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Security service's epic, multi-decade investigation into Labour MP Aneurin Bevan culminates in a posthumous review calling the file 'remarkably tame', proving only that watching a man make speeches is fucking boring.
The SAIL taskforce, a coalition of corporate dickheads, warns that UK communities have twelve months to get politely lobotomized before they might object to becoming the exhaust pipe for AI's bullshit.
A congressional report details a curriculum that let students 'honor' a Hamas campaign, label the U.S. and Israel as terrorists, and classify identities as dominant or oppressed. The superintendent couldn't say if calling Israel racist is antisemitic.
Miatta Fahnbulleh might reject a massive oilfield because, as she now realizes, it's for shipping climate chaos abroad, not for pretending to heat British homes.
New Mexico AG sues Jeffrey Epstein's lawyer and money man, alleging they were paid fortunes to look the other way while he raped kids at his ranch. Their defense? They noticed nothing.
In a diplomatic tantrum for the history books, the US Embassy in Ottawa is crying foreign interference because Canada had the audacity to talk about responding to US tariffs.
The Portuguese Football Federation cut Cristiano Ronaldo’s 30‑day suspension and €255 fine after he argued his clean record and services to football during the disciplinary council’s inquiry.
Governments yank their pants down and scramble to patch websites after AI finds catastrophic holes in the crusty old programming language.
The ex-president's legal team, apparently nostalgic for the soothing hum of fossil fuels, has asked a judge to send a major offshore wind project back to the drawing board, claiming it might cause 'major adverse impacts' - presumably to the view from Mar-a-Lago.
While panhandling for oil in Qatar, the French president pauses to sniffle that Donald Trump is spreading nasty, unverified rumors about France's migrant invasion.
In the Oval Office, the former president warned that continued aid to Ukraine yields only grief and loss, and pressed the Ukrainian leader to negotiate with Russia.
DTE Energy wants to ram two new gas plants up your ass to juice the servers of Google and Oracle, sticking every struggling ratepayer with the bill.
Michael Bloomberg drops $80 million like a rich man's bar tab while Trump's $400 million 'pledge' is mostly the sound of his own farts.
Cybercrime agency says Khanewal man sold millions of fake postage labels, costing the U.S. Postal Service $126 million.
The Court of Federal Claims just ordered the VA to redo its $98.5 million sterile-procedure-pack solicitation. The agency shopped by lowest price technically acceptable, wrote into its own acquisition plan that late packs could delay or cancel surgeries, and then told the court a faster delivery plan was worth "no value" to it. Senior Judge Loren A. Smith was not buying it.
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Wall Street Journal reports Elon Musk ordered a speed cap on the military‑grade Starlink service Ukraine relies on for battlefield communications.
Gary Neville's podcast network spews daily episodes, adding Gerrard and Hart as rugby show dies. The grifter's empire expands with his mouth.
After a week of radio silence, the 'heads-up-you're-about-to-be-bombed' service is back, requiring a presidential announcement and delicate diplomacy.
UN’s Emissions Gap Report warns the world is on track to overshoot the 1.5 °C limit, with the United States’ post‑Trump emissions surge driving the worst outlook.
Alleged attacker remanded without bail after driving into independent MP Helen Haines, as police chiefs piss and moan about online vibes instead of the fucker behind the wheel.
Concentric AI CTO Madhu Shashanka says the tech is 'jagged,' citing Waymo's genius-level driving and toddler-level parking. Ford just brought back 350 engineers to babysit their automation.
Federal judge denies last-minute emergency motion, noting plaintiffs knew the rules for months and then sued like a bunch of distracted fuckwits.
Fans get shirts celebrating the wrong year after a 53-year wait, because apparently the Knicks' front office is as accurate as a Ben Simmons three-pointer.
Virgil van Dijk's early clown show forced a comeback, but Alexis Mac Allister and a teenager bailed out the overpaid Dutch traffic cone.
David Kogan says his clipboard crew can force a sale for being unfit, as City appeals a verdict of £900 million in sham deals and 'concerted' obstruction.
The 84-year-old ex-mayor, whose last eight-figure splurge couldn’t stop a red wave, is back for another round of lighting money on fire to buy a few extra House seats, because apparently the definition of insanity is writing checks.
After a weekend of broken windows in the fashion capital, Italy's government unveils a crackdown so hysterical it makes a toddler's time-out look like the Geneva Convention, featuring soldiers, bankrupt families, and prison for masked teens.
Republican lawmakers denounce President Donald Trump’s recent waiver of Russian sanctions and the diesel import agreement, calling the moves “disgraceful” and warning they could withhold support for his agenda.
Gellert Global Group alleges President Trump exceeded his authority by invoking a 1930 tariff law to levy 50% duties on Canadian imports.
