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The economic numbers are in, and despite celebrations from the administration, Americans aren’t feeling the promised relief. While venture capitalists and tech leaders debate AI policy and celebrate stock market gains, a stark disconnect has emerged between their optimism and the reality facing everyday citizens. During the latest All-In Podcast, host Jason Calacanis pressed the … Read more

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has positioned himself as a visionary leader promising to solve humanity’s greatest challenges through artificial intelligence. From curing cancer to ending poverty and addressing climate change, Altman’s ambitious declarations have captured global attention. However, a closer examination of his career reveals a concerning pattern of unfulfilled commitments and questionable business practices … Read more

In what may be one of the most unusual political maneuvers in European history, a black cat named Nuodėgulis has become the unlikely guardian of Lithuania’s public broadcasting independence. According to sources, the feline, whose name translates to “charred coal” in English, now holds veto power over the potential dismissal of Monika Garbačiauskaitė-Budrienė, the director-general … Read more

Popular investigative YouTuber Coffeezilla has launched a critique of prediction market platform Kalshi, accusing the company of marketing sports wagering while simultaneously maintaining they operate a federally regulated exchange rather than a traditional sportsbook. He talked about it in a recent YouTube video. The controversy centers on Kalshi’s recent introduction of “combos,” a feature that … Read more

Neuroscientist and podcaster Andrew Huberman recently joined Tyler Ramsey on the Punk Rock Sober podcast for a conversation that delved into one of his most provocative beliefs: that evil forces are real, and that the devil can literally enter men’s minds. Speaking alongside Ramsey and his nine-year-old son River, Huberman explored the psychological mechanisms behind … Read more

A recent scientific breakthrough suggests an unlikely ally in the fight against Alzheimer’s disease: hydrogen sulfide, the notorious gas your body releases when you pass wind. Researchers at Johns Hopkins Medicine discovered that this compound, typically associated with its distinctive rotten egg odor, may actually shield aging brain cells from the devastating effects of neurodegeneration. … Read more

Canadian winters have long meant snow-covered schoolyards and children playing freely during recess, but new safety rules in Quebec are transforming outdoor playtime into something that requires extensive planning and protective gear. Several Quebec schools are now following recommendations that could require students to wear helmets just to play on snow mounds during recess. The … Read more

The 300th episode of Bad Friends should have been a celebration, but instead it exposed something uncomfortable about the Rogansphere comedy scene: these comedians can dish it out, but they absolutely cannot take it. When Bobby Lee and Andrew Santino invited Shane Gillis and Mark Normand onto their milestone episode, what unfolded was a masterclass … Read more

FBI Director Kash Patel is pushing back against criticism over his use of government aircraft to visit his girlfriend, country music artist Alexis Wilkins, arguing that he’s following congressional mandates while exercising far more restraint than his predecessors. In an interview on the Katie Miller podcast, Patel addressed the controversy head-on, noting that Congress mandated … Read more

President Donald Trump has faced a wave of criticism from within his own party after posting a controversial statement on Truth Social following the deaths of filmmaker Rob Reiner and his wife, Michele Singer Reiner. Despite calls from Republican lawmakers to show compassion for the grieving family, Trump has refused to back down from his … Read more