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A man faced up to 20 years in prison if convicted of impersonating an airline pilot for free flights.
  • A Canadian man is accused of posing as an airline crew member to get free flights.
  • He requested access to the cockpit, one of the most tightly guarded aspects of flying.
  • The alleged imposter would've had to bypass several layers of security to pull this off.

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Apple still hasn't formally announced the foldable iPhone, but a new leak is giving us a better idea of how it'll feel in our hands.

The still-unannounced iPhone Fold will reportedly require regular iPhone users to remap their muscle memory as it relates to buttons, per a Weibo post from leaker Instant Digital. According to a machine translation of the Chinese post, the power and camera buttons



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Would anyone name their son Jeffrey in 2026? Maybe not.

Times have been tough lately — and when I say "lately," I mean roughly the past 35 years — for me and my fellow Jeffreys of the world.

From the early 1990s infamy of serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer to the deplorable actions of Jeffrey Epstein, my first name has been dragged through enough mud to induce cringes from


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When it comes to making a great cup at home, us coffee nerds are constantly learning and love to try new things. Whether the person you’re shopping for is a newly indoctrinated pour over lover or obsessive over every brewing parameter, we’ve compiled a list of the best gear for coffee geeks that you can get. Spanning brewing, grinding and, of course, drinking, we’ve got a range of options that can



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Meta CTO Andrew Bosworth said that humans trying to get on Moltbook was "hilarious" and "satirical."
  • Meta CTO Andrew Bosworth said that he didn't find Moltbook "particularly interesting."
  • Moltbook is a Reddit-like social platform that is made for AI agents to chat with one another.
  • Bosworth said he found people trying to sneak onto the platform "hilarious."

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So you've decided you need a virtual private network to hide your browsing activity from your ISP, change your virtual location, stay safe on public Wi-Fi and enjoy all the other benefits. The inevitable next question is: "Should I pay for one? If so, how much?"

All the best VPNs cost money, but it can be hard to tell an overpriced service apart from one that's priced according to its value. On


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Longtime Disney leader Bob Iger won a proxy fight against Nelson Peltz in 2024.
  • Disney has chosen parks executive Josh D'Amaro to succeed Bob Iger as its new CEO.
  • Billionaire Nelson Peltz said D'Amaro's lack of entertainment know-how gives Iger an excuse.
  • "I hope he's given the opportunity" to run the company on his own, Peltz said about D'Amaro.

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NASA shifting Artemis 2 launch to March following troublesome wet dress rehearsal

NASA will forego a February launch for its Artemis II mission after engineers ran into leaks, cold-weather delays, and equipment problems during a key fueling test that ended early Tuesday morning.

The fuel-loading problems were reminiscent of the challenges the space agency faced in 2022 when it attempted to launch Artemis I, the uncrewed maiden voyage of the program. 

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