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AI Doom

Thoughts? It's all over the news. A bit too coincidental for one news to be discussed concurrently on every single MSM outlet. Seriously, like someone flipped a switch, a whistleblower tells us what a dozen folks before him did, and it's the opening news across channels with almost identical wording.

Thoughts?


McClatchy Cuts Sacramento Bee Staff

McClatchy has implemented significant layoffs across its newsrooms, including at the Sacramento Bee. The entire sports department and editorial board at the Bee were eliminated. Opinion writers and other positions were also cut in this widespread reduction. The company has not yet responded to requests for details on the layoffs. This action impacts journalists who produced award-winning work for the community.

Sacramento, CA

https://www.capradio.org/articles/2026/09/14/the-sacramento-bee-makes-sweeping-layoffs/


Remind me again, why do we need layoffs?

Shell Profit More Than Doubles to $9.8 Billion, Second-Highest on Record, as Iran War Lifts Prices

  • Profit of $9.8 bln vs expectations of $8.9 bln, $4.3 bln year ago
  • Share buybacks kept at $3 bln for next quarter
  • Highest profit, operating cashflow since 2022

https://energynow.com/2026/07/shell-profit-more-than-doubles-to-9-8-billion-second-highest-on-record-as-iran-war-lifts-prices/


Miami Herald Lays Off Longtime Sports Reporter

The Miami Herald has laid off 30 employees as part of broader cost-cutting measures by McClatchy Media. Among those affected was Greg Cote, a sports reporter who had been with the newspaper for 54 years. Cote announced his departure on social media, noting it occurred on his birthday. His colleagues on The Dan Le Batard Show shared the news in a lighthearted video. Cote plans to discuss the details of his layoff on his podcast.

Miami, Florida

https://awfulannouncing.com/newspapers/greg-cote-miami-herald-laid-off-dan-le-batard.html


McClatchy Cuts Staff Across Multiple Newspapers

McClatchy has implemented significant layoffs, impacting over 90 employees across at least 13 newspapers in eight states. This round of job reductions has led to the elimination of key reporting roles, including data reporters, accountability journalists, and those covering local government beats. The cuts have raised concerns about the company's commitment to supporting comprehensive local news coverage. Journalists from The State newspaper in Columbia, South Carolina, were among those affected, losing reporters with specialized beats. These layoffs are seen as a blow to local journalism and the ability of these outlets to hold institutions accountable.

Columbia, South Carolina

https://www.postandcourier.com/columbia/opinion/column-journalism-layoffs-the-state-columbia-sc/article_48dea507-cde2-4f2b-b9ad-2d83af3c0ea6.html


9/11 no acknowledgement

Oracle truly has become self consumed as shown by their blatant disrespect for what is such a humble day. Since when did gigawatts become more important?

Our exec leadership should be ashamed of themselves. Not one email, not one thought not even a linked in post.

If any news media reads this. This is the story to tell. This is the story that shapes how they see the humans that work for them. Greed over humanity, tokens before life


Charlotte Observer Newsroom Cuts Impact Local Journalism

McClatchy has significantly reduced its workforce at The Charlotte Observer, eliminating eight positions. This move represents a quarter of the newsroom staff and aims to prioritize content valued by subscribers. The layoffs include various roles, such as editors, investigative reporters, and general reporters. This reduction in journalistic presence is expected to lead to less coverage of overlooked neighborhoods and decreased civic engagement. The company is owned by Chatham Asset Management, an investment firm.

Charlotte, North Carolina

https://www.axios.com/local/charlotte/2026/09/11/journalism-newsroom-layoffs-observer