AI Chatbots Let People Keep Dead Loved Ones Alive. Should They?
By feeding in digital data, AI can create a facsimile for people to interact with — but some believe a tool to help with grief could backfire.
‘He Didn’t Judge Us’: The Priest Throwing a Lifeline to Men Leaving Prison
How the nonprofit Thrive For Life, founded by Rev. Zach Presutti, sets up the formerly incarcerated with safe housing and a path to higher education.
Everything We Know About ‘Grand Theft Auto VI’
GTA VI is launching in November, but there’s plenty of questions around Rockstar’s return to Vice City
J.D Vance’s Dismissal of Watergate Is an Indictment of the Modern GOP
Vice President J.D. Vance dismissed the Watergate scandal as a “deep state” plot to oust Richard Nixon, whom he said is experiencing a “renaissance.”
People Think They Know Chloe Cherry’s Story. Her New Memoir Aims to Prove Them Wrong
The Euphoria star says her memoir explores capitalism, tradition, and her ongoing refusal to be boxed in.
Solar Energy Is Booming — Despite Trump’s Best Efforts
The solar energy industry is booming, even is even starting to outperform coal, despite Donald Trump’s war on clean energy.
FEMA Official Who Says He Teleported to Waffle House Has Been Zapped Out of Job
Gregg Phillips, the far-right activist installed as a high-ranking Federal Emergency Management Agency official, is out of a job at the agency.
Trump’s Son-In-Law Present at Meeting With Gulf Leaders for Some Reason
Trump’s son-in-law Michael Boulos was seated next to Marco Rubio during a meeting with UAE leadership on the Iran peace negotiations.
Why Club Chalamet Is at the Center of Paris Fashion Week Drama
A scuffle outside of Connor Storrie’s hotel has the internet talking about how far stans should go to get near their favorite stars.
Pete Hegseth Just Fired Gen. Chris Donahue. Maybe He Was Too Brave
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth fired Gen. Chris Donahue. Rolling Stone reported on the soldier he helped during the withdrawal from Afghanistan.