From keyrings and clothing to rainbow-coloured candies, unicorns seem to pop up everywhere in daily life. Although the mythical creature has been part of the human imagination for thousands of years, ...

MITO AI ( the collaborative AI platform reinventing how films, commercials, and music videos are made, today announced a ...

We are living among our next generation’s unicorns. Across the world, children are increasingly growing up with tales of animals they will never meet. Not because these creatures are by any means ...

Legend speaks of a powerful creature, a wild beast that is both an unpredictable, deadly foe and a gentle and innocent spirit. The unicorn, a creature with a single, spiraling horn centered on its ...

Unicorns. Dragons. Texas high school mascots just got mythical.

From dodos to dugongs, mythical birds to magical horses, these 15 weirdest national animals from around the world truly let their freak flag fly.

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XAI employee Parsa Tajik recently posted that he worked about 36 hours with no sleep. His colleagues celebrated the effort. "Work life balance is great, in-fact we recommend it to all our competitors, ...

Flatpay, which facilitates card payments for SMBs, has joined the ranks of European fintech unicorns — or startups valued at more than $1 billion — a milestone that has driven some of the region’s ...

Futuristic illustration of Harvard-MIT's AI ecosystem. There’s a word for a unique, special enterprise that wows crowds in the tech sector, but for some, it brings to mind a sparkly child’s toy.

FORT LAUDERDALE, FL — Don Garber says he’s going to look back on his time as Major League Soccer commissioner, and not believe he had Lionel Messi in his league. Garber is ecstatic Messi, who joined ...

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Even before the No Kings rallies kicked off last weekend, some Republicans cast the protests in a sinister light. House Speaker Mike Johnson called them "Hate America" rallies.