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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.
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Swedish Cash Flows Into British Sewage, Because Why Not Save Poop Stocks?
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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 ...
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Family’s 5-Year Global Roadtrip Ends; Daughter Now Obsessed With Socks, Not Airports
After half a million YouTube fans, the kid just wants a room that smells like vanilla.
In a plot twist that confuses 'The Count of Monte Cristo' and family therapy, the Lockwoods spent five years jet-setting...
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Family Moves to Japan After 8 Years, Learns Lost Identity Isn’t on Google Translate
Turns out prepping for every form but not existential dread is *super* common.
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Swedish Cash Flows Into British Sewage, Because Why Not Save Poop Stocks?
When your water’s filthy but your CEO’s pay is sparkling gold.
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Amazon Fires 57,000 While Claiming They’re The “World’s Largest Startup”
Because nothing says innovation like mass layoffs and AI scapegoating.
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Iran Blocks Strait of Hormuz, World Googles 'How to Cancel Oil'
Global economy’s worst game of geopolitical Jenga goes nuclear on prices.
In an epic sequel nobody wanted, Iran’s not-so-friendly blockade of the Strait of Hormuz has sent oil prices on a caffei...
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73-Year-Old Does Splits, Confuses Age Doctors and TikTok Yoga Gurus
Victor Chan’s workout routine ages backwards, defies both science and common sense.
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Australian Shares Do the Worm After Oil Price Jumps, Wallets Cry
ASX loses $130 billion, proving bad timing remains Australia’s export.
On an unforgettable Monday, Australian shares took a nosedive wiping out a jaw-dropping $130 billion—yeah, that’s roughl...
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78-Year-Old IBM Vet Beats TikTok Teens at Vibe Coding by Just Vibing
Old guy climbs tech ladder by vibe-coding AI apps without breaking a hip.
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Oil Finally Breaks $100 Barrier, Trump Says Higher Prices Buy ‘World Peace’
Because paying $3.45 a gallon is just ‘‘a small price’’ for safety, right?
In a plot twist hotter than July, oil prices jumped above $100 a barrel Sunday for the first time since Russia-Ukraine w...
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Iran’s Supreme Leader Position Now Officially a Family Business, No Experience Needed
Mojtaba ‘Lightweight’ Khamenei inherits chaos, luxury condos, and dad’s headaches.
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Trump Demands SAVE Act Before Signing Anything, Congress Remains Stuck in Voter ID Fever Dream
Because nothing says 'fix government gridlock' like holding everything hostage with questionable voter proof.
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Apple Plans $2,000 Foldable iPhone and Cameras in AirPods Because Why Not
Now you can hear privacy users gasp AND see their shocked faces up close.
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Schumer Tells Trump to Drain Giant Texas Salt Vault Like It's Soda Pop
Because when gas prices spike, why not crack open ancient salty juice?
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer aka Captain Obvious demanded Sunday that President Trump release oil from the Strat...
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AI Startup Blacklisted by Pentagon for Not Loving Trump Enough
Turns out praising dictators and shiny gongs pay better than innovation.
Anthropic, an AI startup led by CEO Dario Amodei, got slapped with a Pentagon blacklist this week for being a 'supply ch...
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Grandpa Crosses Atlantic Five Times To Judge Iced Coffee Madness
Early-stage Alzheimer’s can’t stop him from side-eyeing banana pancakes abroad.
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Porsche’s 1900 Hybrid Was Basically Two Engines Having an Identity Crisis
Before Toyota’s Prius, Porsche’s car was busy overcomplicating electricity in wheels.
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Millionaire Who Made Millions Says: 'Tax Us, We Need Normal People to Pay Bills'
Victoria Hattersley pleads guilty to wealth and suggests taxing herself out of paranoia.
Victoria Hattersley, 70, Mount Vernon’s retired millionaire and former Harvard AIDS research admin, backs Washington’s p...