Weird, indeed.

The AI-powered search startup's valuation jumped from $18 billion two months earlier.

If SB 243 is enacted, California would become the first state to require operators to implement safety protocols for AI companions and hold companies legally accountable if their chatbots fail to meet those standards.

The following article, James Woods On Murder of Charlie Kirk: ‘It’s Not Gun Violence. It’s Democrat Violence.’, was first published on Conservative Firing Line. As we and others reported on Wednesday, Charlie Kirk, the 31-year-old conservative activist who founded Turning Point USA, was murdered in cold blood while attending a speaking event in Utah. James Woods responded to the killing on X by stating, “It’s not gun violence. It’s Democrat violence.” It’s not gun violence. It’s Democrat violence. pic.twitter.com/HpoJFOAVNw … Continue reading James Woods On Murder of Charlie Kirk: ‘It’s Not Gun Violence. It’s Democrat Violence.’ ...

Minutes after right-wing activist Charlie Kirk was fatally shot while speaking at an event in Utah on Wednesday, far-right influencers and extremist communities lit up social media with calls for violence against the left.

The U.S. military blew up a speedboat in international waters near Venezuela on Sept. 2, killing all 11 people on board. President Donald Trump claimed that the boat was operated by Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua, smuggling drugs. Trump has repeatedly shown that his word isn’t trustworthy, but even giving him the benefit of the doubt, it’s an unprecedented action for a U.S. president, asserting powers far beyond those utilized in the war on terror.

MSNBC has fired political analyst Matthew Dowd after controversial comments he made during the network’s live coverage of the fatal shooting of conservative activist Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University.

An unexpected homage. The post Kate Bush and Connie Francis: Behind the anime inspired by music’s best singers first appeared on Far Out Magazine.

The UK’s Online Safety Act is being used to monitor and censor online users, not only in the UK but worldwide.  Now, Ofcom, the regulator implementing the provisions of the Act, is […] The post Online Safety Act: Ofcom’s super-complaints scheme will be used to censor “emerging online harms” first appeared on The Expose.

Throughout American history, certain criminal cases have not only captivated the nation but have also fundamentally transformed its legal landscape. These landmark trials have led to significant changes in laws, courtroom procedures, and societal attitudes toward justice. By examining these pivotal cases, we gain insight into how the American justice system has evolved in response ...