Imagine a leading American technology firm, the engine of thousands of jobs and critical innovation, besieged by a patent lawsuit. Typical enough, but this time there is a twist: The plaintiff is a ...
The abyss. The darkness. The meaningless void that life rebels against. It stares at us. Nietzsche warned about this moment--when you gaze long into the abyss, the abyss gazes also into you. When th ...
The BBC is now voluntarily suppressing criticism of Donald Trump before it airs--and the reason is obvious: Trump threatened to sue them into oblivion, and they blinked. Historian Rutger Bregman rev ...
Dive into the world of robotics, programming, and electronics with the PiCar-X, an engaging and versatile smart car designed for learners from elementary school to advanced hobbyists. Combining pow ...
This isn't as surprising as it should be. After all, we're talking about Emil Bove, who was elevated from being Trump's personal lawyer to a spot in the Third Circuit Appeals Cour ...
We've documented in detail how the whole AT&T->Time Warner->Warner Brothers Discovery merger process has been a pointless mess, resulting in no limits of layoffs and damage to the underly ...
Trump's war on Chicago appears destined to end in a whimper. While he kicked off his invasion of Chicago with memes and a call to arrest J.B. Pritzker and Mayor Brandon Johnson, his out of co ...
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Yes, as I already wrote about, the indictment against James Comey was already thrown out due to Halligan's improper appointment, but it's also worth covering how badly she fucked up eve ...
Mark Kelly--former Navy combat pilot, astronaut, sitting United States Senator--stated a simple legal fact on video: members of the US military can refuse illegal orders. Not as opinion. Not as polit ...
The US Patent Office is about to gut the only effective tool we have for killing bad patents--and they're doing it by administrative fiat, without Congress, in a way that would make patent tro ...
