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Jack Dorsey is said to be stepping down as Twitter CEO

Not much information is available at the moment, but sources told CNBC the move is imminent.

Madhappy's 'Curb Your Enthusiasm' merch puts Larry David all over your body

Wear your inner misanthrope on your sleeve.

Kirby might win a Grammy before Tupac

The arrangement of “Meta Knight's Revenge” from Kirby Superstar received a nomination for this year’s awards.

Wave to the last polar bears from the comfort of this EV tundra bus

Today in: A little late, you guys.

The Pentagon gave its new UFO task force the least sexy name possible

“Airborne Object Identification and Management Synchronization Group” doesn’t exactly roll off the tongue.

Collins Dictionary's word of the year is unsurprisingly bleak

Hint: It rhymes with 'corruptible, broken.'

RIP to Mr. Goxx, the crypto-trading hamster

Goodnight, sweet prince.

GMC starts shipping its all-electric Hummers next month

The Edition 1 Hummer EV gets an estimated 329 miles to a charge.

Lush shuts down its Facebook, Instagram, and Snapchat accounts

Oh, and its TikTok, too.

How a Nike-backed brand ensures its hands-free shoes go to people with disabilities

Kizik's accessibility-friendly sneakers are going to those who actually need them — not to resellers.

MSCHF's latest drop promises everyone a $35 Lamborghini

Only five of the 2,755 available are actual full-sized cars, though.

No, Spotify didn't remove shuffle from all albums per Adele's request

Things have been exaggerated just a tad online, if you can believe it.

Ridley Scott confirms 'Blade Runner' and 'Alien' live-action shows

Speaking to BBC radio news, the legendary director revealed both are in active development.

Tesla hit with new lawsuit over ‘rampant sexual harrassment’

The legal filing comes barely a month after the car company was forced to pay out $137 million for racial discrimination.

Ebook lending libraries’ sketchy contracts face scrutiny from lawmakers

After many years of making expensive, restrictive licensing deals with libraries, companies like Overdrive and EBSCO are being asked the tough questions.

'Earthworm Jim' is returning to TV sans racist, homophobic creator

We're gonna go out on a limb here and say that's probably for the best.