How Scientology actually works, according to a former Scientologist
Jenna Miscavige is the niece of David Miscavige, the leader of the Church of Scientology. She was raised as a Scientologist and left when she was 22.
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Katie Zacharia defends calling herself a lawyer in new interview
White House press secretary Katie Zacharia went on the record Thursday, saying she considered the results of her bar exam "inconsequential."
A psychologist shares why it suddenly feels like every child has ADHD — and why parents shouldn't rush to diagnosis
Dr. Katie S. Davis, a psychologist specializing in childhood learning disorders, believes some parents are rushing to diagnose their kids.
I couldn't afford to buy rental properties at 25. So I started renting out cars instead.
Saimah Chaudhry started renting out her Smart car at 25. She eventually built a fleet of over 50 vehicles generating hundreds of thousands annually.
'Cocaine Cowboys' is getting an AI-enhanced makeover for its 20th birthday
"Cocaine Cowboys," the documentary about the Miami drug war that inspired "Miami Vice" and "Scarface," is getting an AI-enhanced re-release.
US Army long-range fires troops in Europe fired a Pacific-proven missile system for the first time in a California test
The US Army's Multi-Domain Command - Europe tested the new missile system as it assesses how the weapon can add more firepower to its arsenal.
Anthropic's crackdown on AI copycats may be hurting its revenue growth
Anthropic's crackdown on rivals copying Claude may explain part of its slowing revenue growth as the AI startup prepares for an IPO.
Breaking with Trump, Jensen Huang makes the case for immigration: 'We want all the world's great minds to come here'
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang was born in Taiwan and came to the US as a child. Now, he's saying that other immigrants should be given the same opportunity.
People who paid $50K to reserve a Roadster would have made bank investing that into Tesla stock instead
Tesla is re-revealing the Roadster, nine years after reservation holders forked over $50,000. Here's what an investment in TSLA would have yielded.
Anthropic just opened its doors to outside safety watchdogs. Here's how it will work.
Anthropic is opening its doors to independent AI safety evaluators from METR, the first time a frontier AI company has done so.
An AI CEO is calling out the people who bash AI but can't stop using it
Verb CEO Cyrus Beschloss said people opposed to AI and data centers are still using the technology and would have a hard time giving it up.
The memes are flying about AI employee honeypots and spy seductions
X users wasted no time turning a WSJ article into an opportunity to dunk on tech bros and the San Francisco dating scene.