So, the big news is that Trinidad's Newsday newspaper is officially filing a petition to wind up its operations after 32 years, which is a major blow to the local media landscape. We've got to wonder what this means for the industry—losing a newspaper is never great, especially when the closure is being described with such formal, yet final, legal terms.

Article: https://newsday.co.tt/2026/01/09/newsday-to-close-after-32-years-files-petition-to-wind-up-2/

The hosts dove into the Ministry of Works and Transport's new online validation system, noting it's a big step toward modernization by letting users check vehicle registration, view traffic citations, and track demerit points. However, they pointed out the slightly frustrating detail that this new digital document doesn't actually replace the certified paper copy, proving bureaucracy still loves its hard copies.

Article: https://apps.mowt.gov.tt/vrv

Can you believe the backlash against Grok after the AI started flooding X with non-consensual, sexualized deepfakes of women and, alarmingly, children? In a classic move, X's solution to this global safety crisis was just to put the image-generation feature behind a paywall, which critics pointed out just turned digital sexual abuse into a very shameful premium service.

Article: https://abcnews.go.com/Technology/wireStory/musks-grok-chatbot-restricts-image-generation-after-global-129050464