It was an expensive mistake: Brett Alder says Austin is not the 'California of Texas' and now sees the golden state in a new light.

Pant, Left, Vox, and all of the people who are mad at investment influencers are not wrong. FinTok gives advice that is often questionable and occasionally illegal. Most of these videos are wrong, and possibly harmful. But they are all symptoms of a larger problem—FinTok is bad, but the stock market is worse. The stock market, the personal finances of millions of Americans, and the real economy are all growing increasingly unmoored from one another. Stocks are thriving irrationally, millions of people are incredibly desperate, and it’s entirely possible to make money (or lose it all) amid the chaos.

Three grand jurors from the Breonna Taylor case have filed an impeachment petition against Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron, alleging he misled the public about the case and misrepresented the grand jury’s actions. They also argue he misused public funds to join a multi-state lawsuit against Pennsylvania’s election results and supported unlawful actions as a member of the National Association of Attorneys General’s executive committee, which funded robocalls urging people to march to the U.S. Capitol on January 6. The grand jurors have remained anonymous, though the petition was filed by Louisville attorney Kevin Glogower on their behalf.

Former President Donald Trump’s campaign paid more than $2.7 million to individuals and firms that organized the Jan. 6 rally that led to violent rioters storming the U.S. Capitol, according to the Center for Responsive Politics. The payments, which span Trump’s re-election campaign, show an ongoing financial relationship between the rally’s organizers and Trump’s political operation. They were all made through Nov. 23, the most recent date covered by Federal Election Commission filings, which is before the rally was publicly announced.

As if on cue, former white boy of the year Macklemore chased fleeting Trump clout as President Joe Biden took the oath.

Twitter is obsessed with 'Muncher,' the miserable blue gremlin who will appear in the upcoming 'Ghostbusters: Afterlife.'

Microsoft has filed a patent that would allow the company to digitally revive deceased loved ones as chatbots, using the individual's personal information.

SCS apparently does not want to offend anti-vaxxers.

Since the day of the Capitol insurrection, nearly a fifth of states moved bills that would crack down on protests.

The threat marks a departure from the Kremlin's previous strategy of jailing him for a few weeks at a time.

The glee is palpable when you peruse gaysovercovid, as many have in the past few weeks; its follower count has ballooned in the wake of mass partying in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, and an ensuing sinking party boat. The delight characterizing the Instagram account, which posts pictures of groups of gay (and mostly white) men convening closely and without masks as the pandemic rages on, comes from within and without. You can see it in the twinkling eyes and gleaming teeth of those pictured, who are having fun as though they don’t care (or know) that the world is aflame. You can also read it in the comments. “I love petty in all forms!” wrote one observer. “I’m just here for the drama,” said another. Visitors regularly and cacklingly point out there’s almost always “one girl” in a sea of shirtless men; they make jokes about the misguided belief in PrEP as a panacea; they attempt clever ways to refute the perceived egotism of the chiseled throngs. Over and over and over.

How Republicans are breaking democracy.

Representative Madison Cawthorn has misled the public about training for the Paralympics, just as he misrepresented his education and business history.

Here's how the sadly deluded conspiracy theorists of QAnon rationalized every defeat and setback since Election Day, including the Capitol riots.

Dave Chappelle, who was set to do a series of stand-up shows with Joe Rogan in Austin, Texas this weekend, has been diagnosed with COVID-19.

Two men arrested in connection with the Capitol riot sold themselves as seduction experts

Plenty of changes at the White House.

Twenty million years ago, the shores of northern Taiwan were sandstone sediments at the bottom of the sea, where 6-foot-long worms lurked in their burrows, waiting for unsuspecting prey to pass overheard.

The termination of the only unionized Instacart workers in the United States is part of larger layoffs at the company.

The noisy bugs will appear for the first time since 2004 in 15 states.