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Some Musk v. Altman Jurors Don’t Like Elon Musk
A jury was selected on Monday during the first day of trial for Musk v. Altman in a federal court in Oakland, California. Some of the jurors that were ultimately selected voiced concerns over Musk himself, as well as the AI technology at the core of the case, but assured the court they would put
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Alijah Arenas to withdraw from NBA draft and return to USC
Alijah Arenas will withdraw his name from the NBA draft and return to USC for his sophomore season, according to a person familiar with the decision not authorized to speak publicly on the matter. The former five-star prospect, whose father is NBA star Gilbert Arenas, was expected to spend just a single season at USC
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GOP splinters as plan to fund Trump’s ballroom already hitting brick wall: report
In the aftermath of the attempted assassination of President Donald Trump at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, the president and some of his closest Senate allies are seizing on the moment to try to do something the polls have foreclosed until now: approve taxpayer funding for the president’s White House ballroom project, under the guise
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Boy, 13, on e-bike is killed by Amtrak train; community mourns teen with ‘unforgettable smile’
The Simi Valley community is mourning a 13-year-old who, while riding an e-bike, was fatally struck and killed by an Amtrak train — among recent incidents in Southern California involving electric two-wheelers that have resulted in serious or fatal injuries. Authorities have not yet identified the 13-year-old, but the nonprofit youth baseball organization Simi Youth
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Legal expert stunned by Supreme Court’s latest ‘truly unusual’ order: ‘Entirely worrisome’
A legal expert was stunned on Monday by the Supreme Court’s latest “truly unusual” order in relation to the Texas legislature’s effort to redraw the state’s election map. Steve Vladek, a law professor at Georgetown University, wrote in a new essay for his Substack, “One First,” about the Supreme Court’s order on Monday to “resolve
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Viral video of man knocking out drunk creep who groped his wife at bar divides the internet
A resurfaced video of a man throwing a savage haymaker at a drunken barfly who groped his wife has gone viral, sparking a fierce debate about whether his use of force was appropriate in defending his spouse’s honor. The undated security footage — which is at least a year old — shows a married couple
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Alex Jones suggests White House Correspondents’ Dinner conspiracy theory
Right-wing conspiracy theorist Alex Jones claimed Monday that Israel may have been involved in the shooting at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner to influence American foreign policy regarding Iran. Jones questioned the official narrative, speculating the incident could be “staged” while avoiding definitive claims without evidence. He criticized security failures that allowed alleged gunman Cole
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‘Euphoria’ cast member weighs in on feud rumors between Zendaya and Sydney Sweeney
“Euphoria” cast member Jessica Blair Herman shut down ongoing feud rumors between co-stars Zendaya and Sydney Sweeney. Herman, who portrays the neighbor of Sydney and Jacob Elordi’s characters in Season 3, shared that everyone on set got along during Monday’s episode of “Good Day New York.” “They really did,” she said. “And I’m not just
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MAHA’s Perfect Villain
This morning, a crowd gathered near the Supreme Court to protest the weed-killer Roundup. Inside, justices heard arguments for Monsanto v. Durnell, weighing whether to exempt the company that created Roundup from lawsuits alleging that it failed to warn users that its herbicide causes cancer. Outside, the protesters rehearsed long-running grievances against Monsanto: One man
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Trump’s ‘decline’ just became ‘impossible to ignore’ after press dinner shooting: analyst
President Donald Trump showed the world that his mental and physical decline has become “impossible to ignore” following the shooting at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner on Saturday, according to one analyst. In an interview following the shooting, during which no one was killed, Trump said that he “didn’t make it easy” on Secret Service