A Senate committee is investigating whether the $158 million billionaire investor Leon Black paid disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein for tax and estate planning services should… Read More »Leon Black is being pressured by the Senate Judiciary Committee over Jeffrey Epstein’s fees
Russia first attacked a port on the Danube River in Ukraine on Monday, close to the Romanian border, Ukrainian and Romanian officials said. They destroyed… Read More »Russia attacks Danube port, escalating attacks on grain routes in Ukraine
The incongruous duo of “Barbie,” a bright pink comedy romp, and “Oppenheimer,” a brooding period drama, combined to sell far more movie tickets than expected… Read More »‘Barbie’ and ‘Oppenheimer’ combine for Big Weekend Box Office numbers
The last time Elon Musk threw the bird at his users, it was to change the Twitter logo to a grinning Shiba Inu – a… Read More »X is not a Super app. It’s just Twitter | WIRED
The Internal Revenue Service said Monday it would immediately curb the practice of sending agents to make surprise visits to homes and businesses, scaling back… Read More »IRS stops surprise visits to homes and businesses
Wrote Doughty: “Defendants have ‘substantially encouraged’ the social media companies to the extent that the decisions (of the companies) should be considered the decisions of… Read More »It is becoming increasingly difficult for the government to secretly flag your social posts
Scripted television series that premiere at a slower pace. The “New Releases” and “Just Added” banners on streaming services are piling up with reality shows,… Read More »Hollywood strikes mean a steady diet of reruns, game shows, and reality TV
Instead, Ukraine wants to use the collected data for its own defense sector. “After the war is over, Ukrainian companies will go to the market… Read More »Everyone wants the battlefield data of Ukraine
Barely a week before contracts for more than 325,000 United Parcel Service workers expire, union and corporate negotiators have yet to reach an agreement to… Read More »UPS contract talks go to the wire as a possible strike looms
The pharmaceutical industry, which suffered an embarrassing defeat last year when President Biden signed a bill authorizing Medicare to negotiate the price of some prescription… Read More »Drug makers throw ‘kitchen sink’ to stop Medicare pricing negotiations
A Florida jury awarded $800,000 in damages to a 7-year-old girl on Wednesday for the suffering and mental anguish caused when a Chicken McNugget fell… Read More »Jury awards $800,000 to a girl burned by a Chicken McNugget
“Barbie” came as a full-fledged cultural event, with thousands of moviegoers draped in pink for screenings, doll memes flooding social media, and marketers rushing (sometimes… Read More »‘Barbie’ and ‘Oppenheimer’ set post-pandemic box office high
The idea of Cirque du Soleil may invite images of extravagant live shows with clowns, acrobats and fire eaters. The company is trying to change… Read More »A New Look at the Circus – The New York Times
It’s been quite a bit a year before ChatGPT, with the major language model (LLM) now taking exams, producing content, searching the web, writing code,… Read More »5 Ways ChatGPT Can Enhance, Not Replace Your Writing | WIRED
More beers in America are paired with lime than ever before. The story of how Modelo Especial, a Mexican lager, surpassed Bud Light as the… Read More »How Modelo beat Bud Light after a decade of transformation
