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Apple’s Smart Home Devices Delayed So Long They’re Basically Tomorrow’s Antiques
Apple's legendary immortality in delay continues as the HomePod with a screen, initially promised in 2025, played a near-mythical game of hide-and-seek through ’this spring’ and now falls into the mystical category of ’next fall.’ Renowned leaker Kosutami p…
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TSA Agents Working Without Pay Create Record Three-Hour Lines, Heroic Chaos Ensues
On Sunday and Monday, Houston Hobby and New Orleans Louis Armstrong airports proudly showcased 2-3 hour TSA wait times thanks to a perfect storm of spring break cruise mania and a partial government shutdown leaving TSA agents to heroically work unpaid—for …
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Digital Nomad Trapped in Lisbon FOMO, Ends Up BFF Ghosted
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Doctors Dismiss Blood on Toilet Paper as 'Postpartum Ambition'
Turns out 'high standards' aren’t a symptom, but cancer might be.
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Trump Forgets Ukraine’s Drone Defense PowerPoint, Now Begs for It Seven Months Later
When ignoring a lifesaving pitch becomes the biggest tactical ‘oops’ since ’08.
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AI Startup Raises $1.03B To Build Robots Smarter Than Their Bosses
LeCun warns: Don’t tell researchers what to do, especially not him.
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VC Declares AI Coding Wars a Peaceful Coexistence Despite Colossal $2.3B Skirmishes
Cursor fans insist 'obsolete' is just a fancy synonym for 'still alive.'
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Australian Politician Promises Safe Hotel, Police Escort As If It’s a Spa Treatment
Because nothing says 'welcome' like ASIO clearance before starting your Aussie adventure.
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TikTok Algorithm Still Loads Rage Content Despite Your 'Not Interested' Screams
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Trump Promises Iran War Almost Over, Senate Must Please First
Because nothing says victory like filibusters and photo ID roadblocks.
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Bluesky CEO Quits to Invent Even More Ways to Escape Twitter Chaos
Jay’s job got so special they made a brand-new title just so she can keep reinventing stuff.
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Apple’s Smart Home Devices Delayed So Long They’re Basically Tomorrow’s Antiques
HomePod with a screen postponed thrice—by 2027 your smart fridge might be obsolete.
Apple's legendary immortality in delay continues as the HomePod with a screen, initially promised in 2025, played a near...
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TSA Agents Working Without Pay Create Record Three-Hour Lines, Heroic Chaos Ensues
Staffing shortages & shutdown put the 'fun' in dysfunctional airport security.
On Sunday and Monday, Houston Hobby and New Orleans Louis Armstrong airports proudly showcased 2-3 hour TSA wait times t...
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Trump and Putin Have ‘Frank’ Hour-Long Iran War Talk, No Complaints Recorded
A friendly chat about war, oil prices, and secret proposals—totally businesslike, we swear.
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Podcast Star Outsources Entire Job to AI, Now Awards Robots $20,000
Steven Bartlett’s AI took over podcasts, kids’ shows, and saved $1.18 million.
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Trump Insures Strait of Hormuz Tankers, Ignores Iran’s DIY Missile Festival
Because nothing says 'safe passage' like letting Iran play Battleship from shore.
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Trump and Netanyahu’s Mutual Decision on Iran: Because War’s a Team Sport
When missile interceptions and war endings require a bromance hotline.
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Lebanon Asks Trump To Broker Peace But Gets Told 'Stop With The B*llshit'
Middle East's hottest club forbids entry without Hezbollah's disarmament pass.
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Governments Beg You to Avoid Driving Like You’re the Last Human on Earth
Because apparently ditching non-essential road trips and setting thermostats to sauna mode will save the world.
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Google Offers Smartwatch That Now Lets You Pay to See If It’s Still Working
Pixel Watch 4 must be charged faster than your attention span at $289.99.
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Serving fish and steak scraps to pigs because apparently pork deserves luxury too.
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AI Startup Sues Pentagon for Calling It ‘Supply Chain Risk’ Like It’s a Spy Movie
Anthropic claims blacklisting threatens free speech, because nothing says ‘First Amendment’ like AI weapons.
On Monday, Anthropic, the AI startup led by CEO Dario Amodei, dusted off its legal briefs and sued the Pentagon, the Exe...
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Pentagon Calls AI Startup a National Security Menace, AI Files Defamation Suit
Because nothing says free speech like being on the government's blacklist for talking back.
On March 6, 2026, Anthropic threw a digital tantrum by suing the Pentagon for branding it a 'supply chain risk'—a label ...