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A VIP Seat at Donald Trump’s Crypto Dinner Cost at Least $2 Million
Ten days from now, 220 crypto investors will sit down to a lavish three-course dinner and enjoy “stunning views of the Potomac river” with US president Donald Trump at his 600-acre golf club in Washington, DC. To earn an invitation, all they had to do was buy a boatload of the president’s personal crypto coin.… Continue reading A VIP Seat at Donald Trump’s Crypto Dinner Cost at Least $2 Million
Best small-business CRM software in 2025: Inexpensive customer relationship solutions
Customer relationship management software (CRM) provides tools for small businesses to handle customer interactions in a scalable, centralized way. CRM solutions can also handle areas such as communication management and tracking; marketing assistance; lead and deal tracking; and financial analysis. Investing in CRM software is an excellent idea if you run a small business that… Continue reading Best small-business CRM software in 2025: Inexpensive customer relationship solutions
Your old router could be a security threat – here’s why and what to do
NurPhoto/Getty Images Are you still using a router that’s past its prime? If so, you could be opening yourself up to a malicious attack. The FBI is warning that cybercriminals are targeting routers that have reached their end of life and are no longer supported by the manufacturer. In an advisory and a PSA published last week, the agency… Continue reading Your old router could be a security threat – here’s why and what to do
Cybertruck sales slump as EV prices rise and incentives dry up
New EVs got a little more expensive in April, and consumers saw fewer deals than before, according to new estimates from Cox Automotive’s Kelley Blue Book. more… Go to Source
NHTSA asks Tesla how it plans to release its robotaxi service based on FSD
NHTSA is asking Tesla to do what it has always been able to avoid: release data from its ‘Full Self-Driving (FSD)’ program. The agency wants to know how closely its planned robotaxi service in Austin will be to its FSD program, which is currently under investigation for safety defects. more… Go to Source
GM hires Tesla’s former head of Autopilot and Aurora co-founder
GM announced that it has hired Sterling Anderson, who is known for being the early head of Tesla Autopilot and co-founder of self-driving startup Aurora. Anderson joined Tesla in 2014 to lead the Model X program, but he is better known for being the early leader of the Autopilot program at Tesla from 2015 to… Continue reading GM hires Tesla’s former head of Autopilot and Aurora co-founder
Elon Musk Is Running a “Quiet Trial” of Trump’s “Gold Card” Billionaire Immigration Program
South African-born Elon Musk, who became a US citizen in 2002 after moving to the country seven years prior, says he’s “doing a quiet trial” of president Donald Trump’s dubious “gold card” immigration program. The pay-to-enter scheme allows obscenely rich foreign “broligarchs” to fast-track their US residency application by shelling out a whopping $5 million… Continue reading Elon Musk Is Running a “Quiet Trial” of Trump’s “Gold Card” Billionaire Immigration Program
USA TODAY’s Disclaimers on Its Automated Sports Stories Are Longer Than the Actual Articles
USA TODAY is publishing automated sports stories that serve as SEO-targeted vehicles for sports gambling ads, toeing ethical lines and blurring the boundaries between sports journalism and the rapidly growing sports betting industry, the rise of which has been linked to a tidal wave of gambling addiction. At a quick glance, the posts — which… Continue reading USA TODAY’s Disclaimers on Its Automated Sports Stories Are Longer Than the Actual Articles
Gannett Is Using AI to Pump Brainrot Gambling Content Into Newspapers Across the Country
The media giant Gannett, the largest owner of American local newspapers and the publisher of USA Today, is using AI to churn out a nationwide torrent of automated articles about lottery results that often pointedly direct readers toward a gambling site with which Gannett has a financial relationship, giving the company a financial kickback when… Continue reading Gannett Is Using AI to Pump Brainrot Gambling Content Into Newspapers Across the Country