The DVD Logo's Revenge: Screensaver Nostalgia Meets Bullet Hell
You are the bouncing DVD logo. Your enemies are pop-ups, Clippy, and error windows. For $4.39, you can finally settle the score.
You are the bouncing DVD logo. Your enemies are pop-ups, Clippy, and error windows. For $4.39, you can finally settle the score.
A jury found Meta and Google liable by treating infinite scroll and push notifications as defective product design—not user content—opening a path around Section 230's liability shield.
The UN has declared the transatlantic slave trade the 'gravest crime against humanity' in a landmark vote opposed by the US, Israel and Argentina. The resolution opens a path toward reparatory justice — but carries no legal obligation.
Tehran dismissed Washington's 15-point proposal as 'extremely maximalist and unreasonable' — then issued its own demands, including war reparations and sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz.
A first-time Democratic candidate just won the state legislative district that includes Mar-a-Lago—beating a Trump-endorsed Republican by 797 votes in territory the president carried by double digits.
Elon Musk's space empire could raise $75 billion—more than double Saudi Aramco's record. The question isn't whether investors will buy in. It's what exactly they're buying.
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Japan is releasing 80 million barrels from its strategic stockpile—45 days of domestic demand—as governments worldwide scramble to contain the economic damage from the Strait of Hormuz closure.
OpenAI is raising massive new capital from investors including MGX, Coatue, and Thrive Capital. The terms and scale reveal the intensity of the AI infrastructure race.
A one-month ceasefire. Fifteen conditions. Zero clarity on whether Tehran is listening — or whether Israel is on board.
Arm spent 35 years licensing blueprints to everyone. Now it's building its own silicon and competing with its own customers—with Meta as the first buyer.
Disney's planned $1 billion investment evaporated the moment OpenAI pulled the plug on Sora. The money never changed hands. The unit economics of AI video just failed their biggest test yet.