Wendy’s refuses to apologize for taking brutal dig at Katy Perry’s space voyage
The drama kicked off Monday, when Perry landed back on Earth after an 11-minute journey to the stars aboard a Blue Origin flight.
The 'Great Moose Migration': Millions tune in for Sweden's epic livestream
Like similar eagle nest or fish “doorbell" cams, this remote livestream of an annual moose migration in Sweden is captivating millions on the internet.
Zoom resolves outage, says it was not due to hack
Zoom was down for a couple of hours Wednesday afternoon before coming back online just after 4 p.m. ET.
"I’m so alone": Someone is hacking crosswalks to sound like Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg
Hackers managed to alter crosswalks in some California neighborhoods to mock the tech billionaires.
Spotify issues resolved after widespread outage
Spotify is back online after a widespread outage Wednesday morning.
TikTok trend sparks chaos: Minecraft movie screenings disrupted in Georgia
A viral TikTok trend tied to the new Minecraft movie is causing chaos in theaters nationwide — including one in metro Atlanta.
A.1. responds after Linda McMahon mistakes it with AI
Linda McMahon recently mistakenly referred to AI as A1 a number of times when speaking at the 2025 ASU+GSV Summit last week.
Smartphones, laptops excluded from latest tariffs
The Trump administration will exempt smartphones, laptops and chips used to make semiconductors from widespread tariffs.
Even in 2025, the only phones at the Masters have cords
No phones at the Masters means long lines for old-school public phones.
UNG students petition against AI name announcements at graduation
Some students complain that the university plans to use AI during the ceremony as they receive their diplomas.
Amazon's Project Kuiper rocket launch scrubbed: What to know
Amazon's Project Kuiper was expected to send its first batch of satellites to space, a big step in its mission to launch satellite internet and compete with SpaceX’s Starlink service.
What are those lights in the sky? Starlink satellites explained
A line of glowing lights streaking silently across the night sky left many residents across the Southeast pausing in awe — and confusion.
Meta to stop fact-checking in the US on April 7 — Community Notes to take over
Meta will officially shut down its third-party fact-checking in the US on April 7, replacing it with a user-driven Community Notes system. Experts warn the shift could change how misinformation spreads on Facebook and Instagram.
Dunwoody Police elevate public safety with rooftop-launched drone technology
The Dunwoody Police Department is taking public safety to new heights—literally—with the use of a rooftop-launched drone.
DeKalb County health systems recover after IT Disruption delays payroll
DeKalb County health officials say systems are mostly back online after an IT disruption.
Home Depot setting record straight about rumored parking fee
Home Depot confirmed it’s not charging for parking after a fake April Fools’ article went viral online.
Proposed bill banning speed cameras in Georgia diluted with three-year extension
wo bills targeting Georgia’s school zone speed cameras are headed for a vote in the Senate on Wednesday.
Bill to ban cellphones in school heads to Gov. Kemp's desk
A bill banning cellphone use in public school classes between Kindergarten through 9th grade is headed to Gov. Brian Kemp's desk.
Plane passengers will soon scroll the internet for free after airline gets green light
United passengers will have access to free an high-speed internet.
Tired of spam? Use this email trick to stay private and safe
Think twice before giving out your real email. Here's how using an email mask — also known as a burner email — can protect your privacy and reduce spam.