By Sheramy Tsai
When Grand Rapids, Michigan, became the first city to add fluoride to its water supply in 1945, it was hailed as a major public health innovation aimed
More and more amazing songs keep dropping by courageous artists willing to challenge the zionist-controlled mainstream media. Here are some of our favorites!
1 Year of Genocide by BBOBBYY
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By Tim Levin
Tesla's much-hyped robotaxi is finally here. The automaker unveiled the Cybercab at a splashy event in Los Angeles on Thursday.
At the start of the
By: Tim Levin
At Tesla's We, Robot event in Los Angeles on Thursday, the automaker revealed a surprise new vehicle: the Robovan.
It's an odd-looking, dustbuster-like
By Taryn Pedler
Elon Musk has showcased his army of $30,000 Tesla Optimus robots that are designed to help with household chores, prompting people to draw comparisons to the
By Sarah Bryner and Brendan Glavin
With weeks left until Election Day, OpenSecrets predicts that 2024’s federal election cycle is on track to be the costliest ever, with a
By Oliver Molander, via Linked In
Sam Altman's strategy as long as scaling laws hold ⬇️
Nobody missed that OpenAI just raised the largest funding round in venture capital
by Alan Macleod
The screams of babies as buildings collapse in Gaza. Terrified parents carrying the remains of their children away in plastic carrier bags. These scenes – altogether too familiar
By Tyler Durden
FEMA's entanglement with the Biden-Harris administration's disastrous open southern border policies by diverting storm relief funds ($1.4 billion, according to NYPost) for
By Michael Verdon
Soaring a couple hundred feet off the ground, alone in a small aircraft with no piloting experience, sounds like a nightmare to some. But to me, flying
by Martin Crowley
When asked whether it uses the images captured by its AI Ray-Ban smart glasses to train its AI models, Meta said “We’re not saying either way,
