An image shows Jeffrey Epstein “still alive and walking the streets of Tel Aviv,” Israel. The image seemed to show Hebrew street signage, but the street name doesn’t match any in Tel Aviv, Israel.

Social media users speculated that the door was used for nefarious purposes related to unproven "ritualistic sacrifice" rumors.

The "beast" Maps — called Leviathan, dragon, snake and more by some — is actually just a byproduct of the tectonic plates ...

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Some four miles off the Southern California coast, a company is betting it can solve one of desalination’s biggest problems by moving the technology deep ...

When our son was 4 years old, he asked my wife and me: "Can you drive to heaven?" Out of the mouth of babes, right? It’s a question only a child would ask, but it raises a very adult question: Where ...

Netflix’s new crime thriller The Rip is now streaming, with Matt Damon and Ben Affleck starring as two Miami cops who stumble upon a massive stash of cash at a cartel house. The film is inspired by an ...

Kylian Mbappe is available for Real Madrid’s Spanish Super Cup Final against Barcelona. Mbappe will not start, as he is not fully fit and risk-averse to injury. He is expected to play in the second ...

For years, people could largely trust, at least instinctively, that seeing was believing. Now, what’s fake often looks real and what’s real often looks fake. Within the first week of 2026, that has ...

The writer and comedian Megan Koester got her first writing job, reviewing internet pornography, from a Craigslist ad she responded to more than 15 years ago. Several years after that, she used the ...

With over 45 million travelers screened by the Transportation Security Administration this holiday season, many may have learned firsthand what a REAL ID is and isn't. Passed by Congress in 2005 and ...