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The dead lake: This Tanzanian lake can turn dead animals into stone-like statues

At first glance, the animals look frozen in time. A bird appears trapped mid-flight. A bat hangs stiffly from a branch with its wings spread wide like a gothic sculpture. Their bodies seem carved from stone rather than flesh, as though some invisible force transformed living creatures into lifeless statues.…

The Times of India

Internet Thinks the UFO Files Are 'Distractions' And '4 Alien Species' Theory Isn't Helping

A former CIA-linked physicist's comments about 'four alien species' have reignited UFO conspiracy theories online.

International Business Times UK

'What Is That?': NBC Reporter Julie Tsirkin's 'Confused' Reaction During White House Shooting Turned Into a Meme

NBC reporter Julie Tsirkin's genuine reaction to a White House shooting incident becomes a viral meme, highlighting her confusion during the security scare.

International Business Times UK

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Thai police dressed as ‘hot girls’ to trap drug dealer and successfully execute undercover raid

The music was loud, the streets were crowded and a troupe of glamorous dancers swayed through the festival in sparkling outfits and heavy makeup. To most people in the crowd, they looked like part of the entertainment. But hidden beneath the wigs, dresses and bright lipstick were undercover Thai police…

The Times of India

59 Terrible Book Covers That Somehow Made People Want To Read The Book (New Pics)

Yada yada, don't judge a book by its cover, blah blah blah. This saying is so popular that, at this point, you might wince when you hear it. But today we're going to fly in the face of it. Bored Panda has compiled a list of the absolute worst book…

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Former carer accused of child abuse allowed internet access 'to find a job'

The alleged child abuser sought to vary his bail conditions.

The Canberra Times

Hit or flop? AI slop is here to stay

The internet’s new junk food is here. Tanya Pandey & Himanshi Lohchab find out why AI slop is flooding your feed and shrinking your attention.

The Economic Times

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Enhanced Games rejects mistaken world record timing claims as ‘internet drivel’

The Enhanced Games has dismissed suggestions that a world record set in Sunday’s event was mistakenly timed as ‘unfounded internet drivel’

The Guardian - UK

Three ways to avoid being fooled by AI slop

Global society makes billions of images and uploads hundreds of thousands of hours of video on the internet every day.

The Conversation

Iran's president orders internet access to be restored

Iranian President Masoud ‌Pezeshkian has ordered access ‌to international websites and online platforms to be restored, media reports say.

AAP

Megyn Kelly says 'Trump cheated on every wife he's had', Internet wonders what happened to her

Conservative commentator Megyn Kelly's bombshell claims that President Donald Trump cheated on all his wife went viral and the Internet was forced to wonder what happened to Kelly who once called Trump the 'protector' of women. “Trump has cheated on every wife he’s had. He met Marla Maples while he…

The Times of India

61 Hilariously Dumb Things People Said Online That Are Painful But Funny To Read

Remember when the internet was supposed to make everyone smarter, more educated, and harder to manipulate? Well, that didn’t exactly go according to plan. For all the good technology has done, it still hasn’t managed to fix human stupidity. To prove the point, we’ve rounded up some of the dumbest…

Bored Panda

“Why Aren’t You Married/Have Kids?”: Internet Teaches People To Shut Down Annoying Questions With Savage Burns

As sensible adults, we are expected to take the high road when someone slights us. But from time to time, delivering a perfect comeback is necessary to set boundaries. If you think you’re as quick-witted to respond with a sick burn, here are some examples you can take a few…

Bored Panda

The death of the deep dive — why Google’s new AI search wants to do your thinking for you

Google’s new AI search tools promise to save time, but they may also reshape how we think, explore and navigate the internet.

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International Business Times UK

Hatsune Miku Cosplayer's $15 Red Liquid 'Foot Juice' Booth at a US Anime Convention Reportedly Draws a Long Queue

A Hatsune Miku cosplayer allegedly sold 'foot juice' at a US anime convention, sparking widespread online reactions despite lacking verification of the event or product details.

Bored Panda

23 Funny And Chaotic Anime-Inspired Comics About Cats, Relationships, Overthinking, And Surviving Adulthood

Salamandra captures a very specific kind of modern chaos, which involves creative burnout mixed with internet humor, emotional overthinking, relationship drama, cozy cat moments, and the constant feeling that adulthood is somehow both exhausting and ridiculous. Her comics move quickly between comfort and chaos, often exaggerating emotions in a way…

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Paul Rudd opens up about his former job as DJ

The Hollywood star has opened up about his little-known past working as a wedding DJ while discussing his rise to fame, his pre-Internet acting struggles and his admiration for Power Ballad co-star Nick Jonas.

The Economic Times

Man who supported family through delivery job cracks FMS Delhi: 'Computer crashed during my final CAT attempt but I still achieved my dream'

A Reddit post by a student who worked as a Zomato delivery boy, sold books in Delhi’s Daryaganj market, and gave tuition classes to support his family while preparing for CAT has gone viral online. After multiple setbacks, failed attempts, and even rejecting IIFT Delhi once, the student finally converted…

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Santy Sharma says Cockroach Janata Party 'feels more like internet drama than a serious movement', cautions Indians in strong-worded post

Rapper Santy Sharma has labelled the "Cockroach Janta Party" as mere internet drama, questioning its founder's past associations and nationalist claims. Sharma argues for focusing on real issues like employment and education over online provocations. His remarks on digital activism have sparked widespread debate, while a PIL seeks a CBI…

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67 People Who Improved The World Just By Doing Their Own Weird And Wholesome Little Thing

The internet often uses the word ‘Chad’ in a derogatory way to describe a stereotypically attractive male who seems to succeed effortlessly at everything. But these folks are considered “real Chads” for a completely different reason. They’ve mastered the art of not caring what others think and simply doing whatever…

Bangkok Post

TrueOnline unveils AI smart home offerings

TrueOnline is transforming from an internet service provider to an artificial intelligence (AI)-driven smart home platform with the launch of TrueOnline Home Next, combining high-quality home internet, smart Internet of Things (IoT) devices, and AI.

Evening Standard

Big tech earning £200k per person from data of each internet user in UK, report finds

Amazon, Microsoft, Meta and Alphabet extract up to £1,000 annually from a single user’s personal data, according to the report

Evening Standard

Tech giants earn up to £194,000 from data of each UK internet user, study finds

Some of the world’s biggest and most powerful companies collect and monetise personal data to power the internet, Web3 Foundation found in a report.

The Independent UK

UK internet users unknowingly give tech and artificial intelligence firms £194,000

Web3 Foundation reveals how some of the world’s most powerful companies collect and monetise personal data to power the internet

The Economic Times

At 15, a teenager building video games from his bedroom accidentally helped create one of the internet’s earliest coding communities

In the days prior to the internet, enthusiastic young hackers relied on floppy disks to trade their innovative programs. Bulletin board systems emerged as the first virtual communities, enabling programmers to connect and share knowledge. This spirit of collaboration and creativity laid the foundation for today's development culture, influencing everything…

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