“I barely want to do this” just won a man a city council seat. Brady Rogers ran in Kelowna, British Columbia, with signs like “Just trying to pay my rent.” The self-deprecating ads went viral, and he finished fourth… Show more

Brady Rogers Kelowna City Council

Eleven months of charges on the company card, none of them authorized, and Philip Sullivan of Florida ran that tab up to roughly $1.4 million to keep gambling. His LinkedIn puts him at the top of a Florida helpline for… Show more

Philip Sullivan gambling helpline theft sentence

Beast Industries just took a $200 million check from BitMine, the Ethereum treasury firm, which makes adding crypto features to Step feel inevitable. That app was scooped up in February and is built for younger users.… Show more

MrBeast Step app incentives

A rebrand might be what NFTs actually need, and Pokémon feels like the obvious candidate to carry it. Here's the part that gets missed: plenty of Pokémon collectors could already be trading NFTs and not know it. Over on… Show more

NFT rebrand and Pokémon collectors

Unverified claims surfaced that Kim Jong-un suffered a brain hemorrhage and was rushed to China for medical care, with The Sun also reporting unconfirmed rumors of a coma. Some chatter even suggested the leader underwent… Show more

Kim Jong-un coma rumors

Protests aren’t what they used to be. Now you register one with the authorities first. So who’s organizing it, and who’s handing out the signs? If you marched years ago because you believed in something, does a protest… Show more

protest registration changes

The defense that worries me isn't a denial anymore, it's two words: AI generated. Anyone can be shown doing something they never did, and the same trick works in reverse to wave off real footage of a crime. Imagine being… Show more

AI generated video defense

How do you know when the Pokémon bubble pops? One theory says it pops once everyone who was ever going to buy in already has. Has the market already run out of new buyers?

Pokémon market bubble analysis Keith

The parental advice was to get the house instead of the cards. Turns out a PSA 10 first edition Charizard was sitting under $20,000 back in 2017, and the same grade pulled $550,000 in 2025. Median new US home prices only… Show more

Charizard card vs US home prices

Major players in the Pokémon card market pulled significant revenue from NFTs before pivoting back to cardboard once activity cooled. The expectation is they'll rotate right back into NFTs if that sector starts climbing… Show more

Pokémon cards NFT market rotation

The money that once chased a Picasso or a Van Gogh as the rich guy's trophy is heading toward Pokémon cards instead, which makes you wonder about art buying habits in general. Strip it down and art is just a story stuck… Show more

Art money moving to Pokémon cards

“I barely want to do this” just won a man a city council seat. Brady Rogers ran in Kelowna, British Columbia, with signs like “Just trying to pay my rent.” The self-deprecating ads went viral, and he finished fourth… Show more

Brady Rogers Kelowna City Council

Eleven months of charges on the company card, none of them authorized, and Philip Sullivan of Florida ran that tab up to roughly $1.4 million to keep gambling. His LinkedIn puts him at the top of a Florida helpline for… Show more

Philip Sullivan gambling helpline theft sentence

Beast Industries just took a $200 million check from BitMine, the Ethereum treasury firm, which makes adding crypto features to Step feel inevitable. That app was scooped up in February and is built for younger users.… Show more

MrBeast Step app incentives

A rebrand might be what NFTs actually need, and Pokémon feels like the obvious candidate to carry it. Here's the part that gets missed: plenty of Pokémon collectors could already be trading NFTs and not know it. Over on… Show more

NFT rebrand and Pokémon collectors

Unverified claims surfaced that Kim Jong-un suffered a brain hemorrhage and was rushed to China for medical care, with The Sun also reporting unconfirmed rumors of a coma. Some chatter even suggested the leader underwent… Show more

Kim Jong-un coma rumors

Protests aren’t what they used to be. Now you register one with the authorities first. So who’s organizing it, and who’s handing out the signs? If you marched years ago because you believed in something, does a protest… Show more

protest registration changes

The defense that worries me isn't a denial anymore, it's two words: AI generated. Anyone can be shown doing something they never did, and the same trick works in reverse to wave off real footage of a crime. Imagine being… Show more

AI generated video defense

How do you know when the Pokémon bubble pops? One theory says it pops once everyone who was ever going to buy in already has. Has the market already run out of new buyers?

Pokémon market bubble analysis Keith

The parental advice was to get the house instead of the cards. Turns out a PSA 10 first edition Charizard was sitting under $20,000 back in 2017, and the same grade pulled $550,000 in 2025. Median new US home prices only… Show more

Charizard card vs US home prices

Major players in the Pokémon card market pulled significant revenue from NFTs before pivoting back to cardboard once activity cooled. The expectation is they'll rotate right back into NFTs if that sector starts climbing… Show more

Pokémon cards NFT market rotation

The money that once chased a Picasso or a Van Gogh as the rich guy's trophy is heading toward Pokémon cards instead, which makes you wonder about art buying habits in general. Strip it down and art is just a story stuck… Show more

Art money moving to Pokémon cards