The NCAA is officially panicking over college football prediction markets, where fans trade game outcomes like crypto. Here’s why the suits are sweating, the fans are thriving, and the mascots might be next.
In a move that screams “Silicon Valley meets Capitol Hill,” the U.S. government is officially sliding into Intel’s shareholder meetings. Is this the start of a tech-industrial rom-com or just another episode of “Bureaucracy: The Series”? Let’s unpack the chips, the stakes, and the comedy.
Ever feel like you’re paying twice for the same government service? Welcome to the DMV (D.C., Maryland, Virginia), where your tax dollars go to die, reincarnate, and get taxed again. This satirical deep dive exposes the bureaucratic buffet of double taxation, with real examples, legal loopholes, and enough sarcasm to fill a pothole.
Is your local government moonwalking over the Constitution while you’re stuck in traffic on I-270? This satirical exposé dives into the legal shenanigans happening in plain sight across the DMV, backed by real data and a healthy dose of disbelief.
A satirical deep dive into the slow death of business accountability in the DMV area. From ghosting customer service bots to products built to break, we explore the absurdity of modern commerce—with jokes, data, and a smart thermostat that judges you.
In August 2025, the International Finance Corporation (IFC) is busy saving the world—one solar panel, startup lease, and women’s empowerment course at a time. Whether it’s funding billion-dollar factories or teaching entrepreneurs how to hustle, IFC continues its mission to make capitalism look like a humanitarian effort.
How Modern Companies Are Replacing People with Perfectly Programmed Replicants—and Why Your Resume Might Need a DNA Sample.