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"Does [Trump] have any clue how this looks to strangers?" one Reddit user commented on the image.

In a Federal Court case that raises questions about the preservation of politicians' public records, former justice minister David Lametti has offered to transfer his once-deactivated X account to Canada’s official archives.

Susanne Horman, owner of Victoria’s oldest independent bookstore, Robinsons Bookshop, posted tweets calling for more “traditional nuclear white family stories, kids picture books with just white kids on the cover, and no wheelchair, rainbow or indigenous art'.

The long lost Fallout New Vegas Limp Bizkit mod that adds a Fred Durst companion has finally been found, so now anyone can download it.

The move followed a report suggesting X may be violating US sanctions by offering paid services to sanctioned Iranian organizations.

In this article we look at some awesome Safari extensions for your Mac and iPhone. Navigating the web can sometimes feel like an uphill battle, with every

Louis Har was taken hostage in Hamas's deadly October 7, 2023 attack on Israel and reunited with his family February 12, 2024 after being airlifted from Gaza. Screenshots of news articles covering his rescue -- dated months apart -- circulated in social media posts questioning why Israel claimed to rescue the same man twice, but internet archives show the original article on Har's capture was updated by The Times of Israel after his release .

OpenAI is looking to hire an "insider risk investigator" to "fortify our organization against internal security threats." According to the company's jobs page, first spotted by MSPowerUser, the detective is meant to help the company safeguard its assets by "analyzing anomalous activities, promoting a secure culture, and interacting with various departments to mitigate risks." […]

For decades, a humble text file governed the behavior of web scrapers. But as the AI industry grows, the social contract of robots.txt is falling apart. 

Pittsburghpa.gov has come a long way since its earliest days, but I&P decided it's time again for an upgrade. Plus, for fun: Check out what the site looked like 15 years ago.