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Professor Gives Everyone Full Marks After AI Takes Over His Classroom
A college professor spent weeks reading final papers that barely sounded like the students who submitted them. Then he made a decision that left the entire class with the same grade: 10/10. The reason was not generosity. He had reached the point where figuring out which papers were genuinely written by students had become almost…
Man Returns A Magazine After 132 Years And Avoids A Huge Library Fine
A man walked into a New Hampshire library carrying something that had been sitting in his home for decades. What looked like an old magazine turned out to be a 132-year-old piece of library history, and returning it could have saved him a five-figure bill. John Hanson, 84, returned a September 1894 issue of The…
Harvard Psychiatrist Reveals The Four Post-it Notes That Could Change How People Handle Conflict
A tiny moment can sometimes create a reaction far bigger than the moment itself. A partner rolls their eyes, a friend responds with a short message, or a colleague makes an offhand comment, and suddenly the mood changes. Within seconds, the mind can turn a simple interaction into a personal story filled with assumptions, frustration,…
AI Researchers Are Starting to Fear the Machines They Are Building
Some of the people building the most advanced artificial intelligence systems are becoming increasingly worried about what happens when those systems start helping build the next generation of AI. The fear centers on a possibility that sounds like science fiction but is now being seriously discussed inside the industry: machines becoming capable of improving themselves…
Woman’s Fake Rotten Teeth Trick Has Women Saying They’d Try Anything for a Peaceful Night Out
A woman has found a bizarre way to stop unwanted attention at nightclubs, and the trick involves putting a set of horrifying fake teeth over her perfectly normal smile. My Linh, a special effects makeup artist based in Vietnam, created a set of crooked, rotten-looking prosthetic teeth and wore them on a night out. The…
California Mom Sends $10,000 Every Week to Families in ICE Detention So Their Children Can Buy Food
A California mother is sending more than $10,000 every week to families held inside a Texas immigration detention center, helping parents buy food and basic supplies for children who are living behind its walls. Casey Revkin’s campaign has already helped nearly 80 children at the Dilley Immigration Processing Center, where dozens of families seeking asylum…
The Man Who Gave Up Everything to Live Alone in a Forgotten Ghost Town
Most people would think twice about spending a weekend without cell service. Brent Underwood chose something far more extreme. He moved 8,200 feet into the California mountains, where he lives among the weathered remains of an abandoned 1800s mining town with no running water, a punishing mountain road, and winters capable of cutting him off…
New York City Is Banning AI for Hundreds of Thousands of Students
New York City is taking one of the toughest positions on artificial intelligence yet seen in American education. Starting with the 2026-2027 academic year, the nation’s largest school district will ban more than half a million students from using generative AI, covering children from preschool and 2-K through eighth grade. The move comes as schools…
Trump Warns Communities Rejecting AI Data Centers Could Become ‘Backwards And Poor’
President Donald Trump has taken aim at the growing backlash against artificial intelligence data centers, warning that communities shutting the door on the massive facilities could lose out on jobs, investment and the economic benefits of America’s rapidly expanding AI industry. In a strongly worded post on Truth Social, Trump argued that opposition to data…
Florida Moves To Block Welfare Spending On Tattoos, Tanning, Tobacco And More
Florida is taking a tougher approach to how recipients of one of its cash assistance programs can spend their benefits, with Gov. Ron DeSantis backing restrictions that would block purchases ranging from tobacco and tattoos to tanning services, theme park tickets, and video games. The proposed changes would affect the state’s Temporary Cash Assistance program,…