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AI is speeding up insurance claims, but at what cost?
Artificial intelligence is transforming industries worldwide. Now, it’s making waves in health insurance, streamlining claims and customizing coverage. But as AI becomes more involved in healthcare decisions, questions about oversight, ethics and patient outcomes are growing louder. Stories like Dr. Elisabeth Potter’s show what’s at stake. The Austin-based plastic surgeon went viral in January after… -
Growing bug swarm in Tuscany threatens tourism ahead of vacation season
Millions of travelers are preparing to pack their bags for spring and summer vacations. But in one Italian beach town, residents are dealing with an unexpected swarm—and it’s not tourists, but bugs. A growing midge infestation in Tuscany has taken over the seaside town of Orbetello, The Associated Press reports. Swarms of midges—tiny insects that… -
‘Severance’ season 3 official as Apple TV+ faces streaming losses
Fans of Apple TV+’s hit workplace thriller woke up Friday, March 21, to big news. “Severance” season three is officially happening. The renewal came just days after the season two finale aired. Apple announced the news in a press release, calling “Severance” the most-watched series on its streaming platform to date. That’s no small feat.… -
‘Tesla Takedown’: Celebrities, politicians join movement against Elon Musk
Elon Musk is facing mounting criticism as Tesla Takedown protests gain traction. The movement, which includes celebrities, politicians, and activists, is calling for boycotts and demonstrations against Tesla and its CEO. Senator Mark Kelly (D-Arizona) is among the latest to take a stand. In a viral video on X, he announced that he was getting… -
Judge dismisses $20M lawsuit against Mariah Carey over hit holiday song
A judge has ruled in favor of Mariah Carey in a lawsuit over her holiday hit, “All I Want for Christmas Is You.” The $20 million case, filed by songwriter Andy Stone, claimed Carey copied his 1989 song of the same name. Stone, also known as Vince Vance from the band Vince Vance & The… -
More Americans are eating alone, and it may be hurting their happiness
More Americans are dining solo. While this may seem harmless, studies show it could be affecting happiness and well-being. The latest World Happiness Report ranks the United States 24th out of 140 countries, its lowest ranking ever. A growing trend of Americans eating alone is one contributing factor. Solo dining on the rise Since 2003,… -
Carl Rinsch took more than $11 million from Netflix — and never made a show
Hollywood director Carl Rinsch was given $11 million from Netflix to finish his sci-fi series “White Horse.” Instead, prosecutors say he spent the money on luxury cars, high-end furniture, and even legal fees to sue Netflix. Now, he faces up to 90 years in prison. Lavish spending, missing show On Tuesday, March 18, the U.S.… -
‘Coyote vs. Acme’ may finally hit theaters after bid from buyer
After it was initially shelved by Warner Bros., “Coyote vs. Acme” may finally get its day in court. A new deal could bring the film to theaters in 2026. Ketchup Entertainment in negotiations Ketchup Entertainment, an independent distributor, is negotiating a deal to acquire “Coyote vs. Acme” for approximately $50 million. According to Deadline, the… -
Ellen Pompeo, celebrities weigh in on Trump deportations: What’s fact?
Ellen Pompeo is making headlines after her appearance on “The View” Monday, March 17. The actress took aim at President Donald Trump’s legal troubles and criticized his administration’s deportation policies. She’s not the only celebrity weighing in. Public figures like Selena Gomez and Conor McGregor have also spoken out about mass deportations. But what’s fact,… -
State of emergency declared after Peruvian singer’s assassination
Beloved singer Paul Flores was shot and killed in an ambush on his band’s tour bus Sunday night. His murder has sent shockwaves through Peru, prompting the government to declare a state of emergency in response to rising crime and extortion. Flores, the lead singer of the renowned cumbia group Armonía 10, was traveling with… -
Gov. Newsom sends ‘burner’ phones to CEOs for direct communication
Gov. Gavin Newsom is making sure top executives in California can reach him. However, he’s doing it in a way usually reserved for crime dramas. A recent Politico report revealed that Newsom sent prepaid phones — also known as “burner” phones — to about 100 CEOs of California-based companies. Newsom pre-programmed the phones with his… -
Drake’s record label moves to dismiss his defamation lawsuit over ‘Not Like Us’
Drake’s legal battle with Universal Music Group (UMG) may be short-lived. The label has filed a motion to dismiss his defamation lawsuit, arguing that diss tracks are not defamation but a staple of hip-hop culture. UMG says lawsuit has no merit Drake sued UMG over its distribution of Kendrick Lamar’s diss track “Not Like Us.”… -
Semisonic criticizes White House for use of ‘Closing Time’ on Border Patrol post
Semisonic is pushing back against the White House. The band says the White House used its song “Closing Time” without permission in a video about border enforcement. Band says video ‘missed the point entirely’ A recent social media post—created collaboratively between the White House and the U.S. Border Patrol—features a man who is apparently being…