Новости за 08.04.2024

X CEO Elon Musk confirmed in a deposition obtained by HuffPost that a burner account where he role-played as his toddler actually was his account.

Since the pandemic, remote work has become the norm. With a computer, you can work anywhere you want whether it's in a different town... or another country. And that includes jobs you probably didn't consider could be done from one far-off vantage point. Like, say, a cashier or a door person.

A TikToker is alleging U.S. mobile service providers like AT&T and T-Mobile are selling tampered iPhones to unsuspecting customers. But viewers are skeptical, arguing that she maybe getting scammed—but not by the popular U.S. mobile service providers.

A man in Utah was so aghast at how trashed some of his fellow Target shoppers left a department that he decided to record it and then act.

President Joe Biden took a subtle jab at former President Donald Trump on Monday by releasing a video in which he called on Americans to wear eye protection while viewing the solar eclipse.

Airbnb announced late last month a planned update to its "Major Disruptive Events Policy," a decision that's led some online to believe the company has foreknowledge of an upcoming disaster.

A Chipotle customer is expressing his confusion after he requested vinaigrette from the popular food chain, and employees said he would have to order a salad to get the dressing for his meal.

Dear Reader, I will admit: there are times while typing that I certainly feel like the Crypt Keeper, and this explainer is destined to be one of those fateful moments—but please, come on a journey with your Grandma here.

Glycine, an amino acid known for its umami taste, is suddenly all the rage on TikTok. And everyone is focused on glycine specifically from Donghua Jinlong, a Chinese chemical manufacturer.

A woman called McDonald's out for charging what she thought was way too much for some nuggets and fries in a viral video.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) shared a video yesterday showing what she dubbed the "Holy Spirit" guiding her through a workout.

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Supporters of President Joe Biden are mocking conspiracy theorists on social media who believe that today's solar eclipse will be some sort of nefarious and history-altering event.

A user on TikTok is warning those with an Uber account about a potential new scam to which she almost fell victim.

Despite shelling out $35,000 for a new Hyundai, the owner is claiming the car has "poverty buttons" reminiscent of an older, less expensive car.

The anti-vaccine dating website "Unjected," known for previously allowing its users to advertise their "mRNA free" blood and semen, left its users' private data vulnerable for a second time.

We all know about the downsides of remote work: Little interaction with others, longer or erratic hours, and trying to stay focused while Slack alerts keep buzzing and bleeping in your headset. But a video recently shared on TikTok adds a new indignity to the mix: Compulsory pie fight pick ‘ems.

From footlongs to flatbreads, the Subway counter has become a pinnacle of customizable sandwiches. Greeted by wafts of warm dough, toasted bread, and at-times, some questionable deli meat, many people find themselves in the midst of it all during their lunch hour.

A Disney traveler posted a viral video urging guests not to lie to the Disability Access Service program. She says it can get you banned from the park permanently. 

On Monday, April 8, people in the United States will witness a solar eclipse. This event, which USA Today notes will not be seen again from the contiguous U.S. until Aug. 23, 2044, has caused a flurry of online discussion, ranging from tales of trying to get eclipse glasses to conspiracy theories about the eclipse itself.

In a series of compelling TikTok videos with over 4 million views, Mazda owner Paige (@rawr_its_paige) recounts a distressing ordeal involving her car that she believes dealership staff used without her permission overnight. The narrative captured in these videos paints a troubling picture of dealership practices and has sparked widespread conversation among viewers regarding automotive service integrity.

Flight attendants have to deal with A LOT. From needy passengers to barf bags to the occasional emergency landing due to a passenger’s uncontrollable bowel movements, their job is taxing. Pardon, the airplane humor. 

A server posted a viral TikTok saying a group of customers asked if she could them leave alone for the rest of their meal. Valia (@valiaandry1) has reached over 612,000 views and 54,000 likes on her video by Sunday afternoon, and viewers are split on what the protocol here actually is.

Twin Peaks is a popular sports bar known for its atmosphere, beer, and “Twin Peaks Girls.” A woman detailed her casting call-like interview experience of having to take four pictures wearing Twin Peaks’ uniform, and it's more invasive than viewers realized.

Which car can best withstand the test of time? In a viral TikTok video, mechanics from a Toyota dealership in Massachusetts tried to answer that question, sparking a debate in the comment section.