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The Nintendo Virtual Boy was a flop on its first go around in the 90s, and in 2026, it isn’t any better as a Nintendo Switch accessory.
Meta’s purchase of Moltbook, a social network built for AI agents, suggests the internet may soon contain even more bots talking to each other.
The Middle East conflict is forcing gasp prices up, so could now be the best time to switch to an EV?
Pennsylvania has swung between parties in recent high-profile races, making the state central to national party strategies.
Boston Celtics star Jaylen Brown shared his thoughts on the NBA's ongoing Most Valuable Player award race.
Passenger recounts awkward in-flight dispute after switching seats to avoid a coughing traveler.
Kevin Durant and the Houston Rockets are heavy underdogs vs. Nikola Jokic and the Nuggets in Denver tonight.
Mexico OF Alek Thomas uses Instagram post of teammate Randy Arozarena being snubbed by Cal Raleigh as motivation during WBC.
The star astrophysicist sat down with Newsweek to discuss Mars missions and what truly drives human discovery.
Woman vents online after learning boyfriend planned her dream trip without her and will be away on her birthday.
A short term rental host says video proof of a clean home was ignored after a guest complaint led to a temporary suspension.
The WBC game between the United States and Mexico on FOX drew a whopping 5 million viewers.
Mount Pleasant travels to Dignity Health Sports Park to face LA Galaxy in the CONCACAF Champions Cup.
As the Los Angeles Lakers prepare for the Chicago Bulls, the team is unsure about the status of LeBron James.
A grocery delivery dispute raises questions about damaged items, customer service transfers and unexplained camera downtime.
The Boston Red Sox added Sonny Gray this winter via trade, and manager Alex Cora likes what he sees already.
The San Antonio Spurs have added their star center, Victor Wembanyama, to the injury report for Thursday's game against Denver.
Yankees star pitching prospect Elmer Rodriguez has shined in the WBC, but he has an unwelcome fate waiting after the tournament.
The New York Mets are only guaranteed one year of Freddy Peralta, and it will now be an uphill battle to extend him.
A job interview ends abruptly when a candidate decides repeated lateness and a missed meeting signal deeper problems.