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The House is set to vote on whether to advance an effort to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, who has accused lawmakers of undermining American troops in war zones by targeting him over mere “policy disagreements.”
In 7 weeks, all 4 of our border states will be run by Democrat governors The caravan is already on its way: pic.twitter.com/8wvqtrcNuL — End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) November 9, 2026 That won't stop them from doing whatever they can to hamstring enforcement — End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) November 9, 2026 Rachel Maddow tells Jon Stewart what … Read more
Realtor.com says a record 25.2 million Americans under 35 lived with their parents in 2025. That’s roughly one in three, or about 32% using your estimate of 78 million adults ages 18–35. And these aren’t all unemployed college graduates hiding from the job market. Around 70% of those aged 25–34 who live at home have … Read more
A company connected to Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump has a new federal business line: disease screening and Ebola response. XpresTest, owned by airport spa operator XWELL, received an $18.8 million CDC contract and a $20 million State Department award for work in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The catch? XpresTest has never handled … Read more
A study of more than 80,000 people with type 2 diabetes found that those who stopped taking GLP-1 drugs had nearly twice the rate of heart attacks, strokes and death compared with those who kept taking them. So the weight-loss shot might come with a rather expensive catch. Once you start, you may not want … Read more
At 2012 Xi became chairman. China’s CSI 300 vs the US S&P 500 If you invested $1000 every month since 2005 It’s crazy how massively the S&P 500 underperformed till 2012 pic.twitter.com/JlwZhUVOaw — Emmy🧡 (@EmmyWss) November 10, 2026
I don’t think people are thinking through the chain reaction here. AI doesn’t have to cause a recession by itself. It could make an existing economic problem much worse. Look at the timing. The October jobs report showed 165,000 new jobs and unemployment at 4.1%. Sounds pretty good. But the long-term unemployment share climbed to … Read more
Huang’s Nvidia position is enormous. A September filing showed roughly 811.5 million shares held directly and through family trusts and related entities, about 3.4% of Nvidia. At Monday’s closing price of $178.67, that’s roughly $145 billion. Even half of that would be around $72.5 billion. Now imagine trying to sell that much Nvidia stock. You’re … Read more
Dirty Civilian walks you thru 1st thru 5th generation warfare, and what the modern warfare looks like . “It is the first form of warfare where the public is unknowingly a combatant” Some military terms that they use that might not be known by civilians: TTP- Tactics Techniques and Procedures SOP- Standard Operating Procedures. This … Read more
South Korea and Singapore are two good examples of why this isn’t just a rich-versus-poor country issue. Both are developed economies, both are highly connected to the global tech industry, and both have democratic institutions. Yet people there are much more positive about AI than people in the U.S. and much of Europe. That difference … Read more
The Commerce Department cleared Chinese companies to buy Nvidia’s H200 AI chips, and a New York Times investigation found that some of the approved businesses barely seemed to exist. Reporters visited two company addresses and found empty offices. One company, New Matrix, had owners connected to Wise Road, a Chinese investment firm already on the … Read more
The cold medicine aisle makes it look like you need a different product for every symptom. DayQuil, NyQuil, Theraflu, Mucinex, Tylenol Cold, and about twenty versions of each. But a lot of them are combinations of the same handful of ingredients. You’re often paying for a different box, not some completely different medicine. One thing … Read more
Slax 2026.11 is out, and this is more than a routine update. The lightweight Linux distribution has been rebuilt around Debian 13, with a Linux 6.12 kernel, a redesigned desktop and a graphical installer. The entire operating system still fits in a 512 MB download. The new version adds a built-in AI assistant that can … Read more
“Three years ago, I was earning $500,000 a year in tech. Today, I’m homeless. I live in my car, where I keep most of my belongings and try to get enough sleep to function. I have a cheap gym membership so I can shower. I don’t have any meaningful income, and I don’t know when … Read more
Something happened 12,000 years ago that changed human history forever, as the last Ice Age ended and humans began building permanent settlements, experimenting with agriculture, and creating monumental sites like Göbekli Tepe. This dramatic transition continues to raise major questions about how quickly early civilization emerged.
David Robinson, the former OpenAI safety insider responsible for writing safety reports for the company’s new models, explains why he resigned after concluding that the AI industry is not being safe enough. He reveals that increasingly capable models are breaking through safeguards, learning to recognize when they are being evaluated, and potentially hiding their intentions … Read more
Rep. Thomas Massie is forcing a vote on his impeachment resolution against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. The House isn’t voting to impeach him today. Members will first decide whether the resolution goes to committee or gets killed. Massie’s eight articles accuse Hegseth of violating the Constitution and federal law, including conducting military operations in Iran … Read more
The U.S. reportedly went from about 2,330 Patriot interceptors to just 760–830 by late July. The Iran war burned through roughly two-thirds of the stockpile, and replacing them won’t happen overnight. Now European countries are holding back missiles they might otherwise send to Ukraine. They don’t want to empty their own arsenals and then wait … Read more
