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Offline, in real-world Los Angeles, most Angelenos are having a perfectly normal day. But online, the fires and riots are still raging. The powerful algorithms that fuel social media platforms are ...

A ball was thrown on the field from the stands on a sacrifice fly by the Braves in the fourth inning Friday night, leading to a brief moment of confusion with two balls on the field at once.

In 2025, though, AI-generated images are more abundant, and users have splintered onto different online platforms “where different stories are being told,” DiResta told CNN. Differing realities ...

Cruise lines always have a list of banned items and it's common to see potentially hazardous items such as candles and heating appliances listed. But one has recently banned a popular accessory.

Hyperpartisan and hyperactive accounts on X have been wildly overstating the actual volume of unrest in Southern California, furthering the online confusion about the offline situation.

Alongside the seat matrix, KEA has also issued a special eligibility list, prepared based on the medical examination conducted offline from June 3 to 6, 2025. To access the KCET 2025 seat matrix, ...

Scammers are using the confusion surrounding President Donald Trump's changing tariffs to cover up missing packages and ignore refund requests. The Better Business Bureau says it's seeing more ...