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Motorist allegedly tries to run over trio standing on home's lawn after argument. Driver's downfall? One victim has a gun.
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Motorist allegedly tries to run over trio standing on home's lawn after argument. Driver's downfall? One victim has a gun.

A motorist in Columbus, Ohio, earlier this month allegedly tried to run over three people who were standing on a home's lawn after an argument.But one of driver's alleged targets was carrying a gun — and the victim's aim was true.'Let this be a lesson. Don't bring a car to a gunfight.'Police said 32-year-old Alexander Oglesby after an argument "used his vehicle as a weapon, driving it off the roadway in an attempt to strike the three victims" in the 1800 block of Noe Bixby Road around 2 a.m. Oct. 5. Police added that "tire tracks at the scene show that Mr. Oglesby drove at the victims, who were approximately 40 yards away in the grass in front of their residence. One of the victims fired shots at Mr. Oglesby in self-defense and struck Mr. Oglesby. He was taken to an area hospital and treated for the injury."Police said Oglesby was charged with three counts of felonious assault and taken to the Franklin County Jail. According to jail records, Oglesby on Tuesday was still incarcerated.Police also said those with information about the incident are asked to contact Columbus Police Felony Assault Det. Reffitt #222 at 614-645-4323 or Central Ohio Crime Stoppers at 614-461-TIPS (8477) — and that callers may remain anonymous.How are observers reacting?A handful of commenters underneath WCMH-TV's Facebook post about the incident completely backed up the person who pulled the trigger:"Yeaaa, right, guns are the problem," one commenter noted sarcastically."Let this be a lesson," another user warned with tongue planted firmly in cheek. "Don't bring a car to a gunfight.""The gun grabbers hate stories like this," another commenter declared.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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M.I.A. explains why artists like Cardi B are destroying the music industry: 'What is cool is Satan’s playground'
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M.I.A. explains why artists like Cardi B are destroying the music industry: 'What is cool is Satan’s playground'

British rapper and record producer M.I.A. recently made an appearance on James Poulos’ “Zero Hour.” The duo broached a number of subjects, including the “Paper Planes” singer’s anti-Big Tech clothing line OHMNI, therapy addiction in the West, tyranny in the U.K., and, of course, the music industry. On the latter subject, M.I.A. was candid about the decline of music due to the influence of Satanism and the AI programming that paves the path for it. - YouTube www.youtube.com “Where do you see music going? And do you think music is doing what it needs to be doing for us as human beings?” Poulos asked. “Music is healing, and it can change a lot of people’s mood or vibe ... and I think it’s been hijacked because it became a business,” M.I.A. explained, adding that as an artist, “You have to put [your music] through the channel of an industry [where] it gets corrupted.” “This is the image that has to be put with this song, and a girl has to look like this, and she has to do this dance,” she said, regurgitating what artists are told by producers and marketing personnel. As a newer Christian, M.I.A. pointed to Satan as the root cause of the music industry’s degeneracy. “Satan was the director of music, you know? It is a great tool to get to people because music directly accesses your spirit, so you bypass the mind and your soul and your logic,” she told Poulos. “There's a level of responsibility to practice when you make music and a level of knowledge you have to have.” She explained that “what is cool” in our modern culture “is never that.” “What is cool is Satan’s playground,” she remarked. Unfortunately, artificial intelligence has also become integral to the music industry. While M.I.A. says that AI in and of itself is basically “a fun toy,” the programmers of AI are what’s problematic. Being keenly aware of what sells, these people design AI to essentially do Satan’s bidding. She points to popular musicians Cardi B and Ice Spice – who are likely popular because they’re “skirting very close to porn” – as examples. “It’s like merging Only Fans and the music industry is where we’re at,” she said, adding that this is why she’s “taking a time out.” To hear more of the conversation, watch the clip above. Want more from James Poulos?To enjoy more of James's visionary commentary on politics, tech, ideas, and culture, subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America, defend the Constitution, and live the American dream.
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13-year-old tragically crushed to death at haunted hayride in Minnesota
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13-year-old tragically crushed to death at haunted hayride in Minnesota

A 13-year-old was crushed to death by a trolley wagon being pulled by a tractor at a haunted hayride event in Minnesota. The Stearns County Sheriff’s Office said they received a call at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday about a boy being injured after being run over at the hayride in St. Augusta. Despite their efforts to save his life, the boy was pronounced dead at the scene. 'Hold your babies tight. I would do anything to hold my baby again.' Police said that several members of staff and bystanders tried to save his life, including an off-duty police officer and an off-duty medic. The boy was later identified as Alexander "Xander" Mick, an eighth-grader at Sauk Rapids-Rice Middle School. A post on social media from the Harvest of Horror Haunted Hayride said the attraction is shutting down for the season out of respect for the victim and his family. The owner of the hayride told KMSP-TV that he was good friends with the father of the child because they were both teachers at a high school. He said Xander's father, who is a music teacher, was organizing the event to help pay for a choir trip, and his son had come along to help his dad. "Xander was an amazingly unique child who loved Jesus with all his heart and is happily in the arms of Jesus right now," said Teri Dahlberg Mick, the boy's mother. A GoFundMe donation page has been set up to help the family pay for his funeral costs. "Hold your babies tight. I would do anything to hold my baby again," said the mom on Facebook. Video and images from the hayride can be viewed on the news video report from KMSP on YouTube. 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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WATCH: Tim Walz Makes an Absolute KNUCKLEHEAD of Himself Trying to Dunk on J.D. Vance
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WATCH: Tim Walz Makes an Absolute KNUCKLEHEAD of Himself Trying to Dunk on J.D. Vance

WATCH: Tim Walz Makes an Absolute KNUCKLEHEAD of Himself Trying to Dunk on J.D. Vance
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Kamala's Husband Offers a Really Strange Glimpse into Their Very Weird Marriage
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Kamala's Husband Offers a Really Strange Glimpse into Their Very Weird Marriage

Kamala's Husband Offers a Really Strange Glimpse into Their Very Weird Marriage
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Dana Loesch Destroys Tim Walz’s Elmer Fudd Hunting Photo Op
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Dana Loesch Destroys Tim Walz’s Elmer Fudd Hunting Photo Op

Dana Loesch Destroys Tim Walz’s Elmer Fudd Hunting Photo Op
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BREAKING: Kamala Opens Door to Reparations in Chaotic, Racist Town Hall With Charlamagne Tha God
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BREAKING: Kamala Opens Door to Reparations in Chaotic, Racist Town Hall With Charlamagne Tha God

BREAKING: Kamala Opens Door to Reparations in Chaotic, Racist Town Hall With Charlamagne Tha God
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This Apple AI study suggests ChatGPT and other chatbots can’t actually reason
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This Apple AI study suggests ChatGPT and other chatbots can’t actually reason

Companies like OpenAI and Google will tell you that the next big step in generative AI experiences is almost here. ChatGPT's big o1-preview upgrade is meant to prove that next-gen experience. o1-preview, available to ChatGPT Plus and other premium subscribers, can supposedly reason. Such an AI tool should be more useful when trying to find solutions to complex questions that require complex reasoning. But if a new AI paper from Apple researchers is correct in its conclusions, then ChatGPT o1 and all other genAI models can't actually reason. Instead, they're simply matching patterns from their training data sets. They're pretty good at coming up with solutions and answers, yes. But that's only because they've seen similar problems and can predict the answer. Apple's AI study shows that changing trivial variables in math problems that wouldn't fool kids or adding text that doesn't alter how you'd solve the problem can significantly impact the reasoning performance of large language models. Continue reading... The post This Apple AI study suggests ChatGPT and other chatbots can’t actually reason appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Best Ring Video Doorbell deals for October 2024 Early Prime Day deals: Rare Nintendo Switch sale, $50 off Oura Ring, $105 Sony ANC headphones, more Best Dyson vacuum deals of Prime Big Deals Days 2024 Top Prime Day deals: $169 AirPods Pro 2, $170 Apple Watch SE, laptops, Bose headphones, robot vacuums, more
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Evolution of a Native American Society: A Journey Through Ancient History
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Evolution of a Native American Society: A Journey Through Ancient History

As a Native American culture, the Chickasaw people broadly trace their ancestry back to the migratory peoples of the Paleo-Indian period, which spanned from roughly 10,000 BC - 8500 BC. Legend has it that the Chickasaws migrated for generations from “the place in the West” to settle in what is now the Southeast. The climate was drier and colder than today in the centuries after humans first migrated to the Americas and glaciers covered the northern lands. Paleo-Indian era people roamed the country in small extended family bands and hunted herds of mammoth, mastodon, giant bison, horse, ground sloth and other Pleistocene megafauna. Storm Spirits and the Undead: Native American Tornado Myths and Legends Native American Creation Stories: Creator Animals, Gods and Goddesses  Crafting for Survival: Ground Stone Tools and Early Agriculture The people of this era used Clovis point spears to hunt, which have been discovered all over North America, as well as in what is now Mississippi. Clovis points were often made of exotic high-quality flint, or chert, and sometimes traced to modern day northern Alabama and middle Tennessee, the Chickasaw’s historic homeland. Read moreSection: NewsScience & SpaceAncient PlacesAmericasRead Later 
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Meloni: Italy Imposes Toughest Sanctions on Arms Exports to Israel
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Meloni: Italy Imposes Toughest Sanctions on Arms Exports to Israel

Italy is imposing the toughest restrictions on arms exports to Israel among allies, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni told the Italian Senate on Tuesday ahead of this week's EU summit Thursday and Friday.
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