The 700Credit Breach Shows the Risk of Hidden Data Brokers
The 700Credit breach exposed the personal data of millions. It showed how invisible credit middlemen and slow alerts increase the risk of identity fraud.
The Amazing Digital Circus Turns the Beach Episode into Nightmare Fuel
Episode 7 of The Amazing Digital Circus twists the typical “beach day” trope into a disturbing revelation about Caine’s control over everyone.
Who Wins if Paramount Buys Warner Bros. Discovery?
If Paramount takes over WBD, Trump-aligned figures gain control of CNN, HBO, and Hollywood. All while the public loses transparency.
Paramount’s Hostile Bid Is Legal. That Doesn’t Make It Right.
Paramount’s $108 billion takeover follows the rules. The problem is how easily those rules bend when certain players are involved.
Why the Poverty Line Is Broken, What It Should Be, And Why No One Is Fighting For Change
The official poverty line is deeply inaccurate. Here is what it should be, why the system hides the real cost of living, and why most people are too overwhelmed to fight for better protections.
The Most Popular AI Toys Aren’t Made for Kids
Popular AI toys marketed to children discuss sex, give out dangerous instructions, and collect sensitive data. Yet these five toys are still for sale.
Does The Game Awards Hurt Developers More Than Helping Them?
The Game Awards claims to celebrate developers. Yet their Future Class program and ridiculous trailer fees reveal a different set of priorities.
Hackers Stole $5.3B From Fans By Impersonating Celebrities
Scammers posing as Taylor Swift, Billie Eilish, and other celebs tricked music fans out of $5.3 billion in 2025. Here’s how to spot the warning signs.
The Dream of Selling $80 Games is Still a Fantasy
Big publishers want to charge $80 for games, but players are buying cheaper indie titles instead. The industry’s dream of higher prices is at odds with reality.