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Ohio fraternity suspended after terrifying video shows two young men on fire as others laugh
An Ohio State University fraternity has been temporarily suspended after a terrifying video captured two young men engulfed in flames as a crowd callously stands by and laughs. The clip circulating on social media shows a large group of people clad in the school’s red and white colors laughing as a man in a gray…
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Jake Tapper Rips Into Trump for Calling CNN’s Kaitlan Collins a ‘Loser’ Over Pete Hegseth Question
Jake Tapper came to the defense of CNN peer Kaitlan Collins after President Donald Trump blasted her as a “loser” for asking if he stood by Pete Hegseth amid the new impeachment effort. Earlier on Monday, Trump stopped by the White House press briefing room, where Collins asked the president if he planned to “stand…
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Rescue group removes plastic pumpkin from deer’s snout after grueling 10-day search
A Michigan rescue group removed a plastic pumpkin from a deer’s snout after a 10-day search to free the young buck from the faux gourd. Detroit Animal Welfare Group, a nonprofit in Romeo, had been chasing the deer since it was first spotted with a plastic pumpkin covering its nose and mouth 10 days ago…
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A New AI Tool From Google DeepMind Proved the Signal Protocol Is Secure
Google DeepMind researchers used agentic AI to mathematically prove, or “formally verify,” a number of the Signal protocol’s key cryptographic guarantees—a landmark development for the widely used cryptography and AI itself. Conducted as a sort of proof-of-concept project in just four weeks, the work is significant in two ways. It serves as further independent validation…
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Jon Stewart Can’t Hide His Glee Over ‘60 Minutes’ Challenging Trump About Corruption: ‘My God, Ross’
Jon Stewart praised “60 Minutes” correspondent Ross Douthat for pressing President Donald Trump on his family’s financial gains during his second term, commending the journalist for directly confronting the president over potential corruption. The comedian reflected on the tense sit down between Douthat and Trump during Monday’s monologue for “The Daily Show,” where he applauded…
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ICE arrest criminal illegl alien who drove flashy cars and partied with naked models
Federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents have captured the Iranian ‘King of Instagram,’ who posted scandalous photos with naked models and exotic cars for his more than one million followers online. Iranian citizen Farzad “Tony” Toutouni, 55, was arrested in Los Angeles on Oct. 27 by ICE agents after his illegal entry into the US…
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‘Unburdened’ Pete Hegseth revealed the scope of his ‘performance art’ in speech: expert
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth seemed in rare form as he delivered a speech at the Naval War College, according to one military expert. Tom Nichols, a staff writer at The Atlantic and a former professor at the war college, argued in a new articlethat Hegseth seemed “unburdened” by facts and logic during his speech. While…
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Congress’s Permitting Bill Is a ‘Massive Giveaway’ to the AI Data Center Industry, Critics Warn
Protestors rally against the CoreWeave AI data center in Kenilworth, New Jersey in October. As data center anger has swelled, Congress just passed a bill that could ease their construction. —Stephanie Keith—Getty Images On Monday, the Senate voted to advance a bipartisan bill aimed at easing the construction of new energy infrastructure. The bill, the…
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Voters approve Prop. 38 medical research bond measure
California voters have passed Proposition 38, authorizing the state to issue $8.4 billion in bonds to fund immunology and immunotherapy research aimed at curing and preventing certain chronic diseases. The measure, which the Associated Press called on Monday evening, requires at least $4.2 billion of the funds to be used for immunology research on cancer,…
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LA needs to clean up its homeless mess before the Olympics. But City Hall’s plan should alarm everyone
If spending gobs of taxpayersâ money on homelessness â with little to show for it â were an Olympic sport, LA would take the gold. That reality doesnât seem to bother the City Council, though. Last week, it voted to double down on failed approaches as a way of âdoing somethingâ about the homeless crisis…