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A new report from The Washington Post says that senior OpenAI staffers had indicated to the board Altman had been “psychologically abusive.” The board had also worried that it couldn’t keep Altman accountable. All of that contributed to Altman’s firing, the report says — though, as we now know, Altman ultimately came out on top.

According a letter sent by a U.S. Senator, governments are using push notification data from Apple and Google to spy on smartphone user.

These last-minute halloween costumes come from the internet-addled minds of our editors, using the year's wildest outdoorsy new for inspo

The Washington Post says the two big winners of the first Republican debate were Ron Desantis (29%) and Vivek Ramaswamy (26%).In DeSantis, we see the GOP going full fascist with his assertion that he’s going to leave people at the border “stone-cold dead,” his unilaterally removing Florida elected o...

Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk have agreed to a cage match after a social media dust-up. No time or date has been set, but UFC president Dana White is reportedly mediating discussions around the fight.

A write-up in The Washington Post says the Zuck’s latest attempt at image rehabilitation (remember the “only eating meat from animals he’d personally killed” phase?) is, in part, a bid to win over Musk stans. The cage match between him and Musk may just be the most recent part of his new pitch, even before Instagram’s “sane” Twitter alternative arrives.

The change is being heralded as a very big deal for millions of diabetes patients

The weekly average of antisemitic posts on Twitter jumped 105% after Elon Musk took the helm, according to a new study. Also up: the number of new accounts posting hate speech.

The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee will need to find a new chair after Sen. Gary Peters (Mich.) said he won't return to the job. But ahead of a difficult Senate map for Democrats in 2024, few of the party's stars are lining up to take the helm, according to a HuffPost report.

(PALM BEACH GARDENS, FLA)  -- A Department of Justice "taint" or "filter" team has been reviewing documents seized by the FBI during its raid on former Presiden