Realistic AI photos reveal what typical cheaters look like – is that you?
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Washington Post loses 250,000 – or 10% – subscribers over decision not to endorse Kamala Harris: report
More than 250,000 Washington Post readers — or 10% of the paper’s customer base — have canceled their subscriptions after
Jennifer Hudson dishes on her new Christmas album, Sparkling Romance with Common: “There is nothing like it”
Twenty years ago, Jennifer Hudson hit rock bottom. Like in the final three of “American Idol” – where she was
Ford CEO Jim Farley criticized for driving Chinese-made electric vehicle: ‘Slap in the face’
Ford’s chief executive revealed that he drives a $30,000 electric sedan made in China — and was ripped off by
CNN panel explodes after panelist says Biden’s stutter caused Trump supporters to ‘rubbish’ mistake
A CNN contributor credited President Joe Biden with calling Trump supporters “scum” because he stutters during a roundtable discussion about
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David Ellison will fully control the combined Paramount-Skydance after the deal closes: submission
David Ellison will take full control of Paramount Global when it merges with his company, Skydance Media, according to a
Inside the Dorchester Collection’s new luxury hotel Lana in Dubai
The United Arab Emirates of Dubai is forever in the headlines for its hyperbolic endeavors: the tallest skyscraper in the
Google parent Alphabet posts 15% rise in revenue as CEO says AI investments ‘pay off’
Google parent Alphabet topped third-quarter earnings and revenue on Tuesday, helped by a 35% AI-driven increase in its cloud business,
The New Jersey Star-Ledger will end its print edition in 2025
New Jersey’s largest newspaper, the Star-Ledger, said Wednesday it will stop publishing its print edition in February amid rising costs