‘Door kick challenge’ goes viral—but cops say the TikTok trend could lead to serious injury

Ding dong ditching has resurfaced as the “door kick challenge.” But this time it could lead to criminal charges and potentially deadly consequences. 

In Florida this week, five minors were caught on camera participating in the challenge. Instead of simply knocking and running, footage shows one individual approaching a front door, kicking it repeatedly, then firing an airsoft gun before fleeing the scene,

Alphabet’s Q2 revenue beats estimates as cloud computing surges

Alphabet beat Wall Street estimates for its second quarter on Wednesday, and cited massive demand for its cloud computing services as it hiked its capital spending plans for the year to about $85 billion.

The search giant beat estimates for quarterly revenue and profit on the back of new

‘So sorry, I grabbed your salad’: Women are reportedly stealing Sweetgreen salads to meet men

It’s been said that online dating killed the meet cute. Now, as people struggle with dating app burnout, some are supposedly resorting to stealing men’s lunches for a chance at creating their own.

In a now-viral post, one TikTok user claims she’s heard of single women nipping into Sweetgreen loc

How Silicon Valley billionaires shaped Trump’s new AI agenda

An artificial intelligence agenda that started coalescing on the podcasts of Silicon Valley billionaires is now being forged into U.S. policy as

Tesla Q2 2025 earnings preview: Here are the top 5 issues analysts are watching

Tesla is likely to post its biggest drop in quarterly revenue in more than a decade on Wednesday, as the EV maker grapples with issues including

The Microsoft SharePoint breach was massive. The response has been minimal

It’s not every day that U.S. nuclear facilities, the Department for Education, and governments across Europe and the Middle East are breached in a single hack. But then again, the vulnerability identified in Microsoft’s document collaboration tool, SharePoint, this weekend isn’t your ordinary issue. It has found a chink in the armor of one of the most widely used suites of software a

Coffee by the bucket is the summer’s wildest caffeine trend

A Trenta Starbucks is no longer cutting it. The latest coffee trend has people ordering their iced lattes by the bucket. 

Earlier this year, independent coffee shops started going viral on TikTok for serving 34-ounce iced lattes in plastic buckets. “POV: You live in the same era as coffee buckets,”

Proton’s new Lumo AI is all about privacy

Proton is getting into generative AI with an assistant called Lumo, which it pitches as a more private alternative to ChatGPT.

While Lumo will offer a similar chat-based interface with support for web search and file analysis, Proton says it won’t store records of users’ conversations or use them to train AI. Lumo is available for free

Trump is caught in an Epstein web of his own making

What happens when you spend decades seeding salacious stories about evil lurking in the halls of power, demanding evidence to prove basic truths, and questioning the veracity of that evidence once it’s presented? 

Donald Trump is finding out.

Over the last week, the president has been trying to fight his way out of a web of his own creation, as some of his truest followers in MAGA world call for the full release of the government’s investigative files concerning conv

They helped make Waymo go. Now they’re building AI-powered robots to solve America’s labor crisis

America’s demand for new infrastructure is surging, driven by the AI data center boom, clean energy projects, and a growing national housing crunch. Yet just as the country needs to build faster than ever, it’s facing a mounting challenge: a severe construction labor shortage. The U.S. construction industry is already


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