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Students divided as University of Michigan will hide first-semester grades for 2027 freshmen
University of Michigan students clash over a pass/fail policy hiding first-semester freshman grades, debating mental health relief vs. study habits.
Why it's important to regularly restart your router
You might not think to restart your router as often as you reboot your laptop, but doing so is an easy step to help it perform at its best.
Texas opens season against Texas State as Arch Manning faces a make-or-break college football year
Arch Manning enters a make-or-break season as Texas hosts Texas State in a lopsided Week 1 college football matchup with the under 59.5 play.
New Twitter rebrands to Tweet.app after court's double-edged ruling
A federal court decided that "Twitter" was off-limits, but tweet and the bird logo were fair game.
Abdul El-Sayed erupts over repeated Israel questions, suggests his name and faith are behind press scrutiny
Michigan Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed suggested reporters press him on the Israel-Hamas war because of his name and faith.
OpenAI says it will change how it informs the public when its AI agents go off the rails
OpenAI says it needs better standards for disclosing rogue AI incidents after its agents hijacked an old German wiki.
9 warning signs of identity theft you should never ignore
Nine identity theft warning signs range from unfamiliar credit inquiries to SIM swap attacks that can quietly drain your bank account funds.
Installing an iOS public beta on your iPhone? Always do this first
If you're interested in installing an iOS beta on your device, you need to protect your data first with an important step that's easy to forget.
Deprogrammed: Ex-OnlyFans manager finds Jesus and goes on a mission to save young women
Former OnlyFans manager Victoria Sinis says sexual liberation is "actually the thing that's crushing us" and shares how Christian faith set her free.
Minnesota nudification law survives xAIs request for a legal injunction
Minnesota has temporarily won the right to sue companies for up to $500,000 for every "nudification" enabled by artificial intelligence.
Trump pardons Jay-Z associate Emory Jones after federal drug conviction
Alice Marie Johnson revealed Trump granted clemency to 30 individuals, including Emory Jones, a Roc Nation executive and Jay-Z's longtime associate.
My husband and I both survived strokes. At 69, I'm still working full time and caring for him.
Carla Bacon, 69, pays about $5,500 a month for her husband's CNA and supplies. She works full time and provides his remaining care herself.