Monks Leaks

KENDRICK LAMAR JUST CALLED DRAKE A P*DO INFRONT OF ALL OF AMERICA AT THE SUPERBOWL 😭

Kendrick knew Trump was in attendance and he still did that. Epic.

peak journalism

4 years... #MyTwitterAnniversary

Do it, I dare you

Trump voters gotta be the dumbest motherfuckers on the planet

The President of the United States of America is a Rapist.

The “woke mind virus” is literally just empathy. That’s it. It’s empathy.

“It was an accident!! He’s autistic!!”

It’s massive

Why the fuck is ice spice singing in Fortnite bruh

Fortnite lore go wild

@LogicMindz @SypherPK @X 🤓☝️

@SypherPK You make fun of scammers yet you have the same traits, this tweet is for engagement farming and Fortnite servers are still down. Sarcasm is one thing but @x doesn’t allow engagement farming

Just won my first game of Fortnite Season 4, Epic you guys really cooked on this one. Fortnite is back.

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I should’ve stayed curious man… Wtf is this James Charles leak 😭

Gaming journalism in 2024

ICONIC 🇺🇸

🚨 BREAKING: GOOGLE DECLARED A MONOPOLIST | GUILTY OF ANTITRUST VIOLATIONS A federal court has ruled that Google, a dominant player in the search engine market, violated Section 2 of the Sherman Act by maintaining its monopoly through exclusive distribution agreements. The verdict follows a thorough examination of evidence, including millions of documents and testimony from top tech executives. The court found that Google unfairly leveraged its dominance by securing default placements on mobile and desktop devices, preventing competitors like Bing and DuckDuckGo from gaining a foothold. These agreements, worth billions annually, ensured Google’s search engine remained the default choice for users, stifling competition and innovation. The court noted that Google's actions resulted in supracompetitive pricing for general search text ads, enriching the company at the expense of advertisers and consumers. However, the court also found that Google did not hold monopoly power in search advertising and dismissed claims regarding the company's advertising platform, SA360. Source: U.S. Department of Justice storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.usco…