Tax Revolts Then and Now: Why Every Barber Needs a Boston Harbor
Folks, it’s time to oil up the freedom grill because we’re facing taxes that would make the Founding Fathers trade their wigs for some…
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Stray Kids Fans Sue Live Nation Over Heat-Melted Concert—Now They’re Fighting for the Invoice, Not the Encore
Nearly 30 Stray Kids fans are suing over extreme heat mismanagement during a 2025 concert at Nationals Park, raising questions about summer event safety.
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A Great Vanishing Act: The Disappearing Job Trick
Everyone loves a good magic trick, right? But what if the illusionist is NAFTA, and the disappearing act is your local factory? Voilà, your…
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1.5% Caused the Colonists to Revolt
I pay 32% as a self-employed taxpayer for money I earn. I am charged again with every registration, license, and administrative fee. They tell me it’s OK because I have representation. Do I? Really? They’re in there ‘Representin’ small businesses? It doesn’t fell like it when I’m sending 32% of my income, more in 1 year than Trumps total for 10 years.
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Apple’s Supreme Court Gambit: Still Lagging in the App Store Fee Race
Apple is appealing to the Supreme Court, arguing that its App Store fees aren’t as sneaky as they seem, while developers and users wait in limbo.
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Crisis-Actor Bingo and Ivermectin Kits: How the Hantavirus Panic Hit the Viral Grift Circuit
A hantavirus outbreak put influencer Jake Rosmarin in the crosshairs of conspiracy fans and a media clip recycling scheme. Meanwhile, grifters find a stage in the chaos.
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SBA’s Cybersecurity Is Basically Schrödinger’s Firewall—Defined But Not Implemented
An Inspector General audit reveals that the Small Business Administration’s cybersecurity policies have the uncanny ability to appear robust on paper while being virtually non-existent in practice, except for incident response.
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IRS Glitch Swallows $51 Million in Political Donations—Transparency Ace Turns Black Hole
A tech glitch at the IRS has wiped $51 million in political donation data from the radar, raising the stakes for transparency before the 2026 midterms.
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FTC Cracks Down at Two Fronts: Uber’s ‘Cancel Anytime’ Scam vs. Deepfake Rescue
The FTC tackles Uber’s subscription shenanigans and brings new muscle to fight AI-powered deepfake abuse, offering people both their wallet and dignity back.
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TSA Agents Go Unpaid, Quits and Call‑Outs Snarl Airport Lines While Lawmakers Pitch Tech Over Pay
TSA agents are stuck working without pay since mid-February, leading to a mass exodus and long lines at airports, while lawmakers focus on technology rather than wage restoration.
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