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In a new video, former MSNBC correspondent Medhi Hasan lays out a rapid-fire parade of horribles on Trump's first-100-days checklist if he is elected once again to the Presidency: declaring martial law, purging civil servants, stacking the government with sociopathic loyalists, persecuting oppenents and the free press, re-instituting the racist Muslim ban, unleashing jackbooted thugs to terrorize immigrants, stripping trans people of health care, and jailing his political enemies. — Read the rest... Читать дальше...

Around a dozen Kennedys showed up at a campaign rally today in Philadelphia to endorse President Biden today — shunning their own unhinged, conspiracy-pushing clan member, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

Gun-toting GOP congresswoman Lauren Boebert took a break from groping dates in public to warn of an imminent biblical apocalypse and an "uprising of righteousness" on the far-right Rumble platform.

Attention, distracted writers: Nick Sjolinder's BYOK is a single focus-writing gadget that hooks up to a keyboard and displays text and text alone. There's four lines of it on-screen, buttons to scroll up and down what you've written. It's charged with USB-C and has WiFi too, to get text off the BYOK and onto more capable devices. — Read the rest

Online marketplaces are stocked to the brim with low-quality e-books generated by LLMs or cruder generative methods. It's nothing new—hucksters have been slapping together garbage ebooks by plagiarizing wikipedia and whatnot since the dawn of the format. But now it happens in incredible, overwhelming volume. — Read the rest

Last week Donald Trump praised Speaker Mike Johnson, saying the Christian Congressman was doing a "very good job." But Junior, in rare form, disagreed with daddy Trump, and instead stood in line behind Moscow Marge. "Enough already!" he wrote in a post, along with a montage of Johnson set to Curb Your Enthusiasm music in which he talks about securing the U.S. — Read the rest

In a lively Reddit discussion, people weighed in on what they consider the most shameful and unethical lines of work in today's society.

"They say in thirty years, a burger and fries could cost $16, a vacation $12,400, and a basic car $65,000," leads a 1996 ad for financial services company TIAA (then TIAA-CREF). "No problem. You'll eat in. You won't drive. And you won't go anywhere." — Read the rest

Colorado Governor Jared Polis signed a bill on Wednesday that gives people protection from having the content of their brainwaves misued.