The Night the Counting Changed A cold dawn broke over Denver as the flicker of monitors illuminated a room full of exhausted election workers. Months earlier, none of them could have predicted the chain of events about to shake America’s faith in its most sacred process. But in June 2025, everything changed: Dominion Voting Systems—the… Continue reading Dominion Voting Sold To Company Run By Ex-GOP Election Official

The door looks ordinary enough. Mahogany, perhaps. Hand-carved details. The kind you’d expect in a $20 million brownstone. But press the hidden panel, speak the passphrase, and it swings open to reveal something else entirely: a reinforced steel vault leading to an underground world where the air is filtered, the walls are blast-proof, and the… Continue reading Tech Billionaires Seem To Be Doom Prepping

The line stretched around the block on a Monday night in September 2025, hundreds of tech workers and curious minds braving demon-masked protesters blasting death metal outside San Francisco’s Commonwealth Club. They weren’t there for a product launch or crypto conference. They came to hear Peter Thiel—PayPal cofounder, Palantir architect, and Silicon Valley’s most enigmatic… Continue reading Inside Tech Billionaire Peter Thiel’s Off-the-record Lectures About The Antichrist

It Started Innocently—and Ended in Rage Imagine opening your favorite social app on a rainy Sunday in 2013: cat videos, friend updates, quirky meme accounts—all algorithmically delivered for pure delight. Fast-forward to 2024. Now, scrolling means slogging through ads, clickbait, and content you never asked for. What happened to our once-magical digital playgrounds? This isn’t… Continue reading “Enshittification”: Cory Doctorow On Why Big Tech Sucks, Keeps Getting Worse & What To Do About It

The Warning at Dusk: A New Reality Unveiled It’s February 2025, and the sun has set over Silicon Valley, but inside a glass-walled conference room, one of tech’s most legendary figures stares at a screen. Eric Schmidt, former Google CEO—a man who helped engineer the backbone of today’s internet—reads aloud from a stream of dire… Continue reading Ex-google Ceo Eric Schmidt Warns Ai Models Can Be Hacked: ‘They Learn How To Kill Someone’

The Unseen Eye Imagine waking up one morning to find an unmarked black van parked outside your home, its occupants monitoring every move you make. This isn’t a scene from a dystopian movie; it’s the reality for many in the United States, thanks to advanced surveillance technology wielded by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The… Continue reading Apple Quietly Made ICE Agents A Protected Class: Internal Emails Show Tech Giant Used Anti-hate-speech Rules Meant For Minorities To Block An App Documenting Immigration Enforcement.

A Stranger in the Server Room The air in Dominion Voting Systems’ Denver headquarters felt thick with anticipation that autumn morning. Flickering screens displayed a constellation of election data, the gentle whir of machines almost masking the tension that gripped the room. On the security camera feed, a new visitor appeared: wielding no ballot, but… Continue reading Former GOP Election Official Buys Dominion Voting Systems, Says He’ll Push For Paper Ballots

The Closing of a Chapter On a rainy evening in late 2025, amidst the hum of servers and the glow of screens, a community of tech enthusiasts gathered online to mourn the impending loss of a freedom they had grown to cherish. Google, the behemoth behind Android, was about to clamp down on APKs, ROMs,… Continue reading Google Is Banning APKs, ROMs, And Emulators: The End Of Android Freedom?

Opening Scene: The Thrill That Wasn’t It’s 11:59 PM—Prime Day’s final hour. Emily, a middle school teacher in Ohio, taps anxiously at her phone, her heart racing. For weeks, she’s waited for this: the promise of epic bargains, the kind of deals Amazon’s mega-sale is famous for. She’s not alone. More than 150 million people… Continue reading Prime Day Deals Are Mostly Just… The Price Of Products Pre-tariffs

Scene One: The Rent Spike That Changed Everything It happened on a stifling August afternoon in Nashville. Jenna, a 29-year-old nurse, opened her rent renewal notice expecting a bite—but not a punch. Her apartment’s price had leapt $400 overnight, outpacing her raise, outpacing sense. The explanation? “Market conditions.” But Jenna, like millions across America, was… Continue reading America’s Landlords Settle Class Action Claim That They Used Rent-setting Algorithms To Gouge Consumers Nationwide — Twenty-six Firms, Including The Country’s Largest Landlord, Greystar, Propose To Collectively Pay More Than $141 Million