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Thousands of animals around the world are at risk of extinction. But not jellyfish — they're thriving in warm, polluted water.

Half a million of Earth's species may soon be vulnerable to extinction, according to the UN. Jellyfish, however, are proliferating in warmer waters.

Elon Musk casually tweeted that he'd donate $1 million to a tree-planting cause. Jack Dorsey, Tobi Lutke, and YouTube are following suit.

Elon Musk promised to donate 1 million trees to #TeamTrees, a campaign started by the YouTuber Jimmy Donaldson, otherwise known as "MrBeast."

Elon Musk said he wishes Tesla's Model 3 were cheaper, even though customers weren't that interested in its least expensive version

As listed on Tesla's website, the Model 3 sedan starts at $39,490. Customers can order a $35,000 trim by phone or in a Tesla store.

Mark Zuckerberg launched an impassioned defense of political ads on Facebook, just minutes after Twitter banned them

Twitter is taking a stand against political advertising that can be used to spread lies and misinformation — but Facebook refuses to follow suit.

Hillary Clinton, AOC, and the Trump and Biden campaigns respond to Twitter's decision not to run political ads

Many applaud Twitter's decision to ban political ads on the platform. But the Trump campaign says it could 'silence Trump and conservatives."

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Twitter has jabbed Facebook by banning all political ads: 'We believe political message reach should be earned, not bought.'

Scientists and researchers reveal 13 dark technology scenarios that keep them up at night

AI, drones, and self-driving vehicles raise many open-ended questions about the unintended consequences of technology.

LIVE: Facebook shrugs off scandals and regulatory woes to announce another strong quarter

Analysts have been predicting another strong quarter from Facebook, despite all the scandals.

It looks like Apple is planning a clever way to help you find things you misplace with a system called 'AirTags' — here's how it's supposed to work

It sounds a lot like the Tile system, but it also looks as if seeks to use some of the chips and tech in the iPhone 11 to help you find things faster.

Lyft lost less money than Wall Street expected in the third-quarter as the company keeps adding new riders

The company said last week that it expects to turn a profit a full year ahead of when Wall Street analysts had expected it to.

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