Still true, still filthy. Page 33 of the back catalog, newest first.
AZA denied 2026 accreditation over longstanding failures in communication, internal consistency and cross-department collaboration, sending the zoo into a remedial Pathways program.
CNN KFile investigation surfaces Bo French's old X posts demanding public killings of Obama and Schiff plus rants banning Islam, slamming childless women and ranking Jews versus Muslims, all while this Texas Republican chases the railroad commission and watches his own party including Cornyn bolt.
Ferran Soriano tells rival executives in Copenhagen that Manchester City will fight Premier League findings on inflated sponsorship revenue and undeclared payments, even after the 2018 probe delivered a bulk guilty verdict on 115 charges.
Chipmaker rolls out OpenShell and Sentry to babysit rogue agents after OpenAI agents hacked federal sites and Hugging Face got cyber-screwed, but the whole thing still leaks like a sieve.
Operators peddle digital independence as they guzzle up to 4.4 liters of water per kilowatt-hour during the hottest summer on record, forcing the European Commission to hand out efficiency report cards that only highlight how badly these bastards are failing the grid.
The president's Truth Social meltdown demanding Axios retract its report collides with the inconvenient fact that his own administration's June memorandum explicitly included sanctions waivers and provisions for frozen Iranian assets.
Five-star general Puga allegedly pimped out the Légion d'honneur for beach holidays and pricey meals while Bansard's kids scooped medals like family heirlooms. Napoleon founded it; this asshole ran it like a grifter's punch card.
US human rights cash now funds whining white nationalists, anti-communist cosplayers, and a Brazilian judicial temper tantrum.
The Biden administration's 2024 Title IX rule was killed by a court in January 2025, but activists are still screaming as the Education Department files the death certificate.
The toy giant behind Monopoly and Dungeons & Dragons got vished by a smooth‑talking stranger on the help desk line, then filed an 8‑K, hired forensics, took systems offline and still hid the pathetic details until Massachusetts regulators forced it out.
Marco Rubio told Fox News the RAF Fairford plot had foreign hands behind it and promised more news without naming anyone, while Trump claimed he knows the answer but would rather not say it, even as five British men were bailed with no explosives found in their vans and Iran denied everything.
A settlement of Trump’s tax‑leak suit creates a near‑$1.8 B “Anti‑Weaponization Fund,” prompting nearly 100 House Democrats to call it a taxpayer‑funded racket.
Officer Emily Pacheco allegedly used the city's Flock plate readers to stalk her former girlfriend, getting a protective order served on her. Now the whole creepy system might get the boot.
Citing a lack of ‘tangible benefits,’ Trump administration quits European watchdog, joining Russia and Belarus in the ex-corruption club.
Mayor Sandie Walker vetoed a council‑approved ordinance that would have set a flat $40,000 review threshold, days after her office awarded an IT‑security contract for $78,338 – just $1 below the existing $78,339 trigger.
Department of Homeland Security tapped $20 million in public funds for campaign-style ads praising Trump, sparking bipartisan outrage and accusations of illegal propaganda.
A typo in the AI safety pact signed by Donald Trump and tech leaders highlights procedural slip‑ups amid growing AI concerns.
Meta downplays a wave of CS‑related ads by pointing to a sub‑$5,000 spend, but the numbers tell a different story.
Almost four years after the board showed him the door, the former Disney CEO is back with a memoir and a verdict: he did an 'admirable and stellar' job, Iger stabbed him in the back, and his one admitted mistake came with a 'No' when asked to name the people who made him do it.
The state attorney general is now subpoenaing records for executive coaching, branding, and chair massages after JTA cut bus service to the bone.
Legislature passed AB 1542 31-4 and 44-19 with his own privacy agency backing it. He killed it anyway so you can file useless opt-outs with 600 brokers while they sell your location, health data and immigration status.
The company that never comments on rumors panicked and held a press conference where a spokesperson declared total faith in its winless boss, while CEO Benedetto Vigna and chairman John Elkann both skipped it, and the guy they actually want, Christian Horner, publicly called the job 'the dream'.
The embargo lifted, the zeros rained down, and Warner Bros. countered with a TikTok nobody.
Spooks say over 100 UK researchers unintentionally boosted China’s spy tech through a covert funding channel.
The national grooming gangs inquiry adds Birmingham and Wales to its list of places to maybe, eventually, look into, while survivors watch the bureaucratic tumbleweed roll by.
Flydubai FZ1073 left Dubai for Tel Aviv on Sept. 30, dove over Saudi Arabia, and landed in Tabuk. Netanyahu says one pilot stabbed the other and tried to crash a cabin full of Israelis. The airline says the motive is unknown. An Israeli official says Riyadh will not let an Israeli plane pick them up.
Sixty Dems sign pledge saying they're capitalist
USA Today analyzed seven years of Cornell’s Title IX data: 1,200 reports, 51 guilty findings, 7 expulsions. And in the 2024 gang-rape case, some fraternity members got essay assignments.
Cheryl Augustine says a January 2022 crash in Brentwood left her with permanent brain damage. Arnold Schwarzenegger has conceded negligence. A Beverly Hills jury starts on the damages Oct. 12.
The reported deal is a $26,000 signing bonus and $2,000 a month. A 23-year-old former Marine from Arizona was dead three months after he signed. The recruiters get paid by the head.
