You Can See Everything, Except the Ethics: Lance Oppenheim’s Theft Allegations and the Exploitation of Vulnerable Lives for The New York Times

by GLC Staff | Oct 26, 2026 | art, art + food, business, civil, culture, entertainment, entertainment, legal, louisiana, new orleans, opinion, politics, shows, united states, violations

(Photo: Social Media) New Orleans, LA — October 26, 2026 — A documentary filmmaker gains access to a room full of attorneys. Inside are videos containing some of the most intimate details of their clients’ lives: childhood trauma, personal struggles, family...

The $60,000 Youth Baseball Scandal: Former MLB Player and Wife Face Fraud Charges in Ontario

by GLC Staff | Oct 20, 2026 | business, canada, durham, legal, ontario, sports

(Photo: CBC) Durham, Ontario, Canada — October 20, 2026 — A youth baseball program that promised young athletes the chance to develop their skills has become the focus of a criminal investigation after police alleged that approximately $60,000 collected from families...

Tesla’s Flying Roadster Won’t Change the Fact That Elon Musk Is a Political Nightmare

by GLC Staff | Oct 16, 2026 | austin, automobiles, automobiles, aviation, aviation, business, business, culture, election, environment, environment, legal, opinion, politics, STEM, technology, technology, texas, united states

(Photo: An image of Elon Musk showing the controversial salute he made during a speech at a rally for Donald Trump was projected onto Tesla’s Gigafactory outside Berlin, alongside the words ‘Heil Tesla.’ The projection was carried out by the political...

Ukraine’s Strikes on Russian Data Centers Spark Claims of Far-Right Bot Collapse. The Evidence Tells a More Complicated Story

by GLC Staff | Oct 15, 2026 | business, culture, economy, election, entertainment, politics, Russia, technology, Ukraine

(Photo: Rueters) MOSCOW, Russia — October 15, 2026 — Ukrainian drone strikes against Russian technology infrastructure have disrupted major data centers operated by Yandex, one of Russia’s largest technology companies. But as reports of the damage spread online, an...

Shane Gillis Keeps Making Jokes About Underage Girls. Why Does He Get a Pass?

by GLC Staff | Oct 15, 2026 | art + food, austin, business, civil, crime, culture, entertainment, entertainment, events, home life, legal, opinion, politics, shows, texas, united states, violations

(Photo: Reddit) Austin, TX — October 15, 2026 — Imagine an ordinary man standing in a room full of people, repeatedly talking about how attractive he finds middle-school girls. Imagine him discussing seventh- and eighth-grade volleyball players, commenting on their...

Data Center Boom Raises New Questions About Electricity Bills and Grid Reliability Across the Great Lakes

by GLC Staff | Oct 13, 2026 | business, business, culture, district of columbia, environment, environment, home life, outdoors, politics, STEM, technology, technology, united states, washington

(Photo: DataCenterMap) WASHINGTON, D.C. — October 13, 2026 — Federal energy regulators have approved a new system for tracking data centers across one of the nation’s largest electricity networks while rejecting key parts of a proposal that could have required...