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CIA releases never-before-seen warnings to Bush, Clinton about Al Qaeda

The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) on Friday publicly released for the first time a tranche of daily intelligence briefings provided ahead of September 11, 2001 to former Presidents George W. Bush and Bill Clinton about Al Qaeda’s plans to commit terrorist attacks on U.S. soil. The intelligence agency released 71 declassified documents in what CIA…

Contractor blames Lincoln Memorial problems on itself, not vandals: Report

The contractor behind the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool renovation says mistakes made during the repair caused the pool’s new blue liner to peel and blister, according to a new report. Atlantic Industrial Coatings found that workers did not apply enough primer in some areas and that two materials used for the liner were not compatible,…

TikTok misled consumers about filtering content for minors, judge rules

A Texas judge on Thursday ruled the social media platform TikTok misled consumers about the company’s efforts to filter inappropriate content for minors. In her ruling, Texas District Judge Cory Liu said TikTok’s claims about its content-moderation policies violated the Texas Deceptive Trade Practices Act. The state of Texas alleged TikTok did not remove certain…

The Justice Department is looking into Steve Ballmer’s jumbotron corruption scandal.

The New York Times reported Thursday that federal prosecutors are in the “early stages” of a criminal investigation into the Clippers’ shady sponsorship arrangements for Kawhi Leonard, using companies like Aspiration, Daktronics (which already revealed an ongoing SEC investigation), and Boingo Wireless. Pablo Torre obviously chimed in with his take on the proceedings, saying “there is, in fact, more.” [Media: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FplbSvQh5jI]

Polyarc, known for its VR series starring a mouse, appears to be shutting down.

”After nearly 12 years riding the joyous rollercoaster of emotions that is making video games, our time together has come to an end,” Polyarc, the developer of the Moss franchise, wrote in a LinkedIn post on Friday. Earlier this year, Polyarc laid off staff after it couldn’t secure funding “following the cancellation of a major project.” It also released a flatscreen collection of the two Moss games, titled Moss: The Forgotten Relic. [Link: PolyArc’s LinkedIn post | https://www.linkedin.com/posts/polyarc-games_polyarc-reverse-recruiting-tracker-activity-7504247061073002496-_5y2?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAAAIV1iYBHi7OPybalzIKilWBO4bTY5vJb8c | LinkedIn]

Don't Move - Official Clip - IGN

They called for help...but no one could locate them to save them. An annual camping trip takes a horrifying turn when a church group mistakenly hikes into an unknown area of a remote forest and finds themselves hunted by a giant, terrifying creature.Check out this clip from Don't Move, an upcoming horror movie starring Lyndsy Fonseca (Kick-Ass franchise, Hot Tub Time Machine) and rapper/singer/songwriter Russ (M. Night Shyamalan’s Trap), with Tom Cavanagh (‘The Flash,’ ‘DC’s Legends of Tomorrow’), Hunter King (Holiday Touchdown), Joseph Lee Anderson (Tyler Perry’s Divorce in Black, ‘Young Rock’), and Rob Riggle (The Hangover, Step Brothers) alongside a special appearances by T-Pain (Furious 7), Brian "Q" Quinn ('Impractical Jokers') and Matt Biedel ('The Fall of the House of Usher').Based on the bestselling horror novel, Don't Move was co-written and produced by James “Murr” Murray, one of the stars of the long-running hit TV show Impractical Jokers. Directed by Maclain Nelson and written by Murray, Nelson and Darren Wearmouth, the film was produced by Murray, David M. Wulf (The Card Counter, Call Jane, Return To Silent Hill) and Ethan Berman. Don't Move opens in theaters nationwide today, Friday, September 11, 2026.