The principal from Community coaches the Penguins?

love when someone bails on helping you move and it's pouring rain, gonna be a great fucking day 🔫

That’s an academic term used to group people who are also on parole, house arrest, electronic monitoring, etc.

It’s used to show the expansiveness of the carceral system. It’s not something people use when talking about prisoners/incarcerated people.

But why miss an opportunity to punch left?

Felix Reyes' brother working overtime FaceTiming the family after that homerun #Phillies

Good morning

oh man. iranian state media reporting that the strait of hormuz is open, but only to those who can answer the blind old man’s riddles three. not a long term solution, to say the least.

Far-right troll account followed by JD Vance on X unmasked “HowlingMutant,” who jokes about rape and the Holocaust, is Alexander Norden of New York City

NEW: We’ve identified the man who runs the far-right troll account on X “HowlingMutant,” whose jokes about rape and the Holocaust have earned him nearly 200,000 followers, which include Vice President JD Vance. His name is Alexander Norden, from Rockaway Park in New York City.

Everytime one of my friends dies because of experiencing extreme poverty & homelessness I will become even meaner to the government.

They are all a direct result of being targeted & harmed by people who shouldn’t have had the power to do so.

"lefty" George Santos

The Nazi prick is also ableist?

RFK's dream come true

Article from The Wrap. Headline that reads: Inside Doug Liman's $70 Million Al-Made Movie Starring Casey Affleck and Gal Gadot "Bitcoin: Killing Satoshi" will be looking for buyers at Cannes and is billed as the first fully-generated, studio-quality Al feature film Emily Zemler April 15, 2026 @ 6:00 AM

One of those headlines that just gets hilariously worse as you read it

IMPORTANT: Under federal law, it's very hard, at times near-impossible, to sue federal law enforcement officers for civil rights violations. But legal theorists have said for decades that there is a possible way to sue under state law instead.

This is a VERY big test case.

Chalk lines drawn on sidewalk in protest of ICE detention center Demonstrators drew chalk lines on the sidewalk in Hagerstown in protest of a planned immigration detention center ahead of a court hearing. The federal government bought a $100 million warehouse in Wi...

“We want the county commissioners to see — and have to step over — what they’re bringing and rolling out the red carpet for here in Hagerstown,” said @dattil.io, founder of Hagerstown Rapid Response. Via @98rock.bsky.social

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I’m sorry but the rest of your life is going to be spent finding out about some new weird annoying guy, and then finding out he died

Johnny Somali, Clavicular, & Sneako all had a horrible Tuesday. What streamer comeuppance does today have in store?

"Someone tried to strangle Sneako", "Clavicular just had a drug overdose", I refuse to believe that understanding any of these headlines is better for me than chain-smoking

Middle finger with red glitter nail polish flipping off an orange Drug Free Zone sign that has expired

the sweet, simple pleasure of destroying the unconstitutional DC drug free zone posters after each 5 day stint

Rhysida posted on the dark web Oct. 4 2025 that it had obtained patient data from MedStar. The post advertised "over 7 million pieces of patient personal data" for sale for 25 bitcoins, equivalent to about $2.7 million.

Community: Just in case you use a MedStar Medical Facility:

MedStar Health hit with class actions after reported ransomware attack by ransomware gang

Rhysida claims responsibility.

I got a darkweb alert of my SS# on the breach notification system I pay for. Nothing from MedStar(yet)!
Stay alert

so I just got a letter dated February 19th that medstar got hacked in September, 2025 and my name, DOB, SS, and other medical information was stolen. is there a lawsuit for this? all they're offering me is free credit monitoring which I find unsatisfactory

Missouri town fires half its city council over data center deal Residents of a St. Louis suburb turned out in droves to unseat four incumbents just days after the council approved a development agreement for a $6 billion data center.

Voters in a small Missouri town, unhappy with the city council’s approval of a $6B data center, ousted all four incumbent council members running for reelection

Doe had broken up with the user in 2024, and he used ChatGPT to process the split, according to emails and communications cited in the lawsuit. Rather than push back on his one-sided account, it repeatedly cast him as rational and wronged, and her as manipulative and unstable. He then took these AI-generated conclusions off the screen and into the real world, using them to stalk and harass her. This manifested in several AI-generated, clinical-looking psychological reports that he distributed to her family, friends, and employer.

For months, her then-fiancé and partner of several years had been fixating on her and their relationship with OpenAI’s ChatGPT. In mid-2024, she explained, they’d hit a rough patch as a couple; in response, he turned to ChatGPT, which he’d previously used for general business-related tasks, for “therapy.” Before she knew it, she recalled, he was spending hours each day talking with the bot, funneling everything she said or did into the model and propounding on pseudo-psychiatric theories about her mental health and behavior. He started to bombard the woman with screenshots of his ChatGPT interactions and copy-pasted AI-generated text, in which the chatbot can be seen armchair-diagnosing her with personality disorders and insisting that she was concealing her real feelings and behavior through coded language. The bot often laced its so-called analyses with flowery spiritual jargon, accusing the woman of engaging in manipulative “rituals.” Trying to communicate with her fiancé was like walking on “ChatGPT eggshells,” the woman recalled. No matter what she tried, ChatGPT would “twist it.” “He would send [screenshots] to me from ChatGPT, and be like, ‘Why does it say this? Why would it say this about you, if this is not true?'” she recounted. “And it was just awful, awful things.”

Shortly after moving out, the former fiancé began to publish multiple videos and images a day on social media accusing the woman of an array of alleged abuses — the same bizarre ideas he’d fixated on so extensively with ChatGPT. In some videos, he stares into the camera, reading from seemingly AI-generated scripts; others feature ChatGPT-generated text overlaid on spiritual or sci-fi-esque graphics. In multiple posts, he describes stabbing the woman. In another, he discusses surveilling her. (The posts, which we’ve reviewed, are intensely disturbing; we’re not quoting directly from them or the man’s ChatGPT transcripts due to concern for the woman’s privacy and safety.) The ex-fiancé also published revenge porn of the woman on social media, shared her full name and other personal information, and doxxed the names and ages of her teenage children from a previous marriage. He created a new TikTok dedicated to harassing content — complete with its own hashtag — and followed the woman’s family, friends, and neighbors, as well as other teens from her kids’ high school. “I’ve lived in this small town my entire life,” said the woman. “I couldn’t leave my house for months… people were messaging me all over my social media, like, ‘Are you safe? Are your kids safe? What is happening right now?'”

A woman sued OpenAI last week alleging that ChatGPT reinforced the obsessive, violent delusions of her stalker (her ex-boyfriend.)

This woman's claims (as detailed by TechCrunch, left) are chillingly similar to those of a completely different woman whose story Futurism reported on in Feb (right):

I personally think not safe to remain in any personal relationship with anyone who is using LLMs to analyze your relationship, make conclusions about your motives, or determine how to treat you. I think this is beyond red flag—it should be an immediate dealbreaker.

For decades, birthday party clowns folded balloons and played games. John Wayne Gacy is taking a different approach.

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WaPo website replaced search with AI and it's going great

anyway, except seeing Pete Hegseth this day has had immaculate vibes. and even when i saw Pete Hegseth there were people shaking dildos at him so that wasn't so bad

girl why did you doxx your co-worker

The Real Story Behind the Midnight Immigration Raid on a Chicago Apartment Building The Trump administration has claimed the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua had taken over the building. But new documents make no mention of the gang and reveal federal agents had information about “ille...

DHS launched a military attack on a Chicago apartment building bc the landlord wanted them to clear out migrant squatters.

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