For almost 30 years, Google worked the same way. Websites created the content. Google indexed it. Users clicked the links. Everyone benefited. That deal is starting to fall apart. Google still controls roughly 90% of global search. Now it puts AI answers at the top of the page. Most people never need to scroll. They … Read more
The timing almost sounds fictional. Leopold Aschenbrenner was reportedly in Carmel, California, preparing for a multi-day wedding celebration, complete with a pre-wedding colloquium on big ideas, just as his AI-focused hedge fund was unraveling. The 24-year-old had built a firm that at one point managed roughly $45 billion, riding the AI boom with heavily leveraged … Read more
50k to 60k crossed into Ceuta. Most young men. 57-67 dead. Nearly all returned fast. Videos and intel reports show trucks, buses, police pointing the way. Spanish warnings ignored. Coordination claims match the footage and history of Morocco using migration as pressure. earth's cancer There is so much misinformation being spread about what’s actually happening … Read more
“even with “140,000 troops on the ground… on top of 350,000 Afghan troops,” we “could not stop crossborder traffic in that one province.” Yet Washington claims we can… We could not "quarantine" South Vietnam, not even with unlimited B-52 carpet bombing, 5,000 combat aircraft, and 500,000 American troops on the ground. Right in South Vietnam. … Read more
Regular folks get priced out of fun while AI companies get the chips for chatbots. Gaming used to be for everyone, now it feels like private club membership. Nintendo Switch 2 now heading to 500 dollars in US from September after earlier 450 launch. High end Xbox Series X jumping to 800 dollars from August … Read more
FBI and EPA confirmed incidents across at least seven states with some degraded operations. Intelligence assessments keep linking the water hacks to Iran-affiliated actors. Trump public comments blaming Minnesota came after agencies flagged the pattern. Regional tensions rose with more talk of energy targets and possible weekend action. Water systems stay on high alert with … Read more
President Donald Trump on Wednesday said it’s “not possible” for the federal government to fund Medicare, Medicaid and child care costs, arguing that it should be up to the states to “take care” of those programs while the federal government focuses on military spending. The president’s remarks were delivered to attendees at a private Easter … Read more
By Peter Reagan We tend to use the word “safe” as though it has only one meaning. But a life jacket won’t put out a kitchen fire. A smoke detector won’t help much during a flood. They are all safety equipment – they simply address different dangers. The concept of “financial safety” works the same … Read more
SCOOP: The Justice Department's National Fraud Enforcement Division has uncovered roughly $350 million in alleged fraud across the Southeastern U.S., resulting in charges across 7 states, @DailyCaller has learned. The southeastern states have agreed to a data-sharing… — Reagan Reese (@reaganreese_) July 30, 2026 COLUMBIA, S.C. — The Justice Department’s National Fraud Enforcement Division has … Read more
A coach of women’s basketball claims she lacks the science knowledge to decide if men belong in it. “Exclusion is never the answer” is the safest corporate line available. Player said the quiet part out loud. Coach hid behind “not educated enough.” Deeper conversations is code for never answering the question. The Indiana Fever coach … Read more
From shakes to cereals, high-protein branded products are everywhere, all repeating the mantra that we need to be getting more and more protein, especially through midlife and beyond. It’s a global industry worth a reported $78bn. But ageing science is telling a more nuanced story. In reality, for many people, eating too much protein could … Read more
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Justice Department moved Friday to dismiss a criminal case charging a former Olympian with deliberately damaging the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, saying evidence prosecutors had recently received refuted the idea that vandals were to blame. Government lawyers said in a 20-page court filing that additional documents provided by the Interior Department … Read more
New study tracked 900 adults ages 18 to 65 for two weeks. Daily check-ins on mood stress temptation and internet use. Temptation roughly doubled the odds of logging on that day. Stress and mood barely predicted use. People with severe problematic use already logged on 82 percent of days. Higher temptation meant longer use more … Read more
by Michael When will the mainstream media finally admit that we are literally watching World War III play out right in front of our eyes? The war in the Middle East has been going on for more than 1,000 days, and there is no end in sight. The war in Ukraine has already lasted longer … Read more
AI focused hedge fund Situational Awareness already blew up from leverage this week. Oracle stock cratered as debt for data centers piled up. Semiconductor indexes lost trillions in July before a partial rebound. Ray Dalio (Bridgewater founder) just confirmed it: AI is the biggest US investment bubble in history. Same pattern as 1929 and 2000. … Read more
34 YEARS OLD VIRGIN. Still living at home. And Caleb Hammer was NOT ready for what he was about to hear. Caleb: “So you live with your mom and your brother?” Guest: “Yeah. I just pay for my own groceries.” Caleb: “You’re 34 and you don’t have any real goals for your life?” Guest: “I … Read more
China is rapidly integrating AI into education, and this demonstration showcases some of the latest classroom technology being developed for teachers and students. In this video, a presenter demonstrates an AI-powered interactive whiteboard that can recognize handwritten equations, generate function graphs, identify geometric figures, create dynamic 3D cross-sections, answer spoken questions using AI, and even … Read more
Ceuta crisis is the biggest single day surge into Europe in years. Morocco media called recovery of Ceuta and Melilla inevitable. European leaders demand Spain explain the border collapse. Sanchez government still lacks the long promised full security plan for the enclaves. 🚨 REPORTER TO ELON MUSK: "You exaggerate the scale of Europe's problems!" ELON: … Read more
Hinson got hit with direct questions on camera about the donations and the delay. Broader report showed 40 Epstein tied billionaires poured 1.6 billion into US elections mostly to Republicans since 2010. Epstein files continue driving attacks on candidates who took related money. Q: Congresswoman Hinson, why did you delay the release of the Epstein … Read more
Warsh already cut forward guidance and keeps statements short. Markets have less to price from his words. Three dissents at his second meeting as chair showed internal division over rates. He created task forces on communications data and the balance sheet right after taking the job. More changes still coming. Lol they can't raise rates … Read more
Delinquency rates kept climbing through multiple quarters. Pattern matches the run up to prior crises. Sun Belt inventory recovery continues while affordability stays broken. FHA serious delinquencies jumped hard in one year. Pressure builds on lower end mortgages.
Everyone assumes Copart needs more car accidents to grow. I think that’s yesterday’s story. The real story is what happens after the accident. Think about a car that cost $6,000 to repair in 2015. Today, that same collision might require a new bumper, radar module, cameras, ADAS calibration, wiring harnesses, LED headlights, and dozens of … Read more
A Reddit user claimed they landed in Rochester, New York and were quoted $280 on Uber and $310 on Lyft for an 89-mile trip. After walking about 0.6 miles away from the airport, the same trip reportedly dropped to $184 on Uber and $169 on Lyft. Think about what that means. Walking half a mile … Read more
