Reddit is what you make of it. The "front page of the internet" is really a collection of different subreddits, each with its own communities, rules, and cultures. The main idea is to subscribe to the subreddits that match your interests, so that your internet's "front page" is tailored to you, not other users.

Still, it can be fun to browse the posts from subreddits that are blowing up across Reddit, even when you don't personally subscribe to them. This is the purpose of r/popular and r/all: The former offers popular posts from a variety of subreddits, while the latter does the same, albeit with fewer filters. You might not want to browse r/all while you're at work, for example, though Reddit says it doesn't include sexually explicit content. Still, there may be other types of NSFW posts that appear here, that wouldn't otherwise appear in r/popular.

Now, that's changing. As reported by The Verge, Reddit is officially doing away with r/all. This decision didn't come out of the blue, though. The company had announced its plans to remove r/all in December, before doing so in January (though it called this an "experiment"). It also removed r/all from users accessing the site on desktop, though this, too, was part of the experiment. Then, in February, Reddit said the experiment was over, and that they had decided to get rid of r/all after all.

Reddit confirmed the news in its latest changelog, saying that, in order to "simplify Reddit and improve Home feed personalization, the final steps to deprecate r/all are being implemented." Going forward, links to r/all now go to your Home feed instead. If you want to check out trending posts, you'll need to visit r/popular instead. At least, that's the case for most users.

"Old" Reddit users can still see r/all

If you're a relatively new Reddit user, you might not even know about "old" Reddit, the version of the site that matches its original, basic theme. Reddit started rolling out its current theme back in 2018, but those of us that preferred a simple, text-based experience have always had the option to do so—either by accessing the site from old.reddit.com, or if you have the "Default to old Reddit" toggle enabled in the "Preferences" tab in Settings.

Users accessing old Reddit will still see r/all in the top menu bar, and will be able to access r/all directly as well. It's not clear why exactly Reddit is keeping this an option only for old users, but I'm not questioning it. The less attention old Reddit gets, the less likely Reddit will do away with it, too.

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This price cut on the Samsung S85F is one of the best deals on an OLED TV I've seen in 2026—and this entry-level model was already on the low end of the price spectrum before the discount.

Right now, you can get the 55-inch model for $897.99 (originally $1,397.99), which is a surprising price point for a Samsung OLED. It's also the lowest price this TV has ever hit, according to price tracking tools. The 65-inch and 77-inch sizes are also discounted, down to $1,197.99 and $1,499.99, respectively.

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Not everyone can afford OLED TVs, since they're the most expensive TV technology on the market—but they're worth the big jump in quality when it comes to picture quality and color accuracy. If you've been waiting for a good opportunity to get a decent-sized, well-reviewed OLED for a great price, consider the Samsung S85F.

As expected, Samsung had to make some cuts to sell an OLED for this price, and those cuts are in the audio department, screen brightness, and by cutting out Dolby Vision—but the picture quality, colors, and gaming features rival premium OLEDs. This OLED came out in Sept. 2025 and has drastically dropped in price since then.

Gamers can use the four HDMI 2.1 ports with support for 4K 120Hz, AMD FreeSync Premium, Nvidia G-Sync, ALLM, and HDR10+ gaming. The lag time is a mere 9.4ms, so you'll get fast, responsive performance. Of course, you also get Samsung’s Gaming Hub with access to cloud gaming apps.

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When it comes to gaming monitors, having an ultra-wide screen takes the experience to the next level, with a more immersive experience than a regular monitor. Unfortunately, that improved experience tends to come at a much higher price. But right now, Amazon is selling the 34-inch Samsung Odyssey G5 for $279.99 (originally $399.99), which is the second-lowest price this monitor has ever been, according to price-tracking tools.

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The Samsung Odyssey G5 is a great ultra-wide monitor for those who haven't used one before, with all the important specs you'd want while keeping the price relatively low. Other high-end ultra-wide monitors go for $700 and higher, like the Odyssey OLED G9. Those are much bigger and offer OLED quality visuals, though.

The Odyssey G5 comes with a 1000R curve, which Samsung claims is optimal to avoid eye strain. Your media will be displayed on a 21:9 aspect ratio and 3440x1440 resolution, which means if you watch videos that are not compatible with that ratio, it'll have some black space on the sides to prevent it from looking stretched. You also get a 165Hz refresh rate and native FreeSync variable refresh rate (VRR) support, helping fast games look smoother. The input lag is 1ms, which is very fast for a budget gaming monitor. It's also compatible with HDR10, so movies or shows will look good, but mostly in dark rooms since the HDR peak brightness isn't very high.

The viewing angle is poor, but curved monitors are not really designed for sharing the screen anyway. You can tilt the screen, but that's as much as you'll be able to adjust. If you want to see what the hype of ultrawide curved screens is about without committing to the high-end options, this is a great option to get your feet wet in the technology.

Tucker Carlson accused President Donald Trump of getting pushed around by Fox News host Mark Levin, with Carlson arguing Levin pulled a “dominance move” when he put the president in a “headlock” at a “Jewish-themed White House event.”

Carlson was referring to when Levin put his arm around Trump and proclaimed he was the “first Jewish president” at a Hanukkah celebration at the White House in December. On the Wednesday episode of The Tucker Carlson Show, the former Fox News star said the whole thing was revolting — and implied there was something more sinister going on.

“Levin comes over and puts his arm around the president’s neck and pulls him in. Now, I know Trump well, I mean I wouldn’t like that, and I’m not even the president or a germaphobe,” Carlson said. “What is that?”

He continued, “And under normal circumstances, Trump would never put up with that. You’re doing the dominance move over the president of the United States, are you kidding?”

Mark Levin listens as President Donald Trump speaks during a Hanukkah reception in the East Room of the White House, Tuesday, Dec. 16, 2025, in Washington. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)

His guest, comic-turned-political pundit Dave Smith, was just as shocked.

“Over Donald Trump! Not just the president, Donald Trump. The most dominant alpha male guy who does that to other people,” Smith said.

Smith said a moment later, “To do that to Donald Trump — I’m not trying to make too much of a little thing — and then proclaims him the first Jewish president, [it was] very strange.”

Carlson assured him it was not a “little thing.”

“You gotta think that — Trump never said this to me, but just knowing him, you’ve got to think he’s filled with rage with someone doing that to him,” Carlson said. “But he puts up with it anyway.”

He continued:

If you want to exert power over someone whose powerful, there’s a way to do it. But the last way to do it is be like ‘I’m in charge here, just so you know, I’m more powerful than the president of the United States. That’s what Levin is saying and Trump is putting up with it.

This is either a form of  sadomasochism, but it also reveals like the true architecture of power.

Carlson’s comments come after he has criticized the war against Iran. He called the joint U.S. and Israeli strikes that killed Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei “absolutely disgusting and evil” and argued the war was being “waged” strictly on behalf of Israel — a country that Carlson has been fixated on lately.

Trump responded by booting Carlson from his Make America Great Again movement.  The president has also scoffed at critics who have said Israel forced him to attack Iran.

“If anything, I might’ve forced Israel’s hand,” Trump said last month.

And while his relationship with Carlson has soured, Trump and Levin seem to be getting along better than ever. Trump defended Levin in his feud with Megyn Kelly recently, and last weekend he told his followers to watch Levin’s Fox News show, where Levin made the case for sending troops into Iran.

Watch above via YouTube.

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TikTok has gone through a lot of changes as of late, especially since U.S. companies took a majority stake in the company. But while users have had to decipher new terms of service, some of which raise alarm bells, they've also had some innocuous adjustments to contend with as well. Case in point: TikTok now has a game, built right into your DMs. You just need to know where to find it.

TikTok told TechCrunch about the game on Tuesday. While you might assume the gameplay has something to do with TikTok itself—short-form videos, influencers, etc.—the game itself is a very basic platformer. In fact, it strongly resembles "Doodle Jump," if you ever played that on your iPhone or Android. The goal is simple: Your "character" bounces automatically, and you drag it left or right across the screen to try to bounce on ascending alligator platforms. If you fall, you lose. If you land on a skeleton instead of a crocodile, you lose. Otherwise, you keep going up and up, racking up more and more points until you do stumble. You can also hit speed boosts to soar through the game for a few seconds (more on that in a moment).

The game is meant to be played solo or against other players. As this game is hidden in DMs, you can play against your friends one-on-one or in group chats. When you start up a game, your "character's" icon is actually the profile picture of your friend, which is a fun touch.

How to play TikTok's hidden DM game

If you head to a DM with a friend, you won't really have an indication that you can play the game. In order to play it, you'll need to send a single emoji—any emoji. When you do, you'll see small text at the bottom of the thread that reads: "Tap emoji to play emoji game." Do so, and the game launches. The quirk is, the emoji you sent turns into the speed boost that occasionally appears throughout your game.

TikTok isn't the only social media app to offer a hidden DM game. Instagram rolled out its own version two years ago. It, too, can be found by sending a single emoji, which in turn dictates the emoji-theme of the game.

Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama gestures as he presides over an event during which Tibet supporters from India made him offerings for his longevity at the Tsuglakhang temple in Dharamshala, India, Wednesday, March 11, 2026. (AP Photo/Ashwini Bhatia)

The Dalai Lama on Tuesday joined Pope Leo XIV in his call for peace and criticism of the U.S. and Israel’s war against Iran.

The Pope has been at odds with President Donald Trump’s administration on a number of key issues. In recent weeks, Pope Leo has repeatedly called for the laying down of arms to bring an end to the conflict in the Middle East. At the time of writing, the U.S. was increasing its presence in the region as many speculated there would eventually a ground invasion in Iran.

On Tuesday, the Dalai Lama said in a statement:

I wholeheartedly endorse the powerful appeal for peace made by the Holy Father, Pope Leo, during his Palm Sunday Mass. His call for the laying down of arms and the renunciation of violence resonated profoundly with me, as it speaks to the very essence of what all major religions teach.

Indeed, whether we look to Christianity, Buddhism, Islam, Hinduism, Judaism or any of the world’s great spiritual traditions, the message is fundamentally the same: love, compassion, tolerance, and self-discipline. Violence finds no true home in any of these teachings. History has shown us time and again that violence only begets more violence and is never a lasting foundation for peace.

An enduring resolution to conflict, including the ones we see in the Middle East or between Russia and Ukraine, must be rooted in dialogue, diplomacy and mutual respect — approached with the understanding that, at the deepest level, we are all brothers and sisters.

I urge for and pray that the violence and conflicts may soon come to an end.

In response to the Pope recently stating that God “does not listen to the prayers of those who wage war,” White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt on said during Monday’s briefing she didn’t think that “there is anything wrong with our military leaders or president calling on the American people to pray for our service members and those serving our country overseas.” She added that the U.S. was “founded 250 years ago almost on Judeo-Christian values.”

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You don't need a sprawling home gym to stay in shape. What you need is smart gear—equipment that stores under a bed, hangs on a door, or folds flat against a wall. And right now, Amazon's Big Spring Sale is offering some of the best prices of the year on exactly this kind of compact, apartment-friendly fitness gear.

Foldable under-desk walking pad

The biggest obstacle to owning a treadmill in a small apartment is floor space. That's what makes a foldable under-desk walking pad such a great deal. This budget option is available on Amazon for $99.98, down from $129.99. You can walk at a steady pace while watching TV or taking a call, then fold the handle bar down and store it either upright against the wall or under your bed or couch.

If you're willing to splurge, I personally recommend opting for this Merach walking pad, available on Amazon for $338.98.

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Resistance bands set

If there is one piece of fitness equipment that every small-space dweller should own, it's a resistance band set. They weigh next to nothing, coil into a drawer, and can replicate nearly every gym machine movement: rows, chest presses, bicep curls, glute kickbacks, lateral walks. A good set will include multiple resistance levels, so you can progress over time without buying new equipment.

There are plenty of options on sale right now, like this set for $24.98 (down from $37.99) or the full TRX resistance band set for $148.71 (down from $174.95).

Travel-sized massage gun

I always say, recovery is half the workout—and a massage gun is the fastest way to flush out soreness without booking a massage appointment. The Bob and Brad Q2 Ultra Mini Massage Gun is available for $78.82, down from $99.99. Its compact size makes it perfect for travel or bringing to the gym. Most importantly, it does still pack a punch, as I share in my more in-depth review here.

Some more deals for your muscle recovery:

• 5 in 1 Foam Roller Set, $32.99, down from $39.95

• 1-Inch Thick Yoga Mat, $29.99, down from $36.99

• TriggerPoint Grid 1.0 Foam Roller, $27.99, was $39.99

Adjustable dumbbells

Adjustable dumbbells are the ultimate space-saver for strength training. Buying individual pairs of dumbbells from five to 80 pounds in five-pound increments would cost well over $1,500 and eat up valuable floor space. Adjustable dumbbells deliver the same versatility for a fraction of that price, whichever brand you choose.

The PowerBlock Elite EXP Adjustable Dumbbells are $339.51 (down from $449). You'd be hard-pressed to find a "best home dumbbells" list without PowerBlocks near the top. These dumbbells are incredibly compact, which is the whole point of going adjustable over a traditional rack of individual weights.

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Fitness trackers

No home gym is complete without a way to track your workouts. For all the best deals on Garmin, Fitbit, Apple, Samsung, Suunto, and more, check out my colleague Beth Skwarecki's round-up here.

Here are some highlights from the most popular brands:

• Apple Watch Series 11, GPS starting at $299 (down from $399). Series 11 is the current version, released in 2025.

• Garmin Forerunner 965, $499.99, originally $599.99 when it first launched in 2023. (It has since been replaced by the Forerunner 970.)

• Fitbit Versa 4, $149.95, down from $199.95.

• Suunto Run: $179, down from $199.

Amazon's Big Spring Sale ends tonight, March 31, at 11:59 p.m. PT (April 1, 2:59 a.m. ET).