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Disgraced AI startup Cluely, founded by Roy Lee, highlights a disturbing trend in Silicon Valley's AI gold rush, battling public scorn and VC recalibration.
Madison is set for a significant warming trend this week, with temperatures rising from the low 30s to near 60 degrees, bringing multiple chances of rain, particularly towards the end of the week.
A deep dive into San Francisco's bizarre AI startup landscape, the rise and fall of "cheating tool" Cluely, and how VCs are reassessing AI SaaS investments.
Rashmika Mandanna and Vijay Deverakonda celebrate their wedding with an unprecedented nationwide Annadanam initiative, hosting feasts at 16 temples and distributing sweets across major Indian cities, setting a new benchmark for celebrity philanthropy.
US and Israel launched significant attacks on Iran, prompting Iranian retaliation and causing "World War 3" to trend on X amid escalating regional tensions.
Prog metal band Everon returns after a 16-year hiatus with "Shells," a new album driven by songwriter Oliver Philipps' unexpected resurgence of creativity and a surprising label option.
Konkona Sensharma's direct-to-Netflix film, "Accused," draws criticism for its "SheToo" premise and amateurish production, prompting discussions on gender roles in #MeToo narratives.
New York's Attorney General has filed a lawsuit against Valve, developer of popular games like Counter-Strike, alleging that "loot box" mechanics constitute illegal gambling and exploit users.
NFL teams are buzzing as the 2026 salary cap is officially set at a record $301.2 million, a substantial increase expected to reshape team building and player contracts.
Veteran actress Bhagyashree critiques the rising trend of excessive on-screen intimacy, arguing that bold narratives shouldn't compromise audience comfort or rely solely on physical display for emotional depth, sparking a wider industry debate.
As streaming and social media dominate, artists face a "boiling frog" scenario, where commercial gains mask profound cultural costs, threatening creativity and artist longevity.
Director Brett Ratner, ousted from Hollywood post-sexual harassment allegations, eyes a return with the "Melania" Trump documentary, sparking industry debate.
As the Ukraine war grinds into its fifth year, reports suggest Putin is considering unpopular measures while Russia faces critical internal issues, underscored by ongoing corruption in Kyiv and diplomatic efforts.
The 'O Brother, Where Art Thou?' soundtrack celebrates 26 years, proving its enduring impact on folk and Americana music, highlighted by a star-studded Opry tribute.
A dedicated art teacher is earning widespread acclaim for a viral Black History Month bulletin board featuring stunning hand-drawn portraits of influential Black figures, engaging students and celebrating heritage.
The "boy kibble" TikTok trend, featuring simple ground beef and white rice bowls, is gaining popularity among men for its affordability and high protein, though experts caution against a lack of nutritional diversity.
Goodwill stores are experiencing record growth, exceeding $7 billion in revenue in 2025, driven by economic uncertainty, sustainability trends, and a shift in consumer perception.
The tech industry witnesses the decline of the generalist as AI drives demand for hyper-specialized skills, offering significant salary premiums and reshaping career paths.
Kansas Jayhawks drop two spots to No. 14 in the latest USA TODAY Sports Coaches Poll after a road win and an upset home loss. Jayhawks face No. 4 Houston and No. 2 Arizona this week.
President Donald Trump's decision to raise a global tariff rate to 15% has triggered a sell-off in Dow Jones, S&P 500, and Nasdaq futures.
A comprehensive look at The Athletic's Connections: Sports Edition puzzle No. 518 from February 23, 2026, including hints, answers, and game mechanics for the popular daily game.
Amidst tech stock declines, AI and robotics ignite massive investment, with OpenAI eyeing an $850B+ valuation and Jeff Bezos backing key innovators.
Young entrepreneurs, some still in high school, are leveraging AI to launch multi-million dollar startups, attracting VC attention and reshaping the tech landscape with unprecedented speed.
Sam Kriss's "Child's Play" exposes San Francisco's bizarre tech landscape, from pervasive B2B ads to the controversial AI startup Cluely, revealing a disturbing vision of tech's future divide between "overclass" and "useless" individuals.