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Supported by: Daily Edition: Back to the Inferno View on the web → Good morning Reader, While scrolling Instagram lately, I had an eerie moment. It looked like a wild story was being shared by a creator I knew. It turns out that AI deepfakes are quietly stealing words and voices from real creators. If you're like me, you're probably second-guessing everything. But hey, don't second-guess The Core! There's no AI here. 😎 By the way, as you might've noticed, we're experimenting with ads these...

The New Wave of AI Browsers Wants to Run Your Life Online

Supported by: Daily Edition: Rise of the Robot Browsers View on the web → Good morning Reader, How about choosing a browser and sticking with it for the next decade? Apparently, those days are numbered. Welcome to the Age of Browserflation—where convenience comes at the price of, well, your privacy. Before we begin: I think you've noticed that we're running ads. When you click them, you support us directly. If you're interested in sponsoring, sharing, reviewing, or simply giving a friendly...

Supported by: Daily Edition: Epstein Nightmare Just Got Real View on the web → Good morning Reader, Ever feel like your parents' or teachers' advice about jobs was... a bit off? Turns out Gen Z is feeling exactly that way—but on steroids. Meanwhile, some stories (looking at you, Epstein) just refuse to fade, and we’re here to keep peeling back the layers. Oh, and a quick heads-up: Today, you’ll notice something new—ads. Yep, we’re finally testing them out. If you’re feeling extra supportive,...

Jul 14, 2025 Daily Edition: “Crypto Week” or “Crypto Weak”? View on the web → Good Monday morning Reader, Ever catch yourself dropping a new word into conversation and wondering where it came from? Words have power, and apparently so does artificial intelligence—sometimes in surprising ways. Anyway, it's Monday, the news cycle is repeating itself, and you're probably wondering if today's headlines are worth your time. Trust me, they are—because as always, we’re diving beneath the surface to...

Jul 11, 2025 Daily Edition: The Politics of Krypton View on the web → Good morning Reader, Some mornings, you must know your bowl of cereal is hiding billion-dollar secrets, and today is one of those days. Meanwhile, Superman is fighting his toughest enemy yet: internet commenters, and breakfast tables across America are getting a little more Italian. So grab your coffee (and maybe some Nutella-covered Frosted Flakes?), and let’s dive into today’s lineup. P.S. Flashback subscribers—you’ve got...

Jul 10, 2025 Daily Edition: Warning: System Not Found View on the web → Good morning Reader, You know how it feels when you think you've seen it all, but Elon Musk shows up and redefines chaos before you've even had coffee? That was my morning. Twitter—sorry, X—is shaking yet again, and honestly, I’ve stopped being surprised. Musk's going to run out of executives before he runs out of ideas. Elsewhere in today’s issue, we unpack America’s broken emergency alert system, and yes, Flashback is...

Jul 9, 2025 Daily Edition: When AI Goes Rogue View on the web → Good morning Reader, Let's be honest: Yesterday, as we sifted through dull news, I got worried we'd run out of interesting stuff to talk about. But apparently, the universe heard us—and delivered. Grok, Elon Musk's AI, lost its mind, and pistachios became the internet's latest obsession. (No, seriously—nuts.) Less nutty: I've noticed online traffic has been dropping. It might be summer distractions or binge-watching...

Prime Day Expands to Four Days—But Will It Beat Walmart?

Jul 8, 2025 Daily Edition: Prime Day Grows Up (and Out) View on the web → Hello Reader, good morning! It’s Prime Day—and in classic Amazon style, they’re extending it longer than your cousin's wedding weekend. When you're unboxing that discounted air fryer you didn't actually need, did you ever think your glorious (or not) hair is part of why you're here reading this? Yeah, it turns out our ancestors' curly hair gave us a head start, shielding our developing brains from overheating millions...

Elon's New Party, Ozzy's Final Bow & Epstein's Ghost

Jul 7, 2025 Daily Edition: Welcome to Muskistan View on the web → Hey Reader, and welcome back! Hope your weekend felt longer than Elon Musk’s list of Twitter feuds. Mine sure did-partly because I spent it obsessing over our exciting news: Flashback, the quirky history section you love (and I love even more), is getting its very own newsletter! Yep, Flashback’s stepping out into the spotlight solo—but don’t worry, The Core isn’t going anywhere. It's like when your favorite character gets a...

Meta’s Multi-Billion-Dollar Bet on Ai’s Smartest Minds

Juk 3, 2025 Daily Edition: 4th of July, The Core-style 🇺🇸 View on the web → Good morning, Reader! We're keeping it short and sweet today (but not too short!), because tomorrow's Fourth of July, and like you, we're preparing for a well-deserved long weekend. Yep, that means no newsletter in your inbox for the next two days—but hey, don’t panic. I wouldn’t dream of leaving you completely Core-less. There's a special Fourth of July surprise for our Flashback fans tomorrow. Keep an eye on your...