/politics7dTrump Lays Out a Vision of Power Restrained Only by ‘My Own Morality’Asked in a wide-ranging interview with The New York Times if there were any limits on his global powers, Mr. Trump said: “Yeah, there is one thing. My own morality. My own mind. It’s the only thing that can stop me.” “I don’t need international law,” he added. “I’m not looking t
/politics10dJan. 6, 2021: A visual archive of the Capitol attackAs Trump attempts to erase history and frame these goons as “patriots,” NPR has archived all the evidence showing it was an insurrection.
/politics16dTrump admin rushes to demolish 13 more historic DC buildings as preservations fight backwtf are these clowns doing?
/politics17dPipe bomb suspect told FBI he targeted U.S. political parties, memo saysSo he believed the election was “stolen”, which is the same lie the sitting President keeps spewing every chance he gets. The audacity of the right to claim that the “radical left” is responsible for so much politically-charged criminal activity is just laughably insane.
/politics17d'Major scandal': Trump's DOJ caught spying on journalist before Epstein's death'Major scandal': Trump's DOJ caught spying on journalist before Epstein's death - A high-profile investigative journalist, Julie K. Brown, discovered her flight itinerary from a trip to Florida in July 2019 in the latest batch of files related to the FBI's investigation of Jeffrey Epstein. The discovery, made about a month before Epstein's death, has sparked outrage and raised questions about the DOJ's surveillance of journalists.
/politics18dState Dept. 'not functioning' as staffers get sidelined for warning Trump is breaking lawFormer State Department lawyers report that employees are hesitant to provide advice that political appointees might not want to hear, leading to concerns about the State Department's functionality and the Trump administration's foreign policy decisions.
/politics21dGoodbye to Language: The Year in TrumpspeakReading his words makes my brain hurt. This old fart makes no sense whatsoever.
/entertainment22dFive Easter-Eggs You Might Have Missed From the 'Fallout' Season 2 PremiereThis editorial from Bloody Disgusting highlights five Easter Eggs from the Season 2 premiere of Prime Video's Fallout show that fans might have missed. These Easter Eggs, which are subtle references to the original games, include the fate of the Dino Dee-Lite Motel, the secret of Starlight Theater, Victor the Securitron, Whack-a-Commie, and Mr. House's role in stopping most of the nukes.
/science25dLiving plants and animals emit a faint glow that fades after deathThis article from The Brighter Side of News reports on a study revealing that living plants and animals emit a faint glow that fades after death. This glow, known as ultraweak photon emission (UPE), originates from metabolic reactions involving reactive oxygen species (ROS) and is visible only with sensitive cameras. The research, conducted by scientists from the University of Calgary and the National Research Council of Canada, shows that UPE is distinct from thermal radiation and bioluminescence, and its intensity correlates with biological activity and chemical stress. After death, the glow fades due to the cessation of active metabolism. The findings suggest UPE could serve as a non-invasive method to monitor biological activity and health in living systems.
/news28dFormer Harvard Medical School morgue manager sentenced to 8 years in prison for stolen bodies plotFormer Harvard Medical School morgue manager Cedric Lodge has been sentenced to 8 years in prison for stealing and selling body parts donated to the school. His wife, Denise Lodge, received a one-year and one-day sentence. The scandal affected over 400 families whose loved ones donated their bodies to Harvard. The couple earned between $40,000 to $95,000 from the scheme.
/entertainment29d'Return to Silent Hill' Rated "R" for Bloody Violent ContentI hope this one is better than the second movie. That one was just one missed opportunity after another.
/politicsDec 15thPentagon Unveils New GenAI Platform, It Immediately Starts Flagging Pete Hegseth's War Crimes - Above the LawThis article discusses the Pentagon's new generative AI platform, GenAi.mil, which was rolled out to provide benefits of artificial intelligence to the Armed Forces. The platform quickly demonstrated its ability to correctly identify a hypothetical Caribbean boat strike as 'unambiguously illegal', a legal question that had stumped the human chain of command. The article highlights the potential of AI in military applications and questions the competence of human officers in comparison.
/newsDec 14thPondering Middle East Petrostates as American Media OwnersThis article discusses the potential implications of Middle Eastern countries, particularly petrostates, investing in American media conglomerates. It raises concerns about the influence these countries might exert on media content despite owning non-voting shares, and questions whether these countries would genuinely respect Western norms.
/newsDec 13thIsraeli settlers attack Palestinians with impunity, halting West Bank olive harvestIsrael's cabinet has extended legal status to 19 previously illegal settlements in the West Bank, leading to increased violence by Jewish settlers against Palestinian communities. Since the October 7 Hamas attacks, attacks have sharply increased, with masked settlers armed with bats and Molotov cocktails attacking Palestinian villages, destroying olive groves, and setting homes and churches on fire. Palestinian farmers are too afraid to harvest their olives, and many have been injured or killed. Despite international outrage, the Israeli government has been criticized for not doing enough to curb the violence, with many attacks going unpunished.
/politicsDec 13thTrump sued by preservation group over $300m White House ballroom projectThe National Trust for Historic Preservation has filed a federal lawsuit against President Trump and his administration to halt the $300m White House ballroom project, alleging that Trump violated multiple federal laws by demolishing part of the historic East Wing without required reviews or congressional approval. The lawsuit seeks a temporary restraining order to freeze all construction activities until proper federal oversight procedures are completed. The National Trust argues that Trump rushed the demolition over objections from preservationists and that no president is legally allowed to tear down portions of the White House without any review or construct a ballroom on public property without giving the public the opportunity to weigh in.
/entertainmentDec 12th'All Will Be Disclosed': Billboards Appear in NY & LA for Steven Spielberg's Untitled UFO MovieSteven Spielberg is set to release an untitled UFO-themed sci-fi movie in 2026, with billboards appearing in New York and Los Angeles as part of the marketing campaign. The film, directed by Spielberg and written by David Koepp, stars Emily Blunt, Josh O’Connor, Colman Domingo, Colin Firth, and Eve Hewson. The billboards display the tagline 'All will be disclosed' along with Spielberg's name and the release date, June 12, 2026.
/technologyDec 12thOpera wants you to pay $20 a month to use its AI-powered browser Neon… no. Absolutely not.
/politicsDec 11thTrump Goes to War With ICC to Shield Himself From ProsecutionThe U.S. government is threatening sanctions on the International Criminal Court if it doesn't change its rules to prevent prosecution of President Trump and other officials. The Trump administration has already imposed sanctions on ICC officials and is demanding the court drop investigations into Israel and U.S. troops in Afghanistan. Changing the ICC's founding document would require approval from two-thirds of the 125 countries that ratified it. The U.S. is not a signatory to the Rome Statute that created the ICC in 2002.
/musicDec 11thKurt Cobain’s Iconic ‘MTV Unplugged’ Guitar Donated To London Royal College Of MusicKurt Cobain’s iconic Martin D-18E guitar, used in Nirvana’s 1993 MTV Unplugged performance and believed to be his last guitar before his death, has been donated to the London Royal College of Music. Sold for a record-setting $6 million in 2020, it will now be part of the college’s historic collection.
/politicsDec 11thCincinnati ICE agent indicted on domestic violence charges, accused of choking womanShocking.
/gamingDec 11thR-Type Dimensions III is coming to consoles and PC in 2026R-Type has always been one of my favorite games, especially the SNES version.
/sportsDec 10thNick Saban Sends Clear Message Amid College Football Hall of Fame Induction - NFLLove him or hate him, he’s arguably the best CFB coach ever.