Ho ho ho: Tennessee anti-terrorist official gave the ACLU of Tennessee a hell of a Christmas present: according to them, the ACLU belongs on a map of terrorism events and other suspicious activity: "Equating a group's attempts to protect religious freedom in Tennessee with suspicious activity related to terrorism is outrageous. Religious freedom is a founding principle in our Constitution — not fodder for overzealous law enforcement."
Tennessee anti-terrorism officials put ACLU on map of "terrorism events and other suspicious activity"
Pulitzer winner Wesley Lowery faces multiple sexual misconduct allegations
[UPDATE: An earlier version of this post was incorrectly attributed to a different author. It has since been corrected.] Wesley Lowery, one of America's most prominent journalists, faces multiple allegations… READ THE REST
"My life expectancy is maybe this summer" — Dilbert's Scott Adams reveals terminal cancer diagnosis
Scott Adams, creator of the "Dilbert" comic strip, revealed he has terminal prostate cancer that has spread to his bones. It's the same disease affecting former president Joe Biden. During… READ THE REST
Trump threatens media again
President Trump is intensifying his campaign against press freedom, threatening legal action against ABC News for its coverage of a Boeing 747 jet from Qatar — the latest in a… READ THE REST
Wireless and wallet-friendly—like a tracker should be
TL;DR: Looks like a credit card; acts like a GPS—get three KeySmart SmartCards for just $79.97 (reg. $119.97). You know what no one misses? That mini panic attack when you reach for your wallet and… READ THE REST
Turn off the YouTube vlogs—travel for real with a year of cheap flights
TL;DR: Get personalized flight deals sent straight to your inbox through Dollar Flight Club—just $9.99 (reg. $69.99) for an entire year. Let's set the scene: You're daydreaming about Italy. Maybe it's pasta on… READ THE REST
This IDE might spoil you forever, and it's just $28
TL;DR: Microsoft Visual Studio Professional 2022 is just $27.97 (reg. $499) through June 1. Let's not sugarcoat it—you've been pushing through projects with a patchwork of free tools, stubborn code, and the… READ THE REST
