There’s a reason why every major corporate mogul and multi-billionaire flocked to Donald Trump‘s side during the 2024 ...

There's actually a word for this. It's called schadenfreude. Literally, it means "enjoyment obtained from the trouble of others." It sounds twisted — and it is. Even more than you might think.

Schadenfreude—raw, gnawing, primal—is the secret glee one takes in another's downfall. Harmless in its cocktail-party variety, but let it fester in grievance and rage, and it signals violence.

Nicolas Miailhe, a board member of the AI governance nonprofit The Future Society, called it "concerning." "Public interest ...

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The fear of the Wales-Ireland fixture becoming a pushover game is a mournful moment for media on both sides of the water. Through the 2010s, it was the most vibrant and spiteful rivalry in the Six ...