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Spicy, topical cartoons minted daily from the news cycle.
Oct 11, 2026
The House Always Wears a White Coat
When your anti-gambling nonprofit is bankrolled by Kalshi, the conflict of interest isn’t a bug—it’s the business model.
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Oct 8, 2026
The Algorithm Pleads the Fifth
Courtroom drama where the only one who can’t be cross-examined is the one running everyone’s lives.
AIlawregulationBig Techaccountabilitycourtsautomation
Oct 6, 2026
The Friendly Skies, Now With Patch Notes
Flydubai discovers the hard way that your real co‑pilot is a Terms of Service checkbox.
aviationsecurityterrorismMiddle EastregulationairlinesIsraelGulf states
Oct 4, 2026
Tom Brady and the 500-Touchdown Trickle-Down
When you’re the GOAT in a league that worships quarterback royalty, every pass is a tax break and every lineman is ‘essential labor’ without benefits.
Tom BradyNFLsports politicslabormediainequalitycorporate power
Oct 2, 2026
The Algorithm Will Not Be Televised
Pew says social media is shredding democracy. The platforms respond: by tweaking the font on the ‘I Agree’ button.
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Sep 30, 2026
The HIPAAcrisy Connector
Microsoft and BastionGPT roll out ‘privacy-first’ AI for hospitals—because nothing says patient trust like wiring your medical records through another corporate pipeline.
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Sep 28, 2026
The Hills Have Data
Twelve village councils say no to bauxite. New Delhi hears: ‘Maybe if we turn up the ESG reverb?’
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Sep 26, 2026
The Departures of Silvio Berlusconi International
Italy names its second-busiest airport after a man who treated the state like a private jet — now every landing comes with turbulence to ethics.
ItalyBerlusconiMatteo Salvinicorruptioncronyismpublic spacemedia power
Sep 24, 2026
No College, No Fees, No Unions
Andreessen Horowitz discovers a bold new future for tech: the company town, but make it venture-backed.
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Sep 22, 2026
The Trial of Osagyefo, Held in Absentia
Sixty-nine years after independence, Kwame Nkrumah finally gets his truth and reconciliation commission — it’s just all the culprits are still in office.
GhanaKwame NkrumahOsagyefoindependenceIMFcorruptionAfrica politicspostcolonialism
Sep 20, 2026
Swipe Right for Subsidized War
Congress ghosts student debt but thirst-texts Kyiv $2.7 billion in air-defense at 3 a.m.
US foreign policyUkraine warmilitary-industrial complexdefense spendingCongressbudget priorities
Sep 18, 2026
The Tungsten Curtain
Washington spends $450 million to secure tungsten, because apparently the real strategic reserve is hard metals, not soft humans.
tungstenGoldHaven ResourcesUS industrial policymilitary industrial complexcritical mineralscorporate welfare
Sep 16, 2026
The Algorithmic Foul
When the real game is played courtside on a phone, not on the floor in France.
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Sep 14, 2026
No-Fly Zone, Now With In-App Purchases
Vilnius shuts an airport over a maybe-drone while NATO speedruns World War III LARP on ‘easy mode’.
NATOVilniusdronessurveillancemilitarizationairportssecurity-theaterEurope
Sep 12, 2026
Consumer Confidence: Now With Extra Gaslighting
UMich says expectations crater, inflation fears spike, and somehow every partisan subgroup feels fine. Behold: the Schrödinger’s Economy survey.
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Sep 10, 2026
The World Series of Monetization
NFTE’s ‘young changemakers’ pitch disruption to the same adults who broke the world, now rebranded as judges.
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Sep 8, 2026
The 45-Day Hunger Games
Suresh Gopi calls it “temporary demand management.” Rural India calls it eating smoke for a month and a half.
IndiaLPGruralSuresh Gopienergy policyWest Asia crisisausterityinequality
Sep 6, 2026
The Kushner-Kremlin Peace Accelerator
When your cap table looks like a sanctions list but you still pitch ‘disruption in the ceasefire space.’
TrumpJared KushnerSteve WitkoffRussia-Ukraine warMoscowpeace negotiationsoligarchscrony capitalismUS foreign policy
Sep 4, 2026
The $13 Billion Hug
When ‘open-weight’ means your wallet, not your models.
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Sep 2, 2026
The Falklands Crypto Rug-Pull
Trump discovers you can tokenize sovereignty and flip it for NATO upgrades.
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