David Covucci is a Senior Tech and Politics Editor at The Daily Dot. He covers a range of topics including sports, culture, and legal affairs, with a particular focus on accessibility, civil rights, and diversity and inclusion in competitive sports. His work has also been featured in Front Office Sports and 404 Media.
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He calls opponents “cucks.” But he's p kink-friendly.
There is always a way to spend more money.
A court has it filed under seal. It should be public.
If they can't compete, it's their fans' fault.
FanWord produced 30,000 AI game recaps last year.
Well, aside from, you know...
It didn’t all go to outside charities.
We need to see the one for the white guy.
It's been trying to sway Congress for decades.
And none are speaking up about his new ad.
