Month: May 2025
Best Day Hiking Backpacks (2025): Osprey, Rab, Yeti
We’ve tested dozens of packs to find the perfect way to carry everything you need, whether you’re headed up a mountain or are exploring the big city.
Think Twice Before Creating That ChatGPT Action Figure
People are using ChatGPT’s new image generator to take part in viral social media trends. But using it also puts your privacy at risk—unless you take a few simple steps to protect yourself.
Met Gala tickets, which are invite-only, cost $75,000. Here’s what that gets attendees.
The hefty entry fee grants Met Gala attendees a dinner and cocktails, surprise performances, and access to the Metropolitan Museum of Art exhibit.
Army makes lethality and readiness top priorities
After a visit to Alaska, the US Army secretary said that lethality is his top priority and that anything not supporting it could be cut.
A new, ‘diabolical’ way to thwart Big Tech’s data-sucking AI bots: Feed them gibberish
A swarm of AI bots is making traffic surge, raising costs for website owners. If you can’t block them, send them on a wild (digital) goose chase.
AI slowdown? Big Tech earnings are telling a different story.
Microsoft and Meta shrugged off concerns about their big AI investments by showing data center demand remains strong and increasing capex forecasts.
6 songs that were shunned by country radio and rejected by Nashville — but still became hits
Country songs like "Texas Hold ‘Em," "Old Town Road," and "Goodbye Earl" overcame pushback from industry insiders and country radio to achieve chart success.