Foreo's Spring Sale Is Here, But Should You Actually Care About LED Face Masks?
Swedish beauty tool brand Foreo drops massive discounts. We tested their latest devices and sorted through the hype.
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Olivia Rodrigo's New Album Arrives in June, and 'Drop Dead' Shows She's Still Chasing Melancholy
Rodrigo announces 'Drop Dead' as the lead single from her third album, 'You Seem Pretty Sad For a Girl So in Love,' arriving June 12.
TikTok Star D4vd Arrested in Death of Missing Teen: How a Pop Career Unraveled
Singer David Anthony Burke arrested on suspicion of murdering 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez. The case that shocked online communities and ended a rising career.
When Online Rage Becomes Real Violence: The Sam Altman Attack and Silicon Valley's Reckoning
A Molotov cocktail attack on Sam Altman reveals how anti-AI Discord rhetoric can cross into dangerous territory. What does this mean for tech accountability?
Israel and Lebanon's 10-Day Ceasefire: A Fragile Pause, Not a Solution
Trump announces ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah, but deep questions about disarmament and occupation remain unresolved.
Jimmy Kimmel on Why Late Night Has to Get Serious Under Trump
The comedian discusses the real stakes of using his platform to cover politics, and warns about comedians abandoning their principles for engagement.
The Travel Pants Problem: Why Your Comfort During Transit Actually Matters
Why choosing the right travel pants is about more than aesthetics—it's about surviving long journeys without losing your mind.
Stop Missing What Your Customers Actually Think About You
Social media monitoring turns scattered conversations into real business intelligence. Here's how to start listening.
Keir Starmer's Hard Line on Social Media: What Tech Companies Need to Hear
The PM meets with Meta, TikTok, and X executives to demand safer platforms for children. But is regulation or corporate self-policing the real answer?
The Political Price of Black Motherhood in America
A maternal health researcher grapples with turning 30 amid persistent racial disparities, reproductive restrictions, and systemic failures
A Surgeon's Catastrophic Failures: When Medical Negligence Becomes Criminal
Florida surgeon indicted for manslaughter after removing patient's liver instead of spleen—and it wasn't his first wrong-organ removal.
Why Some Days You're Unstoppable and Others You're Stuck in Fog
A University of Toronto study reveals mental sharpness swings can add or subtract 40 minutes of productivity daily. Here's what actually moves the needle.
