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American carnage, American carnival Original

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By Zak Jason Verified
| Business Insider Verified
After winning the Truth Social-sponsored cage match on the White House South Lawn last Sunday, UFC fighter Josh Hokut extolled President Donald Trump for "having the balls to put some shit like this on." He stood under the cover of the Claw, a 92-foot-tall, 600-ton steel arch, and over the octagon floor festooned with the logos for the event's sponsors: Monster Energy, Meta, Starlink, Polymarket, the Saudi entertainment festival Riyadh Season.
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Booze, betting, boobs, beatdowns: My nine hours at Trump's wild 80th birthday bash

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By Zak Jason Verified
| Yahoo Sports Canada Verified
After pummelling his opponent in a bout sponsored by Truth Social on the White House South Lawn last Sunday, UFC fighter Josh Hokit extolled President Donald Trump for "having the balls to put some shit like this on." Over 4,000 people watched Hokit and 13 others duke it out at UFC Freedom 250, a $60 million production celebrating America's 250th anniversary and Donald Trump's 80th birthday.
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AI just hit its COVID shutdown moment Original

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By Zak Jason Verified
| Business Insider Verified
I happened to be on the toilet both times everything changed. The first was March 11, 2020, the day America's eyes were opened to COVID. More than 4,000 people around the world had died before that date, but in the US, we were still ever so young and naive. It was a time when multiple media outlets were admonishing Andreessen Horowitz, not for extolling the virtues of "retardmaxxing" as the venture firm does these days, but for banning handshakes in its office to prevent the spread of the virus.
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