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  • Jason Weisberger
    9:45 am Tue, May 26, 2026
    New Subaru repeatedly prevents its owner from the joy of distracted driving

    For decades, dystopian fiction has warned us that artificial intelligence may one day turn against humanity. Instead, it appears to have taken the form of a mildly passive-aggressive Subaru that… Read the rest of the article: New Subaru repeatedly prevents its owner from the joy of distracted driving

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  • Jason Weisberger
    9:30 am Tue, May 26, 2026
    The most alarming parts of Elon Musk's SpaceX filing, ranked

    SpaceX filing reveals Elon's business plan remains "all of civilization, plus ads" Elon Musk's newly public SpaceX filing reads less like a sober disclosure document and more like a hobbyist… Read the rest of the article: The most alarming parts of Elon Musk's SpaceX filing, ranked

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  • Jason Weisberger
    8:59 am Tue, May 26, 2026
    Scientists confirm alcohol is, in fact, bad for you despite civilization's vigorous objections

    A sweeping new review of decades of research has reached the kind of conclusion your pancreas could probably have offered for free: alcohol contributes to a startling range of diseases,… Read the rest of the article: Scientists confirm alcohol is, in fact, bad for you despite civilization's vigorous objections

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  • Jason Weisberger
    8:53 am Tue, May 26, 2026
    Your WiFi router knows it's you

    Turns out you may not need to carry a tracking device everywhere if the room itself is already doing the job: researchers say ordinary WiFi can recognize individuals with startling… Read the rest of the article: Your WiFi router knows it's you

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  • Jason Weisberger
    8:47 am Tue, May 26, 2026
    Grandpa Pudding Brains pauses Memorial Day tribute to workshop a joke about dead soldiers named Donald Donald Trump (Lucas Parker/shutterstock.com)

    At Arlington National Cemetery, in a speech ostensibly honoring Americans who died in military service, Donald Trump somehow veered into a strange little stand-up routine about how many of the… Read the rest of the article: Grandpa Pudding Brains pauses Memorial Day tribute to workshop a joke about dead soldiers named Donald

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  • Jason Weisberger
    5:15 pm Fri, May 22, 2026
    Grandpa Pudding Brains: "Most people don't know dumb has a B" Mugshots of Jeffrey Epstein and Donald Trump

    Next week's breakthrough: why "knife" starts with a K. In the middle of calling someone stupid, Donald Trump took a detour into what appeared to be a fresh personal revelation… Read the rest of the article: Grandpa Pudding Brains: "Most people don't know dumb has a B"

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  • Jason Weisberger
    2:44 pm Thu, May 21, 2026
    Louvre creates containment zone for people who only came to selfie with Mona Lisa

    The Louvre is giving the Mona Lisa her own dedicated exhibition space, a move that should dramatically improve conditions both for art lovers and for the daily migrating herds of… Read the rest of the article: Louvre creates containment zone for people who only came to selfie with Mona Lisa

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  • Jason Weisberger
    1:19 pm Thu, May 21, 2026
    Experts warn men not to turn scrotums into septic DIY water balloons

    Doctors are pleading with men to stop injecting assorted fluids into their testicles for social-media masculinity cred, which feels like the sort of sentence that should never have needed writing.… Read the rest of the article: Experts warn men not to turn scrotums into septic DIY water balloons

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  • Jason Weisberger
    12:23 pm Thu, May 21, 2026
    Waymo's autonomous taxis remain strangely drawn to floodwater Waymo (Iv-olga / Shutterstock.com)

    Somewhere inside the neural net is apparently a very determined salmon. Waymo has reportedly suspended robotaxi operations in yet another city after one of its autonomous vehicles drove directly into… Read the rest of the article: Waymo's autonomous taxis remain strangely drawn to floodwater

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  • Jason Weisberger
    11:17 am Thu, May 21, 2026
    Democrats finally release 2024 autopsy, somehow forget to examine the body sad democratic donkey

    After months of treating its 2024 election autopsy like the Ark of the Covenant, the Democratic National Committee has finally released the document, only for it to emerge as a… Read the rest of the article: Democrats finally release 2024 autopsy, somehow forget to examine the body

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  • Jason Weisberger
    10:58 am Thu, May 21, 2026
    Police sue to stop Trump's apparent Jan. 6 loyalty rewards scheme

    Nothing says law-and-order presidency like a possible rebate program for political violence. Having offered up a scheme that seats Donald Trump more as a comic book criminal and less like… Read the rest of the article: Police sue to stop Trump's apparent Jan. 6 loyalty rewards scheme

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  • Jason Weisberger
    9:48 am Thu, May 21, 2026
    Trump's ghoul boasts of massive imaginary fan club during Fox News masculinity pageant Stephen Miller (Phil Mistry/shutterstock.com)

    The truly confident man, as we all know, must periodically explain his confidence to Jesse Watters. Stephen Miller dropped by Jesse Watters' ongoing televised symposium on fragile masculinity to explain… Read the rest of the article: Trump's ghoul boasts of massive imaginary fan club during Fox News masculinity pageant

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  • Jason Weisberger
    9:37 am Thu, May 21, 2026
    LA's Tesla road rager gets 7 years after taking his act to Hawaii Violent road rager Nathan Radimak

    The baffling part isn't that he did it again; it's that he was in a position to. Nathaniel Radimak, the notorious Los Angeles Tesla road-rage attacker whose violent confrontations became… Read the rest of the article: LA's Tesla road rager gets 7 years after taking his act to Hawaii

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  • Jason Weisberger
    8:02 am Thu, May 21, 2026
    Small potatoes: Oregon county backs away from Greater Idaho fantasy

    Turns out "becoming Idaho" gets less exciting once someone mentions wages, infrastructure, and math. The long-running dream of peeling conservative chunks off Oregon and gluing them onto Idaho just lost… Read the rest of the article: Small potatoes: Oregon county backs away from Greater Idaho fantasy

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  • Jason Weisberger
    11:01 am Wed, May 20, 2026
    DOJ quietly slips Trump what looks a lot like permanent audit invisibility Mugshots of Jeffrey Epstein and Donald Trump

    "What could he possibly be hiding?" is, admittedly, not the reassuring question we're all thinking. While Todd Blanche was apparently busy testifying before the Senate about other matters, the Justice… Read the rest of the article: DOJ quietly slips Trump what looks a lot like permanent audit invisibility

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  • Jason Weisberger
    10:46 am Wed, May 20, 2026
    Incredible AI slop from the Department of Education

    This is what happens when you do not care. Everything about this image says "wow, AI really went nuts here!" and not "we should use this to represent the United… Read the rest of the article: Incredible AI slop from the Department of Education

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  • Jason Weisberger
    10:40 am Wed, May 20, 2026
    Grandpa Pudding Brains free associates a commencement address Trump and Epstein party in 1992. Screenshot from video in the NBC News archives

    The real question here is what speech or words are being displayed on the teleprompters, as convicted felon, real estate fraudster, and over 26 times credibly accused of sexual assault,… Read the rest of the article: Grandpa Pudding Brains free associates a commencement address

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  • Jason Weisberger
    12:27 pm Tue, May 19, 2026
    Tesla Cybertruck owner, intending to test "wade mode," learns about "sink mode" tesla cybertruck abuse

    "Numerous water safety violations" is a spectacular phrase when discussing a pickup truck. A Texas man reportedly looked at Tesla's "wade mode" feature, absorbed whatever meaning he wished from those… Read the rest of the article: Tesla Cybertruck owner, intending to test "wade mode," learns about "sink mode"

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  • Jason Weisberger
    12:16 pm Tue, May 19, 2026
    Greenlanders offer Trump envoy the universally understood finger gesture for "no to annexation" MAGA

    In what appears to have been a pilot program for "colonialism, but make it weirdly condescending," Trump emissary Jeff Landry reportedly tried to win over Greenlanders with MAGA merch and… Read the rest of the article: Greenlanders offer Trump envoy the universally understood finger gesture for "no to annexation"

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  • Jason Weisberger
    11:08 am Tue, May 19, 2026
    AI's giant rural job machine mostly appears to manufacture hype

    The AI boom has discovered rural America, where struggling towns are being promised salvation in the form of enormous data centers, industrial temples to machine learning that reportedly create far… Read the rest of the article: AI's giant rural job machine mostly appears to manufacture hype

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