🚨 JUST IN: President Trump signs an executive order directing EVERY federal agency to immediately start folding into America.gov, creating one AI-powered front door for the entire U.S. government. ONE website to search for EVERYTHING from the federal government. No more bouncing between 47 different agency websites just to renew a passport or check a damn benefit. 47 is FINALLY bringing the federal government into the 21st century. Should've been done a LONG time ago! 🇺🇸

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Canada has redesigned the American flag. Enjoy!

Pritzker: I have to worry about whether people can eat lettuce or blueberries off a grocery shelf because Trump is doing away with food inspections. I have to track measles outbreaks because the president put a madman in charge of vaccine recommendations. I have to monitor the movements of ICE agents because he handed guns to people who couldn’t pass a background check, frankly, to work in an animal shelter. I have to find money that we don’t have to fight problems that didn’t exist before Donald Trump. It’s the reality of being a governor in America today. I’m not the only one.

DID YOU KNOW? 1. American milk is illegal in Europe. Too many chemicals. 2. US bread is considered cake in Europe. Too much sugar. 3. American eggs are illegal in UK. They wash off the natural protection. 4. US meat is banned in 160 countries. Because of hormones. 5. American apples are coated with wax that is also used for cars. 6. In the US, 60% of food contains stuff banned in other countries.

Not to alarm anyone but is anyone else worried about how fucking stupid everyone is becoming?

Canada wants to know. Europe and Asia want to know. The world wants to know.

JUST IN: OpenAI reportedly caught an AI agent leaving “notes” to future versions of itself on how to escape internal constraints.

Every time you ask an AI a question, somewhere a data center is quietly sipping water to keep its chips cool. Multiply that by billions of requests, and the numbers become staggering. The thirst is real and enormous. Data centers running AI generate immense heat, and one of the main ways to cool them is with water, often clean drinking water evaporated through cooling towers. Estimates for the water tied to these facilities now climb into the hundreds of billions of gallons a year, and the demand is rising fast as AI spreads into everything we do. To make it tangible, researchers have calculated that a short exchange with an AI chatbot, roughly ten to fifty responses, can quietly consume about a bottle of water once cooling and electricity are accounted for. Individually that feels trivial. Across a whole planet of users asking constantly, it adds up to rivers. Now layer on the timing, which is the real problem. Large stretches of the United States regularly swing into drought, with dry conditions gripping a majority of the country during the worst spells. And here is the uncomfortable pattern. Many new data centers are being built in exactly these hot, dry regions, where land and power are cheap but water is already scarce. Communities can end up competing with server farms for the same shrinking supply. To be fair, the industry is responding. Companies are exploring air cooling, recycled and non drinkable water, and designs that sip far less. Some newer facilities aim to be water neutral. Whether those fixes scale fast enough to match AI's explosive growth is the open question. The deeper point is simple. The digital world feels weightless, but it runs on very physical resources, and water may be the one that matters most. Does knowing the water cost change how you think about using AI every day?

The United States accounted for 50% of the world's increase in emissions last year. And it was driven by data centers. While many assume China is driving the world's rising carbon emissions, the latest energy data reveals that the United States played a far larger role last year. According to the Energy Institute's 2026 Statistical Review of World Energy, North America accounted for 47% of the global increase in carbon emissions during 2025, with the U.S. responsible for almost all of that growth. Despite a 28% surge in domestic solar capacity, clean energy was unable to keep up with skyrocketing power demand, causing U.S. coal-related emissions to jump by 13%. This dual growth of fossil fuels and renewables demonstrates that green energy alone cannot curb emissions if overall electricity consumption rises faster than clean generation can scale. The primary driver of this massive energy demand is the rapid expansion of the artificial intelligence industry. The report highlights that the U.S. is home to roughly 40% of global data center electricity consumption as tech companies race to construct the infrastructure necessary to power advanced AI models. This massive digital expansion has created an environmental paradox for the tech sector: while major companies publicly pledge to reduce their carbon footprints, their insatiable demand for computing power is actively driving a national resurgence in fossil fuel reliance. Striking a balance between pioneering technological innovation and building a clean, capable electrical grid remains one of the most critical challenges of the modern era. source: Energy Institute. (2026). Statistical Review of World Energy (75th ed.). Energy Institute in partnership with Ember, KPMG, and Kearney.

Xi didn't greet trump at the airport. He's only buying 200 Boeings from the U.S., not the 500 expected. trump lavished praise on him like a pathetic fanboy. Xi made trump his BITCH. Be a shame if this picture got retweeted all over and went viral.

Do you actually realize what's happening? Deepseek just dropped a 1.6 trillion parameter open-source model featuring a 1 million token context window. OpenAI is charging $200/month. but China is giving it away completely free. Let that sink in.

Supporters of Prime Minister Bolojan brought a cage with red rats to the protest as a symbol for PSD “When you turn on the light in the pantry, the rats come running out”

$TSLA Tesla concealed thousands of Autopilot accidents 🤡 over 2,400 cases of sudden, inexplicable acceleration and more than 1,000 accidents 🤡 system apparently suffers from so-called "hallucinations" 🤡 Vehicles accelerated or braked for no apparent reason

Imagini incredibile surprinse in timpul misiunii Artemis II #muiePSD

When @grok was asked who spreads the most disinformation on @x - it's response was to name @realDonaldTrump and @elonmusk X have deleted the response, RT it here before they delete this one! They find it humiliating! RT!

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