I thought moving abroad was exactly what I needed. I ended up finding something even better in a small US city.

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Jennifer Henry

  • My husband and I thought Sweden would bring us our dream life, but logistics made it hard to stay.
  • We ended up settling down in a small city in Maine, and surprisingly, we love it even more here.
  • The most special part of our new home is the tight-knit, extremely supportive community.

We spent New Year's Eve wearing paper crowns at a cozy New England restaurant that felt like a

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Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight's release date moves up a week

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Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight is a game that a whole bunch of people are looking forward to, and they might be pleased to learn Warner Bros. Games is making the wait a bit shorter. The publisher has moved up the game by a week from its previous release date of May 29, meaning it will land on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, Steam and Epic Games Store on May 22. A Nintendo Switch 2 version

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Loose rules, big money: Why Clavicular and other streamers are flocking to Kick

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Braden Peters, who goes by Clavicular, makes big money on Kick even as mainstream brands stay away.

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  • Looksmaxxer Clavicular and other controversial personalities have drawn attention to the livestreaming service Kick.
  • Clavicular says he's made more than $100,000 in a month on Kick, known for light moderation and big payouts.
  • Kick says it believes in freedom with
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Meta could be winning the AI race, just not in the way you'd expect

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Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has gone all in on AI.

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  • Meta might not yet have the best AI models, but it could be winning on another crucial front.
  • Meta is considering major layoffs across the company, Business Insider reported.
  • A top analyst suggested these cuts could signal that Meta's AI transformation is underway.

Could more Meta layoffs mean the company still has bloat to trim — or

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The internet reacts to the March Madness bracket

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March Madness is here. The field is set for the 2026 NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament, and Selection Sunday did exactly what Selection Sunday always does — gave 68 fanbases a reason to either celebrate or lose their minds on social media. The discourse was, as tradition demands, extremely annoying.

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One Ukrainian operation holds some of the most important lessons for the West as it readies for future drone wars

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Ukraine conducted a devastating, large-scale, and new type of drone attack on Russian military bombers in Siberia.

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  • Western militaries need to study one Ukrainian operation in particular for drone warfare lessons.
  • Officials say Operation Spiderweb, which struck dozens of Russian jets, offers key lessons.
  • The US Army's drone course director told Business Insider it's "the one event that I
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Moltbook updated its terms after the Meta acquisition — and you're officially responsible for your agent

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Moltbook widely expanded its terms of service five days after Meta announced its acquisition.

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  • Moltbook updated its terms of service with new legal requirements and disclaimers.
  • Humans are now responsible for their agents' actions, and must be over 13 (or have parental consent) to register.
  • Meta confirmed its acquisition of the AI
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Encyclopedia Britannica sues OpenAI for copyright and trademark infringement

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OpenAI has been hit with another lawsuit. This time, Encyclopedia Britannica took legal action against OpenAI, accusing the company of copyright and trademark infringements, as first reported by Reuters. More specifically, Britannica alleged that OpenAI illegally used its "copyrighted content at a massive scale" when training its AI models. Not just with training, the encyclopedia company claimed