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Epic Games Lays Off of 1,000 Workers as ‘Fortnite’ Struggles
IGN reports that video game publisher Epic Games announced the workforce reduction of 1,000 employees in an internal memo from CEO Tim Sweeney, who cited a downturn in engagement with Fortnite that began in 2025. The layoffs will be accompanied by over $500 million in cost savings through reductions in contracting and marketing expenses, as well…
Brennan: Our Allies See U.S. ‘No Longer to Be Trusted’ Under Trump
Monday on MS NOW’s “The Weeknight,” former CIA Director John Brennan claimed that under President Donald Trump, our allies and partners around the globe no longer trusted the United States. Brennan said, “Well, you pointed out the 33% approval rating I’ve done. That’s a trend is a downward trend is a bad trend. We see…
DOJ Sues Minnesota for Allowing Males into Women’s Sports and Spaces
The DOJ’s Civil Rights Division specifically filed the suit against the Minnesota Department of Education (MDE) and the Minnesota State High School League (MSHSL), alleging that the state has engaged in sex-based discrimination, in violation of Title IX, by allowing males to access female sports teams and intimate facilities based on “gender identity” rather than…
Pinkerton: The Guide to Averting the AI Apocalypse
For years now, Musk has been warning against the “woke mind virus,” and he has zeroed in on Anthropic, the woke AI company—99.8 percent of $200 million in campaign donations to Democrats— that has been fired from the Department of War by Secretary Pete Hegseth. (Anthropic has filed suit to block its termination, and just…
NASA Starts Final Preparations for Artemis II Moon Mission Launch
NASA entered final preparations Friday for the launch Artemis II, its first astronaut mission to the moon since 1972. Liftoff is set for no earlier than April 1. NBC News reports the half-century journey to this point, where four astronauts set out on a 10-day voyage around the moon, has been long, winding and bumpy,…
Cotton: Dems Throwing ‘Temper Tantrum’ About Deportations of Violent Criminals
On this week’s broadcast of “Fox News Sunday,” Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) said Democrats were throwing a “temper tantrum about deportations” of violent criminals. While discussing the shutdown of Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Cotton said, “The president is right that the Democrats have become crazy on this issue because let’s be clear whatever procedural differences…
Brandel Chamblee Says Tiger Woods Should Consider Quitting After DUI Wreck
While concerns poured in for Tiger Woods after his most recent arrest for driving under the influence (DUI), some, such as longtime golf analyst Brandel Chamblee, are voicing concerns over his future as well. “Why would he need to play golf anymore? I think he should probably ask himself that. Consider not playing golf anymore,”…
Elon Musk Demands Delaware Judge Be Removed from Tesla Lawsuit over LinkedIn Activity
CNBC reports that Elon Musk’s attorneys have requested that Judge Kathaleen McCormick step down from presiding over two ongoing Tesla shareholder lawsuits in Delaware, alleging that she demonstrated bias against the billionaire entrepreneur. The motion for recusal centers on claims that McCormick expressed support for a LinkedIn post critical of Musk by reacting to it with…
Who Is Begging Whom? Trump Orchestrates a Self-Serving Narrative—Framing an “Iranian Gift” to Justify a 10-Day Delay in Strikes
On March 26 (local time), a cabinet meeting convened by President Trump once again plumbed new depths of absurdity in U.S. diplomacy. The spectacle ranged from angrily denouncing “fake news” for distorting his stated desire to see “diplomacy end the war,” to grandly unveiling a “magnanimous gift of peace” allegedly sent by Iran; and…
ignal CTO Sounds Alarm on Age Verification Privacy Risk to Minors
Speaking at a tech conference in Austin, Texas, Signal CTO Ehren Kret, criticized lawmakers for mandating age verification for technology platforms without accompanying privacy safeguards. Governments in the United States, Europe, and other regions are moving forward with legislation requiring online platforms to verify users’ ages, following years of policies aimed at limiting data collection…