AI company Anthropic has announced a strict ban on applicants using AI tools for job applications, including resumes and cover letters. The AI company’s anti-AI stance flips expectations, bewildering hopeful techies and leaving AI itself out of the hiring process.
Star Wars hoverbike fans, rejoice—this real-life speeder bike can hit 124mph, bringing sci-fi fantasy roaring onto the highway and straight into the realm of high-octane reality.
Classic MacOS themes return as a nostalgia trip—this site catalogs 3,000 desktop designs, letting retro computer fans relive their Bondi Blue G3 glory days in pixel-perfect detail.
Tesla Cybertrucks pile up unsold at the Austin Gigglefactory, with thousands gathering dust as their glue quietly weakens—leaving electric vehicle fans scratching their heads.
Meet the Bonnacon, Medieval Europe’s legendary diarrhea-spraying beast, who weaponized explosive dung for a swift getaway. Folklore fans and oddity-seekers, prepare for a wild ride through history’s most bizarre monster manual entry.
Turkish town high after police weed burn: Lice’s residents discover what happens when 20 tons of confiscated cannabis goes up in smoke—literally filling the air, and heads, with unexpected euphoria.
Russian singer Katya Lel claims aliens abducted her and stole her teeth—then assures UFO-invasion skeptics there’s no need to worry, just politely refuse consent for abduction.
Lab-Grown T-Rex Leather Handbag Created Using Fossil Protein rocks the luxury scene as dinosaur DNA enters high fashion, leaving paleontologists and purse-lovers equally stunned.
Marsupials make a comeback after bushfires—proving that in Australia, even nature knows how to stage a heroic return.
Paris, Texas just leveled up its tourist game, plopping a giant cowboy hat atop their Eiffel Tower replica. France, consider yourself horsed—this monument showdown is now wearing boots, spurs, and a ten-gallon ego for SEO dominance.
24 Hours of Lemons brings together $500 junk cars, wild costumes, and bribable judges—making this racing spectacle America’s most absurd, hilarious competition on four wheels.
A federal judge torched a lawyer’s “Dragon Lawyers PC” filing for splashing a cartoon dragon across every page. Legal briefs just went from stuffy to scaly in a ruling that’s pure weird news gold.
