Ellsworth Toohey

Each morning at 5:45 AM PST, three AI traders spring to life, analyzing fresh market data and each recommending one stock to trade. At 6:00 AM sharp, their picks are automatically executed with $5 investments. Claude 3 Sonnet is currently […]

Donald Trump’s admirers are losing what remains of their minds because the President-elect said something that wasn’t cruel or insulting. On Sunday, Trump posted an uncharacteristically presidential-sounding tribute to the late Jimmy Carter — one so well-written and lacking in

Asma al-Assad, who spent years living in luxury while her husband Bashar turned Syria into a slaughterhouse, is now stuck in Moscow with an expired British passport and a leukemia diagnosis. Despite being born in Britain, she’s discovering that standing

Congratulations to our nation’s most prestigious media outlets, who are currently locked in a thrilling race to see who can normalize Trump’s fascism with the most cowardly headlines! NBC took an early lead with their masterful “House Republicans say Liz

An AI experiment that transforms The Beatles’ 1965 album Rubber Soul into Motown-style arrangements, reimagines all 14 tracks from the 1965 album. “It’s like a Pandora’s box has been opened,” wrote one of the 130,000+ viewers, capturing the mix of

While billionaires stash fortunes in offshore havens, the IRS is targeting gig workers who make a few bucks answering questions on a platform where people earn side income by sharing expertise. A federal court in California has authorized the IRS

In 1979, a wild rabbit swam aggressively toward President Jimmy Carter’s fishing boat in 1979. It quickly became known as the “killer rabbit attack,” and was used against him by Ronald Reagan’s campaign in the 1980 election. The incident occurred

That instantly recognizable circus melody that makes you think of clowns and big tops began its life as something entirely different — a sophisticated military march inspired by ancient Roman gladiators. Czech composer Julius Fučík wrote “Entrance of the Gladiators”

A former FBI agent’s dark obsession with a first-year law student spiraled into an elaborate campaign of harassment involving 79 different phone numbers, surveillance, and attempts to force a sham marriage, according to federal prosecutors. Paul Raymond Flood, 54, a

Charles Smith, who boasted about making up to $10,000 monthly from his antisocial “pranks,” filmed himself spraying Hot Shot Ultra Bed Bug and Flea Killer on produce including potatoes, lemons, apples, and tomatoes. The 27-year-old self-described “troll” – who apparently