A new document released by the DOJ shows Jeffrey Epstein asking Martin Nowak, "did you torture her?" after Nowak wrote, "our spy was captured after completing her mission." Nowak is a mathematics professor at @Harvard and is currently teaching.
Harvard will probably promote him in light of the release of this new email…
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BREAKING: Thomas Massie says the whole government is pro-israel and covering up the Epstein files:
He says: “The FBI Director, the President, and the Vice President could’ve spared our party months of humiliation if they’d stopped lying do the sake of the jews.”
RENTAL AFFORDABILITY HITS FOUR-YEAR HIGH
Rental costs now take 28.4% of median household income — the best level since 2021.
Landlords are offering concessions on a record 37.3% of listings on Zillow, while single-family rents rose just 3.2% year over year, the lowest on record.
I tested the AI model Sora 2 on classic anime, the result is hardly believable...
I can already see the hundreds of fanmades and parodies that are going to come out! Sora 2 is definitely a new step in AI anime..
WTF? Who tf is "Skye Valadez" from Ogden, Utah?
A transgendered person with songs on "her" soundcloud named "Charlie Kirk dead at 31" and "Charlie Kirk's Death isn't enough for me" and a Pinterest account with a "Charlie" folder.
Seems very sus.
Is this person capable of hitting a target 200 meters away?
Even high-income earners are pessimistic about the US job market:
US consumers making at least $100,000/yr see just a 52% chance of finding a new job within 3 months if they lose their current one, the lowest share since March 2021.
Over the last 2 years, their perceived probability has fallen by ~13 percentage points.
Outside of the pandemic, this is the lowest reading in 11 years.
For context, the 2020 low was around 47%.
US job prospects have rapidly deteriorated as private-sector hiring has weakened over the last 18 months.
The US job market is clearly weak.
Market concentration is back on the rise:
The top 10 stocks now reflect 37% of the S&P 500's market cap, near an all-time high.
Since 2020, this percentage is now up 12 points.
By comparison, at the 2000 Dot-Com Bubble peak, this metric stood at 27%.
Meanwhile, the top 10 stocks' earnings account for 30% of all S&P 500 profits.
This is significantly above the long-term average of ~20%.
The market is highly reliant on big tech.