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  • Jason Weisberger
    7:49 am Thu, Dec 4, 2025
    New fentanyl vaccine could save lives if the government doesn't ban it for being a vaccine vaccine

    In a bold and probably soon-to-be-controversial move, scientists are developing a vaccine that could prevent fentanyl overdoses. Instead of just reviving people with Narcan after they collapse, biotech startup ARMR… Read the rest of the article: New fentanyl vaccine could save lives if the government doesn't ban it for being a vaccine

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  • Jason Weisberger
    10:36 am Wed, Dec 3, 2025
    Buffy reboot confronts the OG show's wild premise of centuries‑old men thirsting after a sophomore Season One Logo: Buffy the Vampire Slayer

    At long last, the Buffy reboot has a director brave enough to acknowledge the show's most uncomfortable truth: that Buffy's love life was basically a YA supernatural romance written by… Read the rest of the article: Buffy reboot confronts the OG show's wild premise of centuries‑old men thirsting after a sophomore

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  • Jason Weisberger
    10:06 am Wed, Dec 3, 2025
    Lying to pregnant people likely to become constitutionally protected speech davidsmith520/shutterstock.com

    Good news for liars: the Supreme Court may soon rule that anti-abortion "crisis pregnancy centers" have a constitutional right to deceive vulnerable women, so long as they do it in… Read the rest of the article: Lying to pregnant people likely to become constitutionally protected speech

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  • Jason Weisberger
    9:54 am Wed, Dec 3, 2025
    OpenAI in open panic over Gemini's sudden dominance OpenAI CEO Sam Altman explaining his business plan to a power loader operator.

    Profitless and funded by an ongoing circle jerk of VCs and strategic deals, OpenAI is in a panic as Google's Gemini has apparently ceased sucking and taken the lead in… Read the rest of the article: OpenAI in open panic over Gemini's sudden dominance

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  • Jason Weisberger
    9:10 am Wed, Dec 3, 2025
    "RFK Jr: The Musical" by Randy Rainbow Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (based on photo by lev radin / Shutterstock.com)

    Randy Rainbow sings and dances RFK Jr's anti-science agenda. Singing a Broadway-style show song packed with RFK Jr.'s unfounded, conspiracy theory-laden approach to health policy, Randy Rainbow makes light of… Read the rest of the article: "RFK Jr: The Musical" by Randy Rainbow

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  • Jason Weisberger
    8:27 am Wed, Dec 3, 2025
    Trump's reality bending cabinet meetings of praise Mugshots of Jeffrey Epstein and Donald Trump

    When convicted felon and real estate fraud Donald Trump is not napping during a cabinet meeting, his sycophant squad is heaping praise on him for some of the most ridiculous… Read the rest of the article: Trump's reality bending cabinet meetings of praise

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  • Jason Weisberger
    10:11 am Tue, Dec 2, 2025
    More analysis of Tesla's Cybertruck fiasco Elon Musk (screengrab)

    The Cybertruck is an unmitigated disaster. Poor production quality, unmet promises, and a buffoon CEO alienating his customer base all contribute to the problem, but wait… there's more. This video… Read the rest of the article: More analysis of Tesla's Cybertruck fiasco

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  • Jason Weisberger
    8:08 am Tue, Dec 2, 2025
    With a straight face Karoline Leavitt calls killing two men clinging to a boat "self defense" Image: Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt / White House Press Conference

    The Trump White House unintentionally admitted what we already suspected: a second military strike was launched on survivors of a destroyed boat in the Caribbean. It is now US policy… Read the rest of the article: With a straight face Karoline Leavitt calls killing two men clinging to a boat "self defense"

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  • Jason Weisberger
    7:38 am Tue, Dec 2, 2025
    Grandpa Puddin' Brains barrels past the last guardrail of reality President Donald Trump (Joey Sussman/shutterstock.com)

    Stable genius Donald Trump, who apparently hallucinates more than a Burning Man tent full of bedazzled twenty-somethings, has retweeted an Alex Jones missive so dumb I have to wonder who… Read the rest of the article: Grandpa Puddin' Brains barrels past the last guardrail of reality

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  • Jason Weisberger
    7:22 am Tue, Dec 2, 2025
    Nancy Mace exposed taking credit for a bill she opposed Image: Philip Yabut/shutterstock.com

    Community notes on social media expose bathroom policeperson Rep. Nancy Mace's tantrum-throwing, duplicitous lies as she claims to have secured funding she vehemently opposed. Her social media graphic touted the… Read the rest of the article: Nancy Mace exposed taking credit for a bill she opposed

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  • Jason Weisberger
    6:56 am Tue, Dec 2, 2025
    American gets stuck in giant German vagina, rescued by 22 baffled firefighters

    "It was a dare." It took 22 German firefighters to rescue an American exchange student who got himself stuck leg-first inside a giant vagina sculpture. It was supposed to be… Read the rest of the article: American gets stuck in giant German vagina, rescued by 22 baffled firefighters

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  • Jason Weisberger
    6:45 am Tue, Dec 2, 2025
    Kim Trammell absolutely slays the Laverne and Shirley theme

    Kim Trammell playing drums for this hit themesong is some serious fun! Laverne & Shirley wasn't merely a sitcom, it was a fizzy, blue-collar rebellion wrapped in slapstick and stuffed… Read the rest of the article: Kim Trammell absolutely slays the Laverne and Shirley theme

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  • Jason Weisberger
    11:18 am Mon, Dec 1, 2025
    Netflix fights password sharing by deleting convenience Netflix

    Netflix, the company that once begged you to chill, now wants you to suffer. It's quietly disabled casting to most TVs unless you're rich, nostalgic, or own a TV older… Read the rest of the article: Netflix fights password sharing by deleting convenience

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  • Jason Weisberger
    11:01 am Mon, Dec 1, 2025
    Disneyland's solution to screen time? Face-mounted spyware Visit Disneyland's new Anaphylactic Adventure Cafe! (Boing Boing/Midjourney)

    Disney wants you to stop looking at your phone in the parks, so strap a Zuckerberg-powered surveillance headset to your face instead. The big idea? Meta's AI glasses will whisper… Read the rest of the article: Disneyland's solution to screen time? Face-mounted spyware

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  • Jason Weisberger
    10:49 am Mon, Dec 1, 2025
    Tesla grants Musk a trillion-dollar trophy he'll never cash, just like the Cybertruck he can't sell Elon Musk Horse Trader

    Tesla's trillion-dollar pay package for Elon "From the Heart" Musk appears to be all optics, as the goals that represent real progress for the company are as unattainable as the… Read the rest of the article: Tesla grants Musk a trillion-dollar trophy he'll never cash, just like the Cybertruck he can't sell

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  • Jason Weisberger
    8:49 am Mon, Dec 1, 2025
    Pete Hegseth turns alleged extrajudicial killings into parody of a children's story book Image of Pete Hegseth; by Gage Skidmore from Surprise, AZ, United States of America, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

    Absolute loser Pete Hegseth allegedly ordered the U.S. military to "kill everybody" on a suspected drug boat and then joked about it with a rocket-launcher-wielding Franklin the Turtle meme. That's… Read the rest of the article: Pete Hegseth turns alleged extrajudicial killings into parody of a children's story book

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  • Jason Weisberger
    8:39 am Mon, Dec 1, 2025
    Court rules Alina Habba can't cosplay as a U.S. attorney anymore Image: Joe Tabacca / shutterstock.com

    Turns out Donald Trump can't just slap a badge on his favorite TV lawyer and call her a U.S. attorney. A federal appeals court has ruled that ethically challenged Alina… Read the rest of the article: Court rules Alina Habba can't cosplay as a U.S. attorney anymore

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  • Jason Weisberger
    9:52 am Wed, Nov 26, 2025
    After 11-years Brazilian reporter Manuela Borges gets to rub Bolsonaro's face in it bolsonaro falsifying covid vaccination

    This clip of a Brazilian reporter having her moment after 11 years is a feel-good masterpiece. Manuela Borges told Bolsonaro, to his face, that he'd face criminal prosecution, and finally,… Read the rest of the article: After 11-years Brazilian reporter Manuela Borges gets to rub Bolsonaro's face in it

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  • Jason Weisberger
    9:43 am Wed, Nov 26, 2025
    Trump's energy plan: nationalize Walmart's generators and pray Image: Walmart; Sundry Photography / shutterstock.com

    In a plot twist that seems like Ayn Rand on ketamine, Trump's Energy Secretary wants to nationalize Walmart's backup generators to keep the lights on. These free-market crusaders are now… Read the rest of the article: Trump's energy plan: nationalize Walmart's generators and pray

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  • Jason Weisberger
    9:30 am Wed, Nov 26, 2025
    Interview with racially profiled US citizen attacked and abused by ICE

    "Imagine just sleeping, and you see eight armed men in masks…these men look like straight criminals." Meet Emmanuel Arguello Castillo, an 18-year-old US citizen from North Carolina. Manny is a… Read the rest of the article: Interview with racially profiled US citizen attacked and abused by ICE

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