In a shocking op-ed, a Huffington Post writer suggests that President Biden’s campaign should consider using artificial intelligence to deceive voters into believing he’s fitter and healthier than he is. The writer argues that the stakes of the election justify such deception, proposing AI-generated videos to present a smoother, more
Since the U.S. legalized sports betting in 2018, the industry has exploded, with annual gross gaming revenue skyrocketing from $400 million to a staggering $11 billion in just five years. This phenomenal growth is fueled by states like Nevada, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania, which embraced early legalization and robust regulations.
Despite ongoing questions about its mRNA technology, Moderna has secured a $176 million U.S. government contract to develop a bird flu vaccine as concerns grow over the H5N1 virus spreading among dairy cows and workers. This funding will support advanced development and testing of the vaccine, with late-stage trials planned
Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin has issued a stark warning about the Temu marketplace app, alleging it operates as a “data theft business” rather than a legitimate online marketplace like Amazon or Walmart. Griffin claims Temu uses malware and spyware to infiltrate users’ devices and gather extensive personal data, going
Hunter Biden has been actively participating in meetings and advising President Joe Biden since returning from Camp David, where the family gathered recently. This involvement is unusual given Hunter’s legal troubles, including a recent guilty verdict on gun charges and ongoing tax-related accusations. Despite these issues, Hunter has been seen
Chinese nationals, limited in how much money they can transfer abroad, are allegedly using a complex network to launder funds earned from selling fentanyl to Mexican cartels. These funds then allegedly flow back to China to pay for students’ education and support wealthy individuals living abroad. This intricate system, detailed
In the past year, thieves in Seattle have stolen over 100 electric vehicle charging cables, driven by high copper scrap prices. This has left frustrated EV owners scrambling to find working charging stations, often traveling long distances. The problem, worse on the West Coast, has even hit Tesla Superchargers in
Tech companies, including Amazon Web Services, are striking deals with U.S. nuclear power plants to secure electricity for their data centers, driven by the skyrocketing demands of artificial intelligence. This move promises 24/7 carbon-free power but stirs controversy, as it could divert existing energy supplies, raise prices, and increase reliance
Two years after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, the constitutional right to abortion has sparked intense debates across America, leading to a patchwork of laws varying by state. The decision has shifted the battleground for abortion rights, revealing stark differences in public opinion regionally. While some see
