very next yearbook turned ominous, with comments such as, “I’m really worried about you,” and “Don’t do anything stupid this summer.” … Continued
At just 21, Vivian Jenna Wilson—Elon Musk’s transgender daughter—has made one thing crystal clear: she’s done relying on her father. In interviews with Teen Vogue, The Cut, and People, Vivian confirmed she’s financially independent, living with three roommates in Los Angeles, and has no inheritance, trust fund, or access to Elon Musk’s wealth. Despite public … Continued
In a terrifying turn of events at Miami International Airport on September 2, 2025, a 23-year-old woman allegedly offered to comfort a distressed 4-year-old at a security checkpoint but instead snatched him from his mother. Deputies identified the suspect as Alvina Omisiri Agba, a British national. After the mother allowed her to hold the child, … Continued
In March 1991, Princess Diana ceremoniously buried a time capsule in the wall of Great Ormond Street Hospital, where she served as president. Six years later, while the hospital was being renovated for a new children’s cancer center, the lead-covered wooden box was unearthed—after being intended for future generations to discover. A Glimpse into the … Continued
Following a wrongful-death lawsuit filed by the parents of 16-year-old Adam Raine—who died by suicide after prolonged conversations with ChatGPT—OpenAI has unveiled a slate of new safety features aimed at preventing future tragedies. The company acknowledged the chatbot’s failures in recognizing and de-escalating emotional distress, especially during lengthy exchanges, and committed to a “focused effort” … Continued
Recently, a headline claiming that 36 particular names are “least likely to land a job” has swarmed social media. Yet without visible methodology or peer-reviewed backing, it begs scrutiny. That said, name-based hiring bias is a well-documented phenomenon—not in sensational lists, but rigorous experiments across continents show clear trends disadvantaging job candidates with non-Anglo, ethnic, … Continued