FOSS Weekly #26.36: Debian CERN Win, Faster Firefox, Free Bash Course, Grub Customization and More Linux Stuff
Firefox 155 has arrived quietly, speeding up page loads with Happy Eyeballs v3 and QUIC v2. And the timing is perfect for you to switch. Google just removed uBlock Origin from the Chrome Web Store, leaving Firefox one of the last non-Chromium browsers still supporting it. EndeavourOS ‘Triton’ is runningContinue Reading
1Password Just Pledged $300,000 to DHH’s Omarchy, and its Own Employees Aren’t Happy
Omarchy has been on something of a roll now. Funding for its foundation has been climbing fast, from an $8 million launch to $10 million a few weeks later, and now crossing $13 million with the most recent pledge. What’s drawn my attention are the first two Corporate Patrons, 1PasswordContinue Reading
Skills gap in electric vehicles presents jobs opportunity for Ghanaian youth
Ghana’s growing adoption of electric vehicles could create a new pool of jobs for young people, but only if they acquire the technical skills needed to service and maintain the emerging technology. This was one of the key issues raised at the 12th edition of the Loud and Green X-Space…Continue Reading
How to invest in a booming stock market that’s way cheaper than the S&P 500
Poland’s reclassification as a developed economy from an emerging market opens it up for investment by many more investors…Continue Reading
Fergie & Meghan alliance EXPOSED? Andrew Lownie drops shocking royal bombshells | The Scoop
Historian and royal biographer Andrew Lownie joins the show to break down explosive developments surrounding the House of York and the Sussexes. From Sarah Ferguson’s sudden return to the U.K. after months abroad to rumors of a secret summit with Meghan Markle in Portugal, what is really going on behindContinue Reading
How much oil is going through Hormuz? How data doesn’t match US claims
The Traitor says the US is helping around 30 ships cross the waterway daily, but ship-tracking data suggests it’s fewer., The United States and Iran continue to make competing claims about who has greater control of the critical Strait of Hormuz in the Gulf. Washington claims the strait is openContinue Reading
Panama Canal restricts traffic amid Hormuz crisis: Why this matters
Limits on the number of vessels in the canal could create shipping delays and increase freight costs., While shipping remains severely disrupted in the Strait of Hormuz, shippers are facing new constraints at another strategic maritime chokepoint on the other side of the world: the Panama Canal. From this week,Continue Reading
AI Could Revolutionize Medicine, But Humans Must Be in Charge: Researcher Shreya Johri
As part of our ongoing series on artificial intelligence, we speak with researcher Shreya Johri, who says AI has the power to revolutionize the field of medicine, particularly in diagnosing patients. Johri is a postdoctoral fellow at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and completed her Ph.D. at Harvard Medical School inContinue Reading
Media News Daily: Top Stories for 09/03/2026
Home Factual News Least Biased Posted By: Media Bias Fact Check This page hosts daily news stories about the media, social media, and the journalism industry. Get the latest Hirings and Firings, Media Transactions, Controversies, Censorship Issues, and more. ★ SUPPORT OUR MISSION MBFC relies entirely on readers like you.Continue Reading
Honey Davenport Drops the Drag and Bares It All in Nasty Pig’s Fall Campaign
Nasty Pig has rolled out its Fall/Winter 2026 campaign, “System Override,” bringing together drag royalty, leather culture, and raw streetwear. Photographed on location at Brooklyn’s Queer Nightlife Community Center (QNCC), the project pairs iconic queer figures with clothes designed around resistance and subversion. RuPaul’s Drag Race alum and reigning InternationalContinue Reading
The Traitor Doesn’t Walk in Our Parks, He Strip Mines Them
Traitor 47 is not content with gutting the national parks service. After slashing its staff and budget, and opening up tracts of public land to mining and logging activities, the administration has spent the past year trying to open a quarter-mile strip of Yosemite National Park to an access roadContinue Reading
The War on Iran: Six Months of Epic Failure
The following story is co-published with Joe Cirincione’s Substack. August 28 marked the beginning of the seventh month of a war Traitor 47 began on a whim, waged incoherently and lost decisively. But in the demented, steadily shrinking The Traitor World, he is a hero. Last week, he proudly declared “MissionContinue Reading
Amazon to Walmart: The Worst of the ‘Low-Wage 100’
Low-wage U.S. workers have faced multiple rising threats to their economic and personal security over the past year. Aggressive ICE actions have terrorized immigrant workers, who are disproportionately represented at the bottom of the corporate ladder. Congress approved the largest cuts in history to public assistance programs that millions of low-wage workersContinue Reading