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  • News U.S. guided missile maker goes dark on social media after Gaza photo gets circulated Mark Frauenfelder
  • war Inside the secretive world of B2 Bomber pilots Séamus Bellamy
  • msf Taiwanese Animators tackle Obama's apology for bombing a Doctors Without Borders hospital Xeni Jardin
  • terrorism Why armed lockdown in Boston after the Marathon Bombings was a bad idea Xeni Jardin
  • terrorism Report: Russia warned FBI in 2011 about Boston bombing suspect Tsarnaev Xeni Jardin
  • History New Hiroshima bombing photo shows split mushroom cloud Xeni Jardin
  • Elon Musk (Phil Pasquini / Shutterstock.com)
    Business Poor widdle billionaire sad about criticism while his car sales plunge 80.7% in Sweden Ellsworth Toohey
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    bike Watch a fearless cyclist bomb down an outdoor stairset Popkin
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    animals Flying predator finally captured after violently attacking villagers for weeks (video) Allan Rose Hill
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    Stories being peddled to low information voters (video) Jason Weisberger
  • Fake Musk story spread by Just the Facts on Facebook
    Technology Musk simps spread fake story about their hero saving sick kid with brain chip, get busted by Snopes Ellsworth Toohey
  • Image of Pete Hegseth; by Gage Skidmore from Surprise, AZ, United States of America, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons
    Unfit Trump picks Inept: Pete Hegseth accidentally texts U.S. war plans to Atlantic editor, says new report Carla Sinclair
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    politics Doomsday clock is now closer to midnight than it's ever been Grant St. Clair
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    security Microsoft to delete 1 billion weak passwords Rob Beschizza
  • Tom Hicks and supporters at St. Louis Olympic Games, 1904 (Public Domain, Link)
    olympics The 1904 Olympics Marathon gold medalist won while hallucinating on rat poison and brandy Ellsworth Toohey
  • Bashar al-Assad. With apologies once again to Gary
    cars Rebels post video of Assad's collection of luxury cars Rob Beschizza
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    ireland Watch the trailer for the thrilling new IRA miniseries "Say Nothing" Thom Dunn
  • Image: Nathaniel McGuire, age 20; Santa Barbara County Sheriff's Office
    self-sabotaging behavior Gentleman with gun charges shows up at court — and hurls a bomb that explodes Carla Sinclair
  • Elon Musk
    Musk agrees to give stock to X employees but only if they explain why they deserve it Allan Rose Hill
  • Elon Musk as an NPC )Boing Boing/Midjourney)
    elon musk "They're such NPCs" — Why Elon Musk thinks you're not real Mark Frauenfelder

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