The New York City subway system is no stranger to eccentric sights, but this past week, commuters were treated to something particularly jarring: a series of minimalist posters promising revolutionary AI solutions for problems that didn’t exist. Bizarre slogans like “What if forks were spoons? Cutlery.ai” and “1 + 1 = ____. Dennis can tell you” peered out from station walls, mimicking the cryptic, high-concept branding often employed by real-world tech startups. These ads were the brainchild of comedians Dave Ross and Harris Alterman, who spent a modest $200 to print and hang ten phony posters across Manhattan. Far from…

As Colorado gears up for the 2026 Primary Election, state officials are issuing a timely call to action: stay vigilant, stay informed, and always verify your sources. With ballots set to hit mailboxes across the state within the coming days, Secretary of State Jena Griswold is reminding citizens that the integrity of our democracy depends heavily on our ability to distinguish fact from fiction. In an era where digital noise can often drown out the truth, the Secretary’s message serves as a foundational reminder that the responsibility of a fair election rests not just with officials, but with every voter…