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Ken Griffin says CEO anxiety hits new highs amid social media witch hunts.
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Citadel CEO: CEOs Terrified of Politics but Still Hate Sucking Up to Politicians
Ken Griffin says CEO anxiety hits new highs amid social media witch hunts.
At the Wall Street Journal's Invest Live event in Davos on February 2026, Citadel CEO Ken Griffin unveiled the hottest C...
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Two Prediction Markets Compete For NYC’s Biggest Free Grocery Line Showdown
Because nothing says brand building like turning hunger into a crowd-control experiment.
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Over 20 Democrats Join GOP to Pretend Government Shutdown Isn’t Happening
Because nothing says ‘leadership’ like a two-week band-aid on Homeland Security.
In a theatrical display of bipartisan half-measures, 21 Democrats and most Republicans voted 217-214 on February 3, 2026...
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Trump Demands Republicans 'Nationalize' Voting, But Not the KFCs
Calls for takeover in 15 vague places, democracy remains uninvited.
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House Passes Vote By One Vote to Debate Ending Shutdown While Still Arguing
Because what’s democracy without 45 minutes of suspense and Trump calling wives liberal?
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AI Lobsters Throw Open Doors and Data Like It’s Crabby Hospitality
Meet OpenClaw and Moltbook: the digital butlers ignoring security lessons.
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Solopreneurs Outsmart Billion-Dollar Conglomerates Using AI Like Pocket-Sized Wizards
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French Prosecutors Raid Elon’s Office for AI Holocaust Denial and Bikini Blunders
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Seattle Chef Drags U.S. Pot Pies While Winning English Pub Glory
Turns out, failing pastry is theatrical in England, just not in your kitchen.
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Ukrainian Drones Now Powered by $30 Sneaker Insoles, Winter Won Again
Because why invent new tech when foot warmers exist?
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Chinese Hackers Ghost at U.S. Diplomatic Christmas Party with Fake Briefings
Turns out opening the holiday gift was the worst move anyone made all season.
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When AI goes wild, hire storytellers to pretend they get it too.
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Turns out vibe coding means vibes, plus a sprinkle of catastrophic security flaws.
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Ex-Google Engineer Uploads AI Secrets to Personal Cloud, Forgets Privacy Exists
Because nothing says 'I'm loyal' like syncing state secrets to your Gmail account.
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Australian MPs Attend Church, Pray for Interest Rates Instead of Salvation
When your budget’s a crisis, divine intervention becomes the RBA’s secret weapon.
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Disney's International Visitors Disappear Like a Hidden Mickey in Fog
Turns out 'The Most Magical Place on Earth' isn’t enchanting enough post-2025.
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