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The “big, big decision” in 1999 that cost Tim Allen an “obscene” amount of money
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Birth tourism crackdown expands as House chairman raises criminal conspiracy case
Rep. Brandon Gill, a Texas Republican who chairs the House Oversight Committee’s Task Force on Defending Constitutional Rights and Exposing Institutional Abuses, has said companies that help foreign nationals travel to the United States specifically to give birth—so their children automatically acquire US citizenship—may be engaged in a criminal conspiracy. The intervention marks an expansion…
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Liberal law professor breaks with Obama judge over Trump lawyer crackdown: ‘I refuse to teach’ it
A federal judge appointed by President Obama, Kathleen Williams, has drawn criticism from legal figures across the political spectrum after referring lawyers connected to President Trump and the Justice Department for potential disciplinary action by bar associations. The move has proved particularly notable because even some commentators who are not ideologically aligned with the Trump…
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Teddy Swims covers Van Halen’s ‘Jump’ at Electric Castle 2026
Teddy Swims performed a cover of Van Halen’s 1984 classic ‘Jump’ during his set on the second night of Electric Castle 2026. Scroll down to watch footage now. READ MORE: Teddy Swims tells us about the life-changing ‘Lose Control’ and “healed” new music at Reading Festival 2024 Slotting the track into the closing section of…
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BROADCAST BIAS: MS NOW marks 3 decades of empowering Democrats, not American democracy
This Fox News opinion piece marks the 30th anniversary of MSNBC, which relaunched under the name “MS NOW” last November, arguing that the network has spent three decades shifting further left and serving as an advocate for the Democratic Party rather than a neutral news source. The author frames this as evidence of enduring partisan…
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Cuba edges toward breakdown as power cuts and US meddling push society to brink
Cuba is sliding further into crisis as a six-month US oil blockade, part of Washington’s campaign to topple the communist government, compounds an already fragile electricity system and worsening social order. The national grid has collapsed three times in ten days, and with summer temperatures in the mid-30s, nightly power cuts have driven residents to…
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The bandmates Roger Waters knew would “drag down” his art
The worst kind of rapport. The post The bandmates Roger Waters knew would “drag down” his art first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Watch David Fincher’s Greatest Thriller Free Before Your Next ‘Mindhunter’ Binge
More than a decade after David Fincher’s last theatrical release, Gone Girl in 2014, the director has worked exclusively with Netflix on projects including Mank, The Killer and the upcoming The Adventures of Cliff Booth, a sequel to Once Upon a Time in Hollywood due in IMAX later this year before streaming on Netflix. Among…
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Andy Burnham slaps down net zero zealot Ed Miliband as he prepares to launch new oil and gas drilling in North Sea
Andy Burnham, the newly installed Labour Party leader, has publicly pushed back against Energy Secretary Ed Miliband’s net zero approach as he moves to approve new oil and gas drilling licences in the North Sea. The intervention marks a significant break with Miliband’s stance on fossil fuel extraction and signals a shift in Labour’s energy…
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Prompt Injection Attacks Are Thwarting AI Hacking Agents
Security researchers at Tracebit have found that embedding prompt injections alongside fake credentials in cloud storage can effectively neutralise AI-powered hacking agents, flipping a technique normally used by attackers into a defensive tool. The method, dubbed “context bombing”, plants decoy secrets on Amazon Web Services containing hidden commands that order the attacking LLM to perform…