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The company finally pulled the plug on the pioneering video-messaging service after announcing it would be retired in February.

An online phenomenon of super “swole,” body-built men has a very worrying underbelly.

Time and again, we see the nation’s so-called elite prostrating themselves before their Burger King. Time and again, we learn that our “thought leaders” will sell us out for a couple nickels and an invite to the UFC.

Henry Blodget’s “native-AI newsroom” is off to an interesting start.

“YOU WILL ALWAYS FEEL INSECURE AND IT WILL NEVER GO AWAY”

A months-in-the-making TikTok sale was finalized this week. Then came “Liberation Day” tariffs.

After the DOGE director blasted him as a “chickens--t retard,” the streamer threatened to get his baby mama and daughter involved.

What Musk is doing is indeed an act of mass destruction. But the attacks are targeted, and the aim is no total annihilation—rather, it’s a government that works in his personal service.

“If you read the news, it feels like, you know, Armageddon,” the world’s richest man told employees on a company call.

Forbes estimates that Musk’s 42 percent slice of SpaceX is worth $147 billion—almost $20 billion more than his Tesla shares.