The Netflix-Warner Deal Faces Increasingly Plausible-Sounding Government Opposition

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Wait, is the government actually going to do something about this?

The United States of Fraud

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Tesla is offering a barrage of deals as it races to avoid another annual sales decline

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Elon Musk at the US-Saudi Investment Forum at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, DC on November 19, 2025.
Elon Musk bought Twitter in 2022 and created a system seemingly designed to reward posters who excelled at rage bait.

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Amtrak's unionized workers are getting $900 holiday bonuses after their managers gave up half of theirs

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Amtrak managers gave up part of their bonuses for their unionized workers.

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New Batch of Epstein Photos Include Bill Gates, Richard Branson, and Segway Inventor

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President Trump is in there too, but you could probably guess that by now.

Adult sites fetish of 2026 is a 180 from last year

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While chastity reigned as 2025's fetish of the year, the explicit site Clips4Sale has a new frontrunner — and it's practically the opposite:

Trump signs executive order restricting states' ability to regulate AI

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Trump has said that AI would be "destroyed in its infancy" if companies have to comply with 50 different sets of state regulations.

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Jimmy Kimmel gleefully mocks Trump over his Gold Cards

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Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery spoiler-free review

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Sound the church bells, a mystery is afoot!

Trump signs AI executive order, aims to stop state laws

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President Donald Trump in the White House after having signed the AI executive order.

AI is still the Wild West when it comes to government regulation. But 2025 was the year U.S. states started to make an effort.

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