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VOL. 2026 • NO. 203
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Fortune 500 CEO Announces Company Will Now Pay Employees in NFTs of Their Own Work Emails

An abstract illustration of emails transforming into NFTs

In a groundbreaking move that has left many industry insiders scratching their heads, CEO Jonathan P. Winkleman of TechCorp announced on October 15, 2023, that all employees will now receive their salaries in the form of NFTs representing their own work emails. This innovative compensation strategy aims to elevate employee ownership, although some skeptics question why the emails...


Mars Rock Found in Niger Sells for Millions in New York – Now the Country Wants Answers

Close-up of a Martian meteorite on display under bright lights.

NIAMEY, Niger - Officials in Niger are demanding an explanation after a rare Martian meteorite, unearthed by nomadic herders near the Ténéré Desert, was auctioned in New York for $4.7 million. The Ministry of Cultural Heritage claims the rock, named 'Ténéré-21,' was removed without authorization and represents a loss of both scientific and national significance. Sources say the meteorite is no...


White House Threatens Harvard’s Patents in Retaliation Over ‘Ideological Bias’

White House threatens to strip Harvard of patents over alleged ideological bias.

WASHINGTON — In an unprecedented move, the White House has signaled it may revoke or reassign several lucrative patents held by Harvard University, citing what it calls “institutional ideological bias.” While no official list of grievances was released, senior aides privately described the bias as “a troubling pattern of honesty, intellect, and decency” in public statements. According to leaked correspondence, the patents targeted include cutting-edge biomedical processes, renewable energy designs, and — inexplicably — a 2004 invention...

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