$530,000,000,000 wiped out from the US stock market at open as tech sell-off continues.
Damnn...
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Fireworks have been banned across Utah through the July 4 holiday weekend as massive wildfires continue to scorch tens of thousands of acres across the state
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Parisians are diving straight into the River Seine to escape 105°F heat.
What makes this wild is that swimming here was banned from 1923 until last year (102 years!)
Europeans will do anything except install A/C
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What makes this wild is that swimming here was banned from 1923 until last year (102 years!)
Europeans will do anything except install A/C
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POWERFUL remarks from RealTomHoman: "I’ve stood in the back of a tractor trailer with 19 dead people at my feet, including a 5-year-old boy—they all baked to death. I got to the crime scene, they’re all their underwear, trying to get some relief from the 170 degree heat in the back of steel truck with no air. Think of the way these people died. I've gone on my knees to talk to little girls as young as 9, that were raped multiple times by members of a cartel... That’s what happens when you have an unsecure border. Well guess what — there’s no little 9-year-old girl right now that anybody's getting on their knees and talking to because Trump has closed the border down."
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Retail is piling into chip stocks:
Retail investors have purchased a massive +$22.5 billion of US-listed semiconductor ETFs year-to-date.
This figure has surged more than +1,000% since early April.
Over the last month alone, retail purchases rose to +$12.0 billion, the highest monthly purchase on record.
To put this into perspective, monthly retail purchases of US-listed semiconductor ETFs did not exceed +$2.0 billion in any month of 2024 and 2025.
Meanwhile, retail has spent an average of $1.9 billion per day on semiconductor options contracts so far in June, up +16% from the previous record of $1.6 billion set in May.
Retail investors are chasing the chip rally.
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Retail investors have purchased a massive +$22.5 billion of US-listed semiconductor ETFs year-to-date.
This figure has surged more than +1,000% since early April.
Over the last month alone, retail purchases rose to +$12.0 billion, the highest monthly purchase on record.
To put this into perspective, monthly retail purchases of US-listed semiconductor ETFs did not exceed +$2.0 billion in any month of 2024 and 2025.
Meanwhile, retail has spent an average of $1.9 billion per day on semiconductor options contracts so far in June, up +16% from the previous record of $1.6 billion set in May.
Retail investors are chasing the chip rally.
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REPORT: META EMPLOYEES PRAYING TO BE IN NEXT ROUND OF LAYOFFS
A new bombshell report says CTO Andrew "Boz" Bosworth admits morale is the worst it's ever been. He says the way they handled restructuring was "atrocious."
This is the same CTO who told unhappy staff to "just quit" last year. The same CTO Zuck granted stock options worth up to $921M in March.
Chief Product Officer Chris Cox calls working at Meta "insanity" and "what the f&ck." Even Zuck admits recently they have "made some mistakes." You think?
Now, employees are saying they believe severance is the only way out.
Since November 2022 Meta has cut 32,600 jobs.
Fired 3,600 "low performers" who had good reviews.
Tracked 70,000 employees' keystrokes to train AI until 1,600 workers signed a petition.
Reassigned 7,000 more to AI training jobs, one of which an employee called a gulag.
Cut thousands more open positions.
And, reportedly, will have another round of at least 8,000 cut within months.
All of this was supposed to make Meta win the AI race.
As of now, they're losing it.
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A new bombshell report says CTO Andrew "Boz" Bosworth admits morale is the worst it's ever been. He says the way they handled restructuring was "atrocious."
This is the same CTO who told unhappy staff to "just quit" last year. The same CTO Zuck granted stock options worth up to $921M in March.
Chief Product Officer Chris Cox calls working at Meta "insanity" and "what the f&ck." Even Zuck admits recently they have "made some mistakes." You think?
Now, employees are saying they believe severance is the only way out.
Since November 2022 Meta has cut 32,600 jobs.
Fired 3,600 "low performers" who had good reviews.
Tracked 70,000 employees' keystrokes to train AI until 1,600 workers signed a petition.
Reassigned 7,000 more to AI training jobs, one of which an employee called a gulag.
Cut thousands more open positions.
And, reportedly, will have another round of at least 8,000 cut within months.
All of this was supposed to make Meta win the AI race.
As of now, they're losing it.
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Bolton on mishandling classified info: "This is a serious crime. Devastating indictment. End of Trump's career."
He just pled guilty to doing exactly that
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He just pled guilty to doing exactly that
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BREAKING: Trump says Iran launched four drones at ships transiting the Strait of Hormuz. One drone struck a cargo ship, while the other three were shot down by the U.S
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EXTREMELY GORY images!
A Senegalese man was beaten to death with a hammer on a sidewalk in Torre Pacheco in southern Spain.
The attacker, an Algerian man named Ryad, has also attacked a third victim from Mali who suffered a neck wound
The 3 men lived together in a squatted house in the town center.
The violence spilled onto the public street, where Ryad continued the assault on the victim who had collapsed on the sidewalk/pavement.
The big surprise: the individual was reportedly well-known to authorities as "very violent and conflictive" and had prior arrests, often followed by release.
Neighbors and witnesses called him a habitual thief whom locals were "fed up" with.
I can completely see why.
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A Senegalese man was beaten to death with a hammer on a sidewalk in Torre Pacheco in southern Spain.
The attacker, an Algerian man named Ryad, has also attacked a third victim from Mali who suffered a neck wound
The 3 men lived together in a squatted house in the town center.
The violence spilled onto the public street, where Ryad continued the assault on the victim who had collapsed on the sidewalk/pavement.
The big surprise: the individual was reportedly well-known to authorities as "very violent and conflictive" and had prior arrests, often followed by release.
Neighbors and witnesses called him a habitual thief whom locals were "fed up" with.
I can completely see why.
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Border Czar Tom Homan:
"Death threats are up 8,000%. I know that personally.
I can't even go to the grocery store without a detail.
To the haters and the cartel members threatening me: come get some. I'm tired of you."
Homan is locked in.
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"Death threats are up 8,000%. I know that personally.
I can't even go to the grocery store without a detail.
To the haters and the cartel members threatening me: come get some. I'm tired of you."
Homan is locked in.
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POV: You’re going on vacation, but there’s turbulence and the person sitting next to you is a female cop
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Chinese cars exceed 10% of Europe's market
These cars are favored due to their significantly lower price and superior performance, especially in the hybrid and electric vehicle segments
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BREAKING: Trump accuses Iran of a "foolish violation" of the US-Iran ceasefire agreement after Iran shot at least four one-way attack drones at ships in the Strait of Hormuz
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