A factory line of terrors: TikTok's African content moderators complain they were treated like robots, reviewing videos of suicide and animal cruelty for less than $3 an hour.

US Rep. Jeff Jackson said the Republican caucus in North Carolina would draw him out of his district in a gerrymandering effort.

Insider is covering the historic twin labor stoppages upending Hollywood. Here's a look at our coverage of the simultaneous SAG-AFTRA and WGA strikes.

A United Nations report says invasive species are costing the world $423 billion every year to combat. And we are part of the problem.

Julian Baker, 52, lived near the South Wales site of the rock he destroyed. Cadw, the Welsh cultural preservation body, said they welcomed his sentence.

The Labor Day sales mark the best chance for the next few months to get a great deal on mattresses, TVs, laptops, and more top products.

In a recent interview with the New York Times, longtime CNN anchor Anderson Cooper discussed the challenges of covering Trump.

MLB pitcher Julio Urías was arrested on felony domestic violence charges, per ESPN. He served a 20-game suspension for similar allegations in 2019.

Patients agree with healthcare workers that Kaiser Permanente must address staffing shortages to protect patient health.

EV batteries bring all sorts of challenges when they get damaged after accidents. One expert says Tesla customers are especially at risk.

Beloved cars that are no longer in production include models from Cadillac, Chevrolet, Lotus, and Hummer.

Companies are using sneaky software, subscription fees, and legal tricks to make you endlessly pay for stuff you already bought.

"Love Is Blind" was supposed to be a different kind of dating show. But contestants say being on the series was traumatic: "It literally ruins lives."

Verizon, Chase, and the police were all useless when my identity got hacked. Then Psycho Bunny came to the rescue.

Buyers may wince at higher rates. The economy may be wheezing. But there just aren't enough homes for sale to sink prices, Zillow's Skylar Olsen said.

Two days after it arrived, Chase Merrill's electric R1S SUV was bricked in the snow. The company said it would cost $2,100 to transport for repairs.

Google, Amazon, Meta, and other big tech companies are making their core products worse and ruining everything from apps to the internet.

Meredith Whittaker said in a recent interview that factors like competition and government support leave little possibility for a WeChat of the West.

The Defense Intelligence of Ukraine published an interview with a man it identified as the pilot in which he discussed how he escaped Russia.

Big brands are becoming Hollywood's new financiers, pouring millions into film and television projects, and these top production companies are their most active partners.

The U.S. government is reportedly investing $22 million into a project to develop clothes that record audio and video, according to The Intercept.

A new Mercedes sedan model gets nearly 470 miles on a single charge, much more than any Tesla.

The Utah senator highlighted the wild activities that some festival attendees took part in, including orgies and group orgasm hypnosis sessions.

The luxury vessels offer the chance for billionaires to relax away from media scrutiny, broker deals unconstrained by national borders.

Facebook and Instagram store a list of topics they think you like and use them to serve you ads Meta thinks you'll find relevant.

Marsha Wipperman wanted to give her son the best life possible, even if it meant taking on parent PLUS student loans. Now she just wants relief.

BeReal, the buzzy photosharing app, had its viral moment in 2022 but has since lost steam.

The work-from-home revolution has led to a wave of tricksters faking their way through job interviews — causing chaos for companies and coworkers.

"If I'm paying $229 a night to stay somewhere, plus a $125 cleaning fee, I'm not doing any laundry," one traveler said in a viral TikTok.

A study of 17,000 recent layoffs reveals who is most at risk of losing their jobs.

Chinese President Xi Jinping had a plan to dominate tech and become the world's most powerful country. It's all gone wrong.

Home prices in Florida have soared by 33% — almost twice the national average. The dream of retiring to the Sunshine State is officially over.

When Giannis Antetokounmpo first arrived in the US at age 18, he opened accounts at "five, six, seven" different banks to keep his money safe.

In March 2022, Rustem Umerov experienced symptoms of poisoning while he was involved in peace negotiations with Russia

The Y Combinator-founder struck a different tone on generative AI after a run in with low quality web content.

Charlie Munger, Warren Buffett's right-hand man, spent $1,000 on oil royalties in 1962. He now receives 70 times that amount from them each year.

Charter's Spectrum service stopped carrying Disney-owned cable channels Thursday after the company rejected new contract terms.

Warren Buffett oversaw a nearly 3,800,000% rise in Berkshire Hathaway stock between 1965 and 2022, crushing the S&P 500's 25,000% gain in that period.