Federal job cuts continue under Elon Musk and the Department of Government Efficiency. Government contractors are seeing slowdowns in government spending and cutting staff due to reduced business. Booz Allen, which relies heavily on government contracts, will lay off 2,500 people.
Category: 27 May 2025
MICROSOFT ADMITS THAT IT BLOCKED EMPLOYEE EMAILS THAT CONTAINED WORDS ASSOCIATED WITH PALESTINE
Microsoft admitted last week that it took action to prevent its employees from emailing large groups with keywords such as “Palestine,” “Gaza,” “genocide,” and “apartheid,” because “emailing large numbers of employees about any topic not related to work is not appropriate.”
IS PACKAGING WHY ULTRA-PROCESSED FOODS MAY BE SO HARMFUL?
A new article published in the journal Nature Medicine noted that there are up to 100,000 synthetic chemicals that can pass from packing to foods, which could help explain why ultra-processed foods have been tied to serious health issues.
FEDERAL JUDGE BLOCKS TRUMP’S ATTEMPT TO STOP HARVARD’S ENROLLMENT OF FOREIGN STUDENTS
The standoff between U.S. President Donald Trump and Harvard over his administration’s pressure campaign on universities to squash freedom of speech on campus when it is in opposition to the Gaza genocide escalated last week when a federal judge blocked the White House’s attempt to ban the Ivy League school from enrolling foreign students.
TECHNOCRACY BRIEFS: MORE ENERGY REALISM, AND THE CRYPTO BULL WASN’T OVER
President Donald Trump continued to reshape American energy policy this past week, with what we have long forecast in these pages adds up to energy realism.
GEMINI COMMENTS ON CLAUDE SNITCHING, AND CLAIMS IT’S BETTER
Are other AI models capable of “ratting mode,” as Anthropic’s latest Claude 4 Opus model has exhibited, when provided enough access to user computer systems and data?
‘SAFETY FIRST’ ANTHROPIC FAILS THE TEST
Anthropic has long taken pains to distinguish its generative and agentic AI from competitors by claiming it prioritizes “AI safety.”
WHITE HOUSE APPROVES WAIVER FOR NEBRASKA TO BAN SODA PURCHASES WITH FOOD STAMPS
The White House last week approved a waiver submitted by Nebraska to allow the state to ban the purchase of soda or energy drinks with the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), better known as food stamps, prompting Brooke L. Rollins, secretary of the Agriculture Department, to call the move a “historic step to Make America Healthy Again.”
SENATE HEARS JUST HOW DESTRUCTIVE MRNA COVID TREATMENTS WERE (YEARS AFTER THE TRENDS JOURNAL REGULARLY REPORTED ON IT)
Myocarditis cases in otherwise healthy young people. An attempted cover-up by the Biden administration of heart-related risks associated with taking so-called warp speed COVID “vaccines.”
BITCOIN FLIES WITH TRUMP IN THE WHITE HOUSE, HELPING TO LIFT OTHER CRYPTOCURRENCIES
Bitcoin investors are bullish with U.S. President Donald Trump in the White House given his family’s tentacles in crypto and optimism that he will do everything he can to make sure there is a favorable regulation environment to spark further growth.









