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VOL. 2026 • NO. 43
86 Articles • 3 Featured Stories
Data Underground
Updated 9:16 PM

Coca-Cola Admits New Flavor Was Just Tap Water All Along

Coca-Cola logo with a twist of water droplets
An artistic representation of Coca-Cola's new flavor concept, featuring water droplets and the iconic logo.

On August 12, 2025, Coca-Cola made headlines as it revealed that its much-hyped new beverage flavor, 'Crisp Cascade,' was nothing more than glorified tap water. The announcement, made during a live-streamed press conference from Atlanta, Georgia, was accompanied by an oddly cheerful tap dance performance by the CEO, who claimed it was a 'refreshing twist' on their traditional offerings. In a leaked memo from the Beverage Oversight Agency (BOA), officials suggested that the 'Crisp Cascade' flavor was part of a strategic initiative...


Critics Praise Documentary About People Who Review Documentaries

Critics Writing About Movie
Critics Praise Documentary About People Who Review Documentaries

On August 12, 2025, the small town of Quirkville, USA, was abuzz with excitement as the premiere of the documentary 'Reviewing Reviews' captivated audiences. Directed by renowned filmmaker Lisa Gibbons, the film delves into the lives of individuals who dedicate their existence to critiquing documentaries. However, it wasnât just the...


Hacker Collective Demands $50 Million Ransom in Exchange for Not Restoring Everyone’s Deleted Browser History

A hacker's digital lair with screens displaying browser histories
A depiction of a hacker's hideout, filled with cryptic codes and browser history logs.

In a startling development on October 15, 2023, the cybercrime collective known as 'The Ghosts of Browsing Past' announced a demand for $50 million in Bitcoin to prevent the restoration of millions of users' deleted browser histories. The group claims to have infiltrated major tech companies, including a rumored breach of NASA's long-abandoned internet search archives, allowing them access to, among other things, the last known search queries for several prominent political figures. According to a leaked memo from the International Cybersecurity Agency, the hacker group has threatened to release sensitive data, including historical searches for 'how to hide a body' and 'best places to...


Lovense Gemini Nipple Clamps Marketed as ‘Next-Level’ Remote Pleasure — Accidentally Integrate with Citywide Traffic Light System

AMSTERDAM — Launching what it calls “a revolution in connected intimacy,” Lovense unveiled its new Gemini Nipple Clamps last week, promising synchronized stimulation through advanced haptic feedback and real-time app control. The product rollout was met with enthusiasm — until a firmware update accidentally linked the devices to Amsterdam’s municipal traffic...


Google Breach Exposes Millions of Users’ Data — Hackers Also Take ‘Half-Finished AI Jokes’ From Internal Chat Logs

Google HQ targeted in cyberattack, bizarre AI joke theft uncovered.
Major Google breach reveals theft of personal data and thousands of unfinished AI punchlines.

MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA — Google confirmed late Tuesday that a large-scale cyberattack compromised the personal data of millions of users, including emails, passwords, and location histories. While the breach is serious, security experts are baffled by a secondary theft: thousands of half-finished AI-generated jokes pulled from the company’s internal humor model. Sources inside Google say the unfinished quips range from “Why did the toaster refuse to…” to “Three ducks walk into a server room and…” — each cut off...


NSA Admits to Boredom, Starts Grading Citizens on Life Choices

Illustration of an NSA agent grading a citizen's breakfast choices.
An imaginative depiction of the NSA's new grading system focused on citizens' dietary preferences.

On August 12, 2025, in a surprising turn of events, the National Security Agency announced that it has officially graded American citizens on their life choices due to overwhelming boredom. The announcement came during a routine press conference where NSA Director William Jones humorously suggested that the agency had inadvertently developed a penchant for scoring the...


Scientists Discover Fourth Political Axis: “Shrugcore”

Cartoon of politicians shrugging in business suits
A humorous representation of politicians embodying the Shrugcore ideology, showcasing their indifference towards pressing issues.

On August 12, 2025, a team of neuroscientists at the Institute for Advanced Political Studies in Washington, D.C., announced the discovery of a fourth political axis they dubbed 'Shrugcore.' This revelation came as a shock to many, particularly when it was revealed that the initial research was inspired by a viral TikTok featuring dancing cats in business suits. According to a...


Declassified CIA Manual Reveals Agents Were Once Trained to Communicate Exclusively Through Interpretive Dance

CIA Agents Performing Interpretive Dance
An artistic depiction of CIA agents communicating through interpretive dance, blending espionage and art.

In a startling revelation, the CIA has declassified a manual dated 1975 that outlines a unique training program where agents were instructed to communicate solely through interpretive dance. According to sources, this unusual tactic was envisioned during the height of the Cold War to confuse enemy spies, with one participant reportedly stating that they once conveyed a top-secret message about nuclear codes while attempting to mimic...

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