Whatever gods you believe in did NOT want this episode to be made. First I discovered that my original recording had beyond recoverable audio, then when I went to re-record... well, let's just say I hit a bit of a technical difficulty and decided to make the most of it.

In today's episode of Stuff Keeps Happening, we talk about the beef between Anthropic and the Department of Defense, a look at the recent sudden end to the Netflix / Warner Bros deal, and dig a bit in to the age old Gamer question: are loot boxes gambling?

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In today's episode of Stuff Keeps Happening, a look at the arrest of not-prince Andrew by British authorities. Also, what happens now that the SCOTUS overturned Trump's tariffs, how the United States is manufacturing a humanitarian crisis in Cuba (again), and another left hook from the EU Commission against a tech company: TikTok.

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In today's episode of Stuff Keeps Happening, we take a whirlwind tour of the goings-ons of various branches of the US federal government as they all try to find a single shred of competence. Also, a reminder to stay frosty in the face of a surge of fantastical headlines about artificial intelligence.

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It's cold outside, and ice covers the streets of Minneapolis both in terms of snow and fash.

In today's episode: an update on the ongoing occupation of Minneapolis, disease outbreaks in ICE camps, a reminder that multiple big time sports are going on, a look at the implosion at the Washington Post, a reminder that the siege on Gaza never actually ended, a quick laugh at Elon Musk's offices getting raided by French authorities, and more.

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At CPAC in 2022, one of the conservative parties in the United States held a panel called, "We Are All Domestic Terrorists," creating a viral image that makes for a wild juxtaposition with what's going on today.

Also, three million more Epstein documents dropped, Luigi Mangione's situation has changed, and an update on the murder of Sonya Massey, among MANY OTHER THINGS happening out there.

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Quick note for today: I plan to make a video about the ongoing ICE occupation in Minnesota, Memphis, Baltimore, and other places across the country. Hoping to have that ready later this week.

In today's episode of Stuff Keeps Happening, we take a look at the ongoing deadly protest crackdowns in Iran. We also chat about the mysterious, disappearing Apple Vision Pro, and a whole mess of national and international headlines around Elon Musk's imaginary friend.

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This is a special episode of Stuff Keeps Happening because this has been a special week. "Special" here meaning "outrageous in every sense of the term."

This is a different sort of vibe in general, pulled from a topical video I've posted to my YouTube channel. If you would like to see the video version, you can find it here.

Another year comes to a close, and nobody took the time to warn me.

In today's episode of Stuff Keeps Happening, we TRY to look at the release of the Epstein Files. Not sure how much we can really see but, we tried. Also, a few thoughts about those end-of-the-year "Warrior Dividends", and why the heck not: let's look at the potential trainwreck that is Avengers: Doomsday.

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The US Immigration efforts are going about as expected, but at least we can balance that out with a fresh round of terrible AI-generated commercials

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Pete Hegseth would like to have to answer fewer questions about international military rules of engagement. Almost as much as Netflix would like to purchase Warner Bros.

Also, a look at what's going on with the European Commission slapping Twitter with a fine over checkmarks, and a pilot program for Canadian police to use AI facial scanning to track "potential dangers"

For all links, sources, and more information, see today's SKH Weekly Roundup: https://www.skh.news/roundup-2025-12-08/