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Cards Against Humanity Company Wants To Give “Your F**king Money Back” Over Trump’s Illegal Tariffs

Earlier this month, President Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs were ruled illegal by the Supreme Court. Although Trump was quick to announce new tariffs, companies are already lined up to get refunds. However, Cards Against Humanity, LLC wants to make sure that its players get their "f**king money back" in the most colorful way possible.That f-bomb

Scammers get $6000 in gift cards from Fayetteville businessman

Last Summer an intelligent local businessman got scammed out of $6000 through an elaborate online and phone scam. This is the second in our Scam Series, Read the first one here. Here’s what happened to JD Holmes of Fayetteville, and he wants everyone to know, so that it won’t happen to them, too. JD, then

‘Voice of Cards: The Isle Dragon Roars’ Review – Perfect on Mobile?

In a lot of ways, Voice of Cards: The Isle Dragon Roars back in 2021 felt like the start of … Continue reading "‘Voice of Cards: The Isle Dragon Roars’ Review – Perfect on Mobile...

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Australian Retirement Funds Hold Over $10B in Gambling Shares, Study Finds

According to a study commissioned by Australia’s Alliance for Gambling Reform and conducted by SustainoMetric, the country’s 20 biggest super funds collectively hold at least AUD 14.8 billion (about $10.3 billion) in listed gambling-related investments. Here’s What the Study Found The study analyzed the funds’ direct equity holdings and responsible-investment policies. It identified investments in

TOSYALI secured 187 million Euro financing from Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria, S.A. (BBVA) for its first phase of 1.2 GW solar investment

TOSYALI continues to accelerate its energy transition by securing long term international financing for supporting its decarbonization agenda and sustainability investments. The company has signed Export Finance Buyer Credit Agreements worth 187 million euros with BBVA, under Spanish Export Credit Agency Cesce's cover, for Osmaniye and Niğde Projects in its first phase of solar power