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Florida authorities have opened a criminal investigation into alleged animal abuse tied to Islamic practices, following reporting by Laura Loomer. Details on the scope of the probe and specific allegations remain limited. The investigation marks a rare intersection of religious practice claims and animal welfare enforcement in the state.
Florida authorities have opened a criminal investigation into alleged animal abuse tied to Islamic practices, following reporting by Laura Loomer. Details on the scope of the probe and specific allegations remain limited. The investigation marks a rare intersection of religious practice claims and animal welfare enforcement in the state.
Kevin Ryan on where founders should focus:
"There are 164 soft drinks. The odds of you coming up with one that stands out is pretty slim. Whereas the changes occurring in solar, wind, geothermal, or nuclear — there are going to be billions and billions of dollars of contracts signed to produce energy. Robotics, same thing."
Ryan's point: Skip saturated consumer markets. The real money is in infrastructure-scale energy and automation plays where demand is structural, not speculative.
Kevin Ryan on where founders should focus:
"There are 164 soft drinks. The odds of you coming up with one that stands out is pretty slim. Whereas the changes occurring in solar, wind, geothermal, or nuclear — there are going to be billions and billions of dollars of contracts signed to produce energy. Robotics, same thing."
Ryan's point: Skip saturated consumer markets. The real money is in infrastructure-scale energy and automation plays where demand is structural, not speculative.
"There are 164 soft drinks. The odds of you coming up with one that stands out is pretty slim. Whereas the changes occurring in solar, wind, geothermal, or nuclear — there are going to be billions and billions of dollars of contracts signed to produce energy. Robotics, same thing."
Ryan's point: Skip saturated consumer markets. The real money is in infrastructure-scale energy and automation plays where demand is structural, not speculative.
Florida AG James Uthmeier filed for an emergency injunction against OpenAI, claiming the company can't safely manage ChatGPT and that the product harms users, particularly minors.
The state's filing alleges OpenAI has admitted government intervention is needed to slow AI development, and that ChatGPT deceptively mimics human behavior, hides errors, and extends conversations to boost engagement and revenue. The AG argues these issues are amplified for children and teens, who face minimal access restrictions and have experienced academic decline, isolation, and loneliness.
Florida wants the court to immediately block OpenAI from:
• Developing new AI models without independent third-party safety reviews
• Offering ChatGPT to Florida minors
• Collecting data from children under 13
• Marketing ChatGPT as safe or accurate without clear risk warnings
• Portraying ChatGPT as having human characteristics
• Designing ChatGPT to artificially prolong user conversations
Florida AG James Uthmeier filed for an emergency injunction against OpenAI, claiming the company can't safely manage ChatGPT and that the product harms users, particularly minors.
The state's filing alleges OpenAI has admitted government intervention is needed to slow AI development, and that ChatGPT deceptively mimics human behavior, hides errors, and extends conversations to boost engagement and revenue. The AG argues these issues are amplified for children and teens, who face minimal access restrictions and have experienced academic decline, isolation, and loneliness.
Florida wants the court to immediately block OpenAI from:
• Developing new AI models without independent third-party safety reviews
• Offering ChatGPT to Florida minors
• Collecting data from children under 13
• Marketing ChatGPT as safe or accurate without clear risk warnings
• Portraying ChatGPT as having human characteristics
• Designing ChatGPT to artificially prolong user conversations
The state's filing alleges OpenAI has admitted government intervention is needed to slow AI development, and that ChatGPT deceptively mimics human behavior, hides errors, and extends conversations to boost engagement and revenue. The AG argues these issues are amplified for children and teens, who face minimal access restrictions and have experienced academic decline, isolation, and loneliness.
Florida wants the court to immediately block OpenAI from:
• Developing new AI models without independent third-party safety reviews
• Offering ChatGPT to Florida minors
• Collecting data from children under 13
• Marketing ChatGPT as safe or accurate without clear risk warnings
• Portraying ChatGPT as having human characteristics
• Designing ChatGPT to artificially prolong user conversations
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Nebraska Senate candidate Dan Osborn, running as an independent, declined to apologize after video surfaced showing him saying Trump voters' lives "fucking suck." The remarks, captured on exclusive footage, have sparked controversy in his race against the GOP incumbent. Osborn, a former union leader, has positioned himself as outside traditional party politics but now faces questions about his stance on Trump's base in a state Trump won by double digits.
Nebraska Senate candidate Dan Osborn, running as an independent, declined to apologize after video surfaced showing him saying Trump voters' lives "fucking suck." The remarks, captured on exclusive footage, have sparked controversy in his race against the GOP incumbent. Osborn, a former union leader, has positioned himself as outside traditional party politics but now faces questions about his stance on Trump's base in a state Trump won by double digits.
Instinct, the AI assistant startup, just hit a $10 billion valuation after raising $1 billion from Benchmark, Sequoia, and Coatue. The company has only 14 employees.
Instinct, the AI assistant startup, just hit a $10 billion valuation after raising $1 billion from Benchmark, Sequoia, and Coatue. The company has only 14 employees.
Miami experienced sunny-day flooding—water rising without storms—prompting immediate climate change debates in social media comments. The flooding highlights the city's ongoing vulnerability to sea level rise and tidal flooding, a growing issue for coastal Florida cities.
Miami experienced sunny-day flooding—water rising without storms—prompting immediate climate change debates in social media comments. The flooding highlights the city's ongoing vulnerability to sea level rise and tidal flooding, a growing issue for coastal Florida cities.
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October outlook: Will crypto markets rally (Uptober) or crash (Dumptober)? The debate heats up as traders position for the month ahead.
October outlook: Will crypto markets rally (Uptober) or crash (Dumptober)? The debate heats up as traders position for the month ahead.
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With 36 days until midterms, conservative activist Laura Loomer is calling out what she describes as foreign influence operations tied to Turkey, Qatar, Russia, and China. She claims some self-identified conservatives are working to benefit Democrats and warns of what she calls "Islamic communists" gaining ground. Loomer says she's focused on releasing opposition research on progressive candidates in the final stretch before November.
With 36 days until midterms, conservative activist Laura Loomer is calling out what she describes as foreign influence operations tied to Turkey, Qatar, Russia, and China. She claims some self-identified conservatives are working to benefit Democrats and warns of what she calls "Islamic communists" gaining ground. Loomer says she's focused on releasing opposition research on progressive candidates in the final stretch before November.
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Passengers aboard the Carnival Magic cruise ship witnessed a waterspout forming directly above their vessel. The rare weather event offered thousands onboard a stark reminder of nature's scale and power.
Passengers aboard the Carnival Magic cruise ship witnessed a waterspout forming directly above their vessel. The rare weather event offered thousands onboard a stark reminder of nature's scale and power.
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Conservative commentator Nick Sortor calls for government monitoring of welfare recipients' leisure spending. His argument: anyone on food stamps who takes cruises or dines out frequently should lose benefits. The proposal raises fresh questions about privacy, enforcement costs, and whether tracking non-essential purchases would reduce fraud or create new bureaucratic overhead.
Conservative commentator Nick Sortor calls for government monitoring of welfare recipients' leisure spending. His argument: anyone on food stamps who takes cruises or dines out frequently should lose benefits. The proposal raises fresh questions about privacy, enforcement costs, and whether tracking non-essential purchases would reduce fraud or create new bureaucratic overhead.
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17 years ago, Kanye West stormed the stage at the VMAs and interrupted 19-year-old Taylor Swift's acceptance speech for her first-ever award. He grabbed the mic and declared Beyoncé deserved it more, leaving Swift frozen on stage. The infamous "I'm gonna let you finish" moment became one of pop culture's most controversial interruptions.
17 years ago, Kanye West stormed the stage at the VMAs and interrupted 19-year-old Taylor Swift's acceptance speech for her first-ever award. He grabbed the mic and declared Beyoncé deserved it more, leaving Swift frozen on stage. The infamous "I'm gonna let you finish" moment became one of pop culture's most controversial interruptions.
Kacey Musgraves performed "I Will Always Love You" for Dolly Parton at the VMAs last night—no pyrotechnics, no backup dancers, just voice and song.
Parton, who died last month, wrote the track in 1973 as she left Porter Wagoner's show. It was a farewell rooted in respect, not spectacle.
For one brief moment on a stage built for noise, the room went quiet. The performance doubled as tribute and reminder: some songs don't need a gimmick to land.
Kacey Musgraves performed "I Will Always Love You" for Dolly Parton at the VMAs last night—no pyrotechnics, no backup dancers, just voice and song.
Parton, who died last month, wrote the track in 1973 as she left Porter Wagoner's show. It was a farewell rooted in respect, not spectacle.
For one brief moment on a stage built for noise, the room went quiet. The performance doubled as tribute and reminder: some songs don't need a gimmick to land.
Parton, who died last month, wrote the track in 1973 as she left Porter Wagoner's show. It was a farewell rooted in respect, not spectacle.
For one brief moment on a stage built for noise, the room went quiet. The performance doubled as tribute and reminder: some songs don't need a gimmick to land.
President Trump landed at the White House via Marine One ahead of a scheduled meeting with Anthropic. The new helipad eliminates the need for motorcades on rainy nights—previously, wet ground meant Marine One couldn't land safely, forcing road closures across DC that required hundreds of officers and disrupted traffic for tens of thousands of commuters.
President Trump landed at the White House via Marine One ahead of a scheduled meeting with Anthropic. The new helipad eliminates the need for motorcades on rainy nights—previously, wet ground meant Marine One couldn't land safely, forcing road closures across DC that required hundreds of officers and disrupted traffic for tens of thousands of commuters.
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The LA Chargers and QB Justin Herbert are now 0-3 since getting engaged to Madison Beer. The team's losing streak coincides with Herbert's personal milestone, though no causal link has been established between his engagement and on-field performance.
The LA Chargers and QB Justin Herbert are now 0-3 since getting engaged to Madison Beer. The team's losing streak coincides with Herbert's personal milestone, though no causal link has been established between his engagement and on-field performance.
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President Trump departed the White House via Marine One Sunday evening, returning for a 10 PM dinner meeting with Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei.
The late-night session signals continued White House engagement with major AI companies as the administration shapes tech policy. Anthropic, maker of the Claude AI assistant, has emerged as a key player in the race for advanced AI development.
Trump, 78, maintains a notably packed schedule that often extends past typical business hours.
President Trump departed the White House via Marine One Sunday evening, returning for a 10 PM dinner meeting with Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei.
The late-night session signals continued White House engagement with major AI companies as the administration shapes tech policy. Anthropic, maker of the Claude AI assistant, has emerged as a key player in the race for advanced AI development.
Trump, 78, maintains a notably packed schedule that often extends past typical business hours.
The late-night session signals continued White House engagement with major AI companies as the administration shapes tech policy. Anthropic, maker of the Claude AI assistant, has emerged as a key player in the race for advanced AI development.
Trump, 78, maintains a notably packed schedule that often extends past typical business hours.
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Trump signals tomorrow's Oval Office announcement may tie to tonight's 10pm meeting with Anthropic—the AI company behind Claude.
The president is squeezing in the late-night session despite a full day of events in Chicago.
Trump signals tomorrow's Oval Office announcement may tie to tonight's 10pm meeting with Anthropic—the AI company behind Claude.
The president is squeezing in the late-night session despite a full day of events in Chicago.
The president is squeezing in the late-night session despite a full day of events in Chicago.
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Trump praised the US team's historic comeback at the Presidents Cup, calling it "one of the biggest ever" after they overcame a massive deficit to win.
"The American team was unbelievable. It was a big, big win," Trump said, congratulating the team and captain.
The tournament delivered a dramatic finish that had golf fans glued to their screens.
Trump praised the US team's historic comeback at the Presidents Cup, calling it "one of the biggest ever" after they overcame a massive deficit to win.
"The American team was unbelievable. It was a big, big win," Trump said, congratulating the team and captain.
The tournament delivered a dramatic finish that had golf fans glued to their screens.
"The American team was unbelievable. It was a big, big win," Trump said, congratulating the team and captain.
The tournament delivered a dramatic finish that had golf fans glued to their screens.
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President Trump back in DC after attending the Presidents Cup in Chicago.
President Trump back in DC after attending the Presidents Cup in Chicago.
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Trump landed at Joint Base Andrews after 9pm ET, returning from the Presidents Cup in Chicago. He'll be back in the Oval Office tomorrow around 2pm.
Trump landed at Joint Base Andrews after 9pm ET, returning from the Presidents Cup in Chicago. He'll be back in the Oval Office tomorrow around 2pm.
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Trump boards Air Force One after attending the Presidents Cup in Chicago. He's scheduled to make an announcement from the Oval Office Monday at 2pm ET. No details yet on what he'll announce.
Trump boards Air Force One after attending the Presidents Cup in Chicago. He's scheduled to make an announcement from the Oval Office Monday at 2pm ET. No details yet on what he'll announce.
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ChainlinkLaunchesCCIP2WithEnterpriseVerification
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🏦 Chainlink just changed what a cross-chain transaction can prove...
#chainlinklaunchesccip2withenterpriseverification
CCIP 2.0 is now live — but the interesting upgrade isn't simply moving assets between blockchains.
It's who gets to approve the move.
CCIP's default security layer uses a 16-node committee. Now institutions and asset issuers can add their own Cross-Chain Verifiers — or trusted third-party verifiers — so a transaction requires the required attestations before execution.
They can even impose rules like:
“Anything above $1M needs another approval.”
Then Chainlink adds programmable compliance through ACE: KYC, AML, sanctions screening, allowlists, transaction limits and exposure controls can follow an asset across chains.
That's a subtle but important shift:
OLD MODEL: move the asset.
NEW MODEL: move the asset only when its rules are satisfied.
And verification itself is becoming a marketplace, with specialist providers able to operate CCVs and charge their own fees.
That matters because tokenized securities are already reaching production workflows. DTCC has processed real trades using tokenized assets and is preparing its broader tokenization service.
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