Mountain Dew selling 5-cent soda bundles. Here’s how to get one

Mountain Dew is selling limited-time soda bundles for 5 cents each. Here’s how customers can secure these discounted deals and what it means for consumers.

Mountain Dew™ marks nearly 80 years as an American Original by selling limited-edition commemorative can bundles for five cents

Mountain Dew marks nearly 80 years as an American Original by selling limited-edition can bundles for five cents, celebrating its legacy with a special promotion.

Miller Barondess Wins High-Stakes Battle for the City of Inglewood Against Hollywood Park/SoFi Stadium and The Forum/Intuit Dome

Miller Barondess wins a legal battle to control city affairs against Holly, affecting Inglewood’s development and governance.

MOUNTAIN DEW™ MARKS NEARLY 80 YEARS AS AN AMERICAN ORIGINAL BY SELLING LIMITED-EDITION COMMEMORATIVE CAN BUNDLES FOR FIVE CENTS

Mountain Dew marks nearly 80 years as an American original by releasing limited-edition commemorative bundles for five cents.

Your Coding Agent Is an Attack Surface: The Claude Code Security Reckoning

Recent security disclosures reveal critical vulnerabilities in Claude Code, turning developer tools into silent attack vectors for token theft and code execution.

7 Best Gaming Laptop Prime Day Deals for 2026

Discover the best gaming laptop deals for Prime Day 2026, including the MSI Katana 17, Lenovo Legion Pro 7i, and more, with expert insights on discounts and value.

Candor as a Moat: A Critical Reading of Dario Amodei and Anthropic

A critical examination of Dario Amodei’s transparency strategy and its implications for AI regulation and industry dominance.

Anthropic’s Safety Story Has Become a Power Story

Anthropic claims its AI development is increasingly autonomous, raising questions about control, governance, and the future of AI power structures.

The Gulf: Own the Capital

Gulf states are investing heavily in AI infrastructure, owning the technology and displacing traditional labor models with state-led capital dividends.

Outcome-First Decisions: Keep, Change, or Kill

A new decision framework helps organizations evaluate initiatives based on current outcomes, promoting pruning and better resource allocation.