The official journal of the Canadian Paediatric Society has just acknowledged that more than 100 of its case reports are fabricated. Incredible reporting from RetractionWatch:

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Most academic frauds aren't sophisticated masterminds. These guys were publishing totally fabricated case studies for a quarter of a century until Juurlink bothered to ask "Wait is this actually true?" and the author just said "Nope"

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U.S. Goals vs. Reality in the 2026 Iran War

Trump admin & Pentagon claim to have “laser-focused” objectives: no nukes, destroy missiles & navy, topple the regime.

Reality check: these goals are vague, mostly impossible, and based on the same logic that trapped the U.S. in Iraq & Afghanistan.

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Among these? The most detailed report of neonatal opioid toxicity from breastfeeding ever published.

One small problem: It's pharmacologically impossible.

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I just received a legal notice from the Attorney General of the UAE that they will BAN my X account over allegedly violating the UAE's 'Cybercrimes Law' with intent to 'harm the national economy & disrupt public order.'

Lfmao I am in palm beach reading this while Dubai getting bombed IF YOU ARE IN DUBAI BE SAFE! Only people left are crypto scammers and criminals who can’t go back to their country and instagram models who get paid to sh&t on!

Anyways watch this beautiful chip … zero

Bombs in the sky other than my shot

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DEVELOPING: Prolific OF model Sophie Rain went off out on Bonnie Blue after she offered her $60M for a boxing match after claiming she wasn’t making enough money.

The Whore Wars have begun.

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Did Dog-Headed Soldiers Fight in 16th-Century European Religious Wars?

If you study the battles of the French Wars of Religion, such as the Battle of Moncontour (1569) or the Battle of Dreux (1562), one recurring detail in the illustrations immediately catches the eye.
In depictions of these battles in manuscripts and illuminations, two formations stand out: one human, and one surprisingly… with dog heads.

Chronicles, military reports, and later historiography, show no evidence of “dog-headed” soldiers. Armies were made up of French nobles, German Landsknechts, Swiss mercenaries, royal troops, and Huguenot units.

Yet, despite this, they appear in illustrations.
Why would such figures be depicted in books about battles?

One logical explanation could be propaganda. During the religious wars, opponents might have been depicted as “beasts” or “inhuman,” to demean their appearance or justify aggression against them.

Another possibility is allegory; artists often used animals to symbolically represent the enemy. But does that really fit here?

There’s an intriguing complication: in some depictions, the coats of arms and unit insignia linked to the dog-headed figures match real military formations. (Löffelholz Codex 16th century)

If this was purely the artist’s imagination, why were these symbols linked to actual heraldry?

If there is even a grain of truth in this, could Dog-Headed soldiers have actually served? And if so, were they allied with the Angevins, Swiss mercenaries, Huguenots, or another mysterious faction?

Fuck these Woke Clowns 🤡

Just say the truth
Increased Solar Weather fucking with Avionics

https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2026/03/09/buckle-up-for-bumpier-skies