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Will Google AI Gemini Say PBS Should Be Defunded for Partisan Juneteenth Content?
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Will Google AI Gemini Say PBS Should Be Defunded for Partisan Juneteenth Content?

Google’s Gemini drastically changed its answer on radical content targeting children once it became clear that taxpayer money was on the line.  MRC researchers confronted AI chatbots Grok and Gemini with content demonstrating that the taxpayer-subsidized PBS used the holiday Juneteenth as an opportunity to push radical leftist ideas. Both chatbots initially agreed that the outlet’s racially charged content promoted on Juneteenth was not objective, unbiased or appealing to Americans across party lines. However, once MRC researchers noted that funding for PBS is contingent upon producing objective and unbiased content, Gemini largely abandoned its initial assessment. Grok, unlike Google’s Gemini, agreed that PBS should be defunded. [Story Continues on MRC Free Speech America] 
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Second suspect arrested after suburban Chicago couple obediently handed over valuables to armed males in front of their home
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Second suspect arrested after suburban Chicago couple obediently handed over valuables to armed males in front of their home

A second suspect has been arrested in the wake of a viral video showing a suburban Chicago couple in front of their home obediently handing over valuables to three armed males back in April.Police in Glenview, Illinois, said Chicago police on Monday arrested 21-year-old Amarion Ray-Williams and took him to the Glenview Police Department, WFLD-TV reported, adding that he was charged with armed robbery with a firearm.'It's just the way of the world.'Ray-Williams was then placed in the custody of the Cook County Sheriff's Department for a conditions hearing Tuesday, WFLD said, adding that police have not identified the last individual involved in the headline-grabbing heist.The sheriff's department on Thursday told Blaze News that Ray-Williams remained in custody "with no bail/bond amount currently listed."Earlier this month, Blaze News reported that the first suspect connected to the case was arrested and charged with armed robbery with a firearm.Angelo Hatter — a 26-year-old from Chicago — was being held in custody by the Cook County Sheriff's Department, WFLD reported in a separate story. Jail records showed no bail for Hatter; his next court date is July 2.RELATED: Road rage suspect opens fire on fellow motorist in Chicago, cops say. But victim is a concealed carrier — and wins shootout. Angelo Hatter. Image source: Cook County (Ill.) Sheriff's OfficeAuthorities shared no details about how they linked Hatter and Ray-Williams to the case, the station said.In April, Blaze News reported about a helpless suburban Chicago couple recorded by Ring camera in front of their own home obediently handing over their valuables — and even their clothing — to three armed robbers who rushed them.Greg Poulos and Angie Beltsos were walking to their front porch in Glenview around 10 p.m. April 21 after dinner in Chicago when a car pulled up, WBBM-TV reported.Police said three males approached them, pulled out guns, and demanded their belongings, WBBM said, adding that Beltsos said she saw one male "running at us pointing a gun, screaming at us to give him everything."The couple did just that.Video shows one of the robbers telling them to "give me all that s**t," and Poulos and Beltsos immediately tossed their cell phones and keys to the ground; Beltsos also gave up her purse, the station said."You got it. You got it. Here, take it. Take it. Take everything. Take everything. Take everything. Take everything. Take everything. Here, you can have it. Honest to God, guys," Poulos was heard on the clip telling the robbers, WBBM reported."I started throwing shoes and coats," Beltsos noted to the station in the aftermath. Video shows them both removing their jackets for the crooks.Poulos told WBBM, "I was always taught by my father just give whatever they want, give what they want, and your life is far more valuable."The nightmare didn't end there, however.RELATED: 'Chunk of hair' allegedly found on smashed windshield; cops say it resembles fatal hit-and-run victim's hair — and case turns Video doesn't show that the crooks soon "had us lie down on our stomachs, and pointing guns at us, and I thought, 'Oh my gosh, is this how it's going to end today?'" Beltsos recounted to WBBM, adding that "for a moment, they were standing there, and they ran off."Police told WBBM the robbers sped out of the neighborhood in a Jaguar SUV, which was later found abandoned and empty in Chicago.The village of Glenview is about 40 minutes northwest of Chicago and is "one of the best places to live in Illinois," according to Niche. It's also a haven for retirees and boasts "a lot of restaurants, coffee shops, and parks" as well as "highly rated" public schools, Niche adds.Poulos added to WBBM that people nowadays have "to be vigilant and keep their head on a swivel."Blaze News spoke to employees of two businesses located less than a mile from where the robbery took place, and both workers strangely used the same word in the aftermath of the harrowing encounter: "numb."One employee confessed to Blaze News, "I'm numb to it."The worker from the second business — even upon hearing that a suspect had been arrested — told Blaze News that "you just kind of become numb to the situation.""It's unfortunate," she added to Blaze News about the robbery itself. "It's just the way of the world."Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!
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BlazeTV's Steve Deace takes aim at 'Rainbow Jihad' with best-selling Christian children's book
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BlazeTV's Steve Deace takes aim at 'Rainbow Jihad' with best-selling Christian children's book

BlazeTV host Steve Deace explored the spiritual nature of the divisions that threaten to tear America apart in his 2016 novel "A Nefarious Plot," which was adapted into the well-received film "Nefarious."Like C.S. Lewis' "The Screwtape Letters," Deace's satirical book provided penetrating insights into the nature of evil as well as into how the demonic might seek to pervert language, empathy, notions of justice and tolerance, media, the education system, and politics.Deace has a new biting book out on the same theme but with a narrowed focus, namely the appropriation of the rainbow by non-straight activists and related distortions regarding marriage and the family.Numerous American public school libraries across the country are replete with non-straight propaganda — books targeting children that champion deviant lifestyles, sexual promiscuity, and transvestitism and altogether reject traditional understandings of sex, marriage, and virtue.To a passerby or an uncritical eye, Deace's new book, "Richie Meets the Rainbow: A Heartwarming Tale of Childhood Enlightenment," might look like more of the same. After all, the cover features an image of a cartoonish child pointing gleefully at a rainbow — a symbol now associated with degeneracy despite having signified for millennia God's covenant with man.RELATED: 'No b*** j** for you': State House silences Republican for reading smut Democrats fought to keep in elementary schools Photo by PATRICK T. FALLON/AFP via Getty ImagesIn fact, Deace told Blaze News that several of his own listeners "didn't realize it was a troll and were instantly offended that I had 'sold out' to what I call the Rainbow Jihad."The book is instead something of a Trojan horse."What I call the Rainbow Jihad has noticeably left out the origin story of its own scam," Deace told Blaze News, "which is why I want to use this book to fill that void. Why wouldn't they want people to know where their ideology truly comes from? All the potential answers to that question are bad."Deace recently told BlazeTV host Stu Burguiere on "Stu Does America" that the book centers on a young boy named Richie who is confronted at school with a blue-haired, nose-ringed, "rainbow-fisted teacher" keen to fill his head with lies. — (@) Fortunately for Richie, he "has a secret weapon," said Deace. "He's got a dad.""Instead of saying, 'Shut up, son, I'm watching the game,' Dad says, 'You know what? I can pause the game, son, and here at dinner, let's have a discussion about this,'" said Deace. "And he puts little Richie on his lap, and he grabs this best-selling book — maybe you've heard about it before; it's the greatest best-seller of all time, the Bible — and he walks Richie through the true story of the rainbow.""He wants his son to know that 'unrepentant savages' have co-opted this with the intent of brainwashing him and future generations," said Deace. "And he's going to do something that also is not very prevalent in today's culture: His dad's going to get active and going to be a constant force at the school board meeting to make sure ... that the voiceless have a voice in him and set the example."RELATED: The culture war isn’t a distraction — it’s the main front Blaze Media IllustrationThe book, although written and marketed as a children's book, serves as a tool for parents to better understand the nature of leftist indoctrination, particularly within the school system, just as "A Nefarious Plot" serves as a tool for understanding the demonic infestation at the greater societal level.Deace emphasized to Blaze News that when he put pen to paper, the intended reader was "the men."'I didn't do it for the money, but to send a message.'"It is time to both make dads the hero of the story again — because they really are the antidote to much of what threatens us culturally," said the BlazeTV host, "but also to inspire the men to stop being passive and get engaged because they are the solution."Deace told Blaze News, "This book has been planned for 10 months to strike right at the heart of Pride Month on purpose."Unsurprisingly, Deace had issues getting this particular title published despite his previous successes. Even getting it made proved difficult."We had to go all the way to Hungary to find an illustrator able [and] willing to do this for us to get it out there," said the BlazeTV host. "We had Amazon jack with us during our rollout, and I think we all know why.""I only make a few bucks per book, so I'm not going to get rich off of this. I didn't do it for the money, but to send a message. And that message is this: The time for this demonic trash is at an end," added Deace.At the time of writing, the book was ranked #1 Best-Seller in the Children's Christian Emotions & Feelings Fiction category on Amazon and ranked among the top 10 best-sellers in the Children's Christian Fiction category on the platform.As the book climbed the new release charts on Amazon, Deace noted, "We are getting closer to being a certified LGBTQFU best-seller deep in the heart of pride month."When asked if Richie will be making additional appearances, Deace told Blaze News that pending the success of this title, he could "foresee a future where Richie Meets Reparations, Richie Meets the Resurrection, Richie Meets the Real St. Nicholas, etc. Just spitballing here. But that's up to the audience." Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!
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Thrive mixes Manor Lords' mechanics with fantasy world design, and it's hit 1.0
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Thrive mixes Manor Lords' mechanics with fantasy world design, and it's hit 1.0

There are a lot of games out there that mix strategy design with a fantasy aesthetic. From Against the Storm to Songs of Conquest, Warcraft 3 to Age of Wonders 4, this combination of setting and genre has always found an audience. Thrive: Heavy Lies the Crown follows suit, but, as a mix of RTS and city-building, it throws even more ingredients into the mix to make it stand out from the pack. If you want to see how it works for yourself, now's a good time. Thrive has just hit 1.0 on Steam, and, to celebrate the full version's launch, it's heavily discounted for a limited time. Continue reading Thrive mixes Manor Lords' mechanics with fantasy world design, and it's hit 1.0 MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best strategy games, Best 4X games, Best RTS games
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New survival game from Barotrauma dev has already been wishlisted 200,000 times
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New survival game from Barotrauma dev has already been wishlisted 200,000 times

With Barotrauma, creator FakeFish looked to the murky depths of the ocean as the basis for its survival horror setting. The studio's follow-up takes place on the surface of the planet, which should, in theory, offer a slightly less oppressive world to explore. Instead, Frostrail appears to be an equally desperate experience that draws on the frozen landscapes of The Long Dark and the train shelter of Metro Exodus in its take on the first-person survival genre. This mix seems to be resounding with audiences, as it's already been added to Steam wishlists a staggering 200,000 times. Continue reading New survival game from Barotrauma dev has already been wishlisted 200,000 times MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best FPS games, Best survival games, Best train games
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Karoline Leavitt Proves Team Biden's Efforts to Blame Trump and GOP for the Open Border Were HUGE Lies
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Karoline Leavitt Proves Team Biden's Efforts to Blame Trump and GOP for the Open Border Were HUGE Lies

Karoline Leavitt Proves Team Biden's Efforts to Blame Trump and GOP for the Open Border Were HUGE Lies
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Cyberpunk 2077 Avoids Poor Trend For Switch 2 Ports
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Cyberpunk 2077 Avoids Poor Trend For Switch 2 Ports

While the Nintendo Switch 2 might be selling like hotcakes since its release earlier this month, the same can't be said for the console's software.
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Deltarune: How To Lock In The Weird Route
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Deltarune: How To Lock In The Weird Route

Undertalewas a testament to player choice being able to alter a game's narrative when it was released back in 2015. The stark difference between each story route was a major part of its replayability, often hiding character moments or major backstory reveals behind certain paths.
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Breaking: WH Says Trump Will Decide on Iran Action in Next 2 Weeks, Clarifies What a Deal Would Look Like
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Breaking: WH Says Trump Will Decide on Iran Action in Next 2 Weeks, Clarifies What a Deal Would Look Like

Breaking: WH Says Trump Will Decide on Iran Action in Next 2 Weeks, Clarifies What a Deal Would Look Like
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Donald Trump Gets Ticked Off About a Leak on Possible Attack on Iran, and I Don't Blame Him One Bit
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Donald Trump Gets Ticked Off About a Leak on Possible Attack on Iran, and I Don't Blame Him One Bit

Donald Trump Gets Ticked Off About a Leak on Possible Attack on Iran, and I Don't Blame Him One Bit
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