Kailyn Toussaint

All that’s needed to trick the world’s leading AI chatbots is 20 spare minutes and a runaway imagination.

Meet this week’s biggest internet celebrity: Punch the monkey, and his emotional support stuffed animal “mom.”

What if dementia care looked less like a hospital wing and more like a neighborhood?

26-year-olds, rejoice: you’ve got a few more years to blame your brain for your questionable life choices.

The show must go on…even when the rocket springs a leak.

The only thing moving faster than Olympic bobsleds this year? The tech behind the cameras.

If you thought Bridgerton was just a TV show, Netflix would like a word—and possibly to sell you a themed teacup, lipstick, and scented body wash.

The Smithsonian’s National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute welcomed an Asian elephant calf earlier this month, and she’s already the most popular resident in DC.

When the phone rings inside a cozy California office, teenager Sanaya pauses, takes a deep breath, and answers with three simple words: “Teen Line, hello.”

Data collected from 67 of the nation's biggest police departments shows declines across every major violent-crime category last year, according to a new report from the Major Cities Chiefs Association.

Gamers might finally have the ultimate comeback to all those “go touch grass” comments.

Companies accepting written submissions from the internet are essentially running an all-you-can-eat buffet for AI-generated content, according to a recent series of reports and data.

Germany is in the midst of a Kartoffel-Flut, AKA a “potato flood,” with the country seeing the highest yield of spuds in 25 years.

The White House late last week announced the launch of “TrumpRx”, a new government-run website designed to help Americans buy cheaper prescription drugs by eliminating the middlemen.

At the O+ Medical Clinic in New York, you don’t have to worry about remembering your insurance card—but you might need to bring your guitar.

Somewhere between Slack messages and soccer practice, millions of Americans are also managing Mom’s meds.

Grok and Buzz Lightyear may have more in common than you think.

Last week, the Library of Congress unveiled its annual list of 25 films to be inducted into the National Film Registry (NFR) for preservation.

The Portland Airport has a couple of employees whose only task is to help de-stress travelers: meet Beni the llama and Captain Jack the alpaca.

Reginald Dwayne Betts has loved books since he was a kid. In school, he got caught reading Sherlock Holmes in the back of class.