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From Screenwriters to Doctors: The New Jobs Created by AI

Artificial intelligence companies are increasingly hiring people with a wide range of skills and experiences to help improve chatbot performance. According to job listings, opportunities now extend beyond traditional tech roles to include professionals such as Hollywood writers, doctors, lawyers, musicians, language experts, and even hobbyists like chess players and wine enthusiasts. Christine Cruzvergara, a…

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Silent Voicemail Scam Is Growing

Silent voicemail scams are becoming more common. Victims receive voicemail alerts even though their phones never ring. The messages are usually blank and come from changing phone numbers. Many people become confused when the calls keep repeating every 20 to 30 minutes. Mike from Westport, Connecticut, recently experienced this problem. He said his phone kept…

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How Phones Get Hacked and Why It Matters

Today, knowing how to spot a hacked phone is more important than ever. People depend heavily on their smartphones—for messaging, banking, and even navigation. Because of this reliance, a compromised phone can seriously disrupt daily life and even lead to financial loss. Hackers use several methods to gain access to phones. Common tactics include tricking…

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Why LinkedIn Has Become a Target for Scammers

LinkedIn offers something scammers value: detailed personal and professional information. Users openly share their job roles, employers, and career goals, giving fraudsters an easy way to identify and target victims. With thousands of job applications submitted every minute, it’s easy for fake opportunities to blend in with legitimate ones. The platform’s professional nature also creates…

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The Growing Threat of AI-Powered Scams

AI scams are increasing rapidly and becoming more sophisticated. In 2025, the Federal Bureau of Investigation reported more than 22,000 AI-related fraud cases, with losses exceeding $893 million, although the real number is likely higher because many victims feel too embarrassed to report. Today, AI tools are cheap, easy to access, and require little skill,…

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The Idea Behind TV for Dogs

Six years ago, Luca Carano lived in Barcelona with his girlfriend. One evening, they left their dog Luna at home while they went out for dinner. Carano worried that Luna would feel lonely. He wondered if YouTube had something she could watch. He decided to create his own solution. He launched Siesta Dog TV. The…

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TikTok Bans AI Influencer Accounts After Investigation BBC revealed a rise in fake AI influencer accounts posing as Black women. These accounts pushed users to external sites with explicit content. TikTok responded by banning 20 accounts that broke its rules. The investigation, done with Riddance, found many similar profiles on TikTok and Instagram. Most of…

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Voyager’s Long Beach Expansion Signals Bold Shift Toward Defense and Space Innovation

Voyager Technologies is significantly increasing its presence by establishing a 140,000-square-foot facility in Long Beach, California—an area widely recognized as a growing center for aerospace and defense innovation. This move comes shortly after the company’s 2025 IPO and rebranding efforts. The facility is intended to meet rising demand across civil, commercial, and national security space…

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The Return of Wired Headphones

A Surprising Comeback When iPhone 7 was released in 2016, Apple removed the traditional headphone jack, pushing many users toward Bluetooth audio. At first, it seemed like wired headphones would disappear completely. Many people switched to wireless devices, including the author, who reluctantly moved back to an iPhone after Android manufacturers also started removing the…

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Google’s Free Tool to Remove Your Personal Information from Search Results

Many people don’t realize that a free automated tool exists that can help remove their personal information from Google search results. Meanwhile, countless companies known as data brokers collect and sell sensitive details such as your name, home address, phone number, and email online. This information can be bought cheaply by telemarketers, scammers, identity thieves,…

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OpenAI Signs AI Deal With the Pentagon

Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAI, announced that the company has reached an agreement with the Pentagon. The deal allows OpenAI’s artificial intelligence tools to operate within the U.S. military’s classified systems. The announcement came shortly after Altman spoke at the AI Summit in New Delhi, India, on February 19, 2026. According to Altman, the…

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South Korea’s former president Yoon Suk Yeol Sentenced to Life for Leading 2024 Martial Law Insurrection

A South Korean court has sentenced former President Yoon Suk Yeol to life in prison for leading an insurrection linked to his declaration of martial law in December 2024. The Seoul Central District Court ruled that Yoon personally directed the failed attempt to seize control of the government. Prosecutors argued that his actions seriously threatened…

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Trump Warns UK Over Closer China Ties

Donald Trump has warned that Britain’s growing business relationship with China is “very dangerous.” He made the comments while Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer continued his visit to Beijing. After the UK and China announced new trade and investment agreements, Trump reacted strongly. He shared his views at a documentary premiere about his wife, Melania….

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UK–China Relations Enter New Phase as Starmer Seeks Reset

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has signaled a fresh approach to relations with China, saying he wants to build a “sophisticated relationship” with Beijing that supports economic growth and strengthens security cooperation. ALSO READ: Brutal Cold and Snowstorm Turn Deadly in NYC Historic Visit Marks Renewed Engagement Speaking during his official visit to China, Starmer…

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Russia Attack Ukraine Energy Grid, Leaving Millions Without Power in Freezing Cold

Russia launched another major attack on Ukraine’s energy system overnight. Explosions shook Kyiv through Saturday morning. The strikes left about 1.2 million homes without electricity during extreme winter cold. Temperatures dropped to -10°C (14°F). Deputy Prime Minister Oleksiy Kuleba said more than 3,200 buildings in Kyiv still had no heating late in the evening. Earlier…

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Canada Voices Growing Worry It Could Be Next After Trump’s Greenland Signals

While the image itself was artificial, the message behind it has forced Canada to confront an uncomfortable possibility. An AI-generated post shared by US President Donald Trump, showing American flags over Canada, Greenland, and Venezuela, quickly circulated online and reignited tensions between Ottawa and Washington. Such provocations are not new in Canada–US relations under Trump….

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Putin Receives Invitation to Join Trump’s “Board of Peace”

Russian President Vladimir Putin has received an invitation to join US President Donald Trump’s newly formed “Board of Peace.” The group will guide efforts to rebuild Gaza after years of conflict. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov confirmed the invitation on Monday. He told reporters that US officials sent it through diplomatic channels. Peskov said Russian authorities…

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