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A researcher for a non-profit was “virtually raped” in Meta’s Horizon Worlds metaverse application. In the report, another user “watched and passed around a bottle of vodka” while the event
Peter Thiel, Facebook’s first ever angel investor and inventor of PayPal, announced he will be stepping down from the board of Meta to help President Trump. The most powerful conservative
Jack Dorsey has officially resigned from the board of Twitter, the company he personally founded, after being accused of helping Elon Musk organize his takeover. Jason Goldman, a founding member
Elon Musk has taken his feud with fellow hundred billionaire Bill Gates even further this week. The Tesla CEO commented under multiple Tweets of an article claiming Bill Gates spent
On Tuesday, Walmart apologized for releasing a “Juneteenth” themed ice cream after receiving intense backlash online. A Walmart spokesperson said in a statement after cancelling the ice cream, “Juneteenth holiday
Insurance provider State Farm has partnered with the “GenderCool Project” to begin giving a packet of pro-transgender books to Florida schools and libraries and are marketed to kids ages 5
Former President Barack Obama’s Chief Economist Jason Furman spoke out against Biden’s economic policies over the weekend. Furman appeared on CBS’s Face the Nation with host Margaret Brennan to discuss
Wells Fargo is receiving significant backlash after a whistleblower stepped forward to report that the banking giant had been scheduling fake interviews with Black applicants simply to boost their diversity
Elon Musk literally cannot go an entire day without stirring up some kind of major controversy. Now the world’s richest man has done it again with his new announcement that,
It’s uncommon for the richest man in the world, Elon Musk, and the second richest man in the world, Jeff Bezos, to agree. But they are in agreement on who
On Monday, Project Veritas released footage showing Twitter staff being opposed to the Musk takeover and describing their lax commitments to free speech. In the video, a Twitter Senior Engineer
Elon Musk, who stands poised to complete his purchase of Twitter, and Jack Dorsey, co-founder and former CEO, as well as current board member, of Twitter, took their dispute to
