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AI could destroy human race over the next decade, three Anthropic researchers warn
Jacob Coxen was an AI researcher with Anthropic before he resigned from the company on Tuesday, said that there will soon be "superhuman systems that can hack anything, revolutionize any field overnight, and acquire real power and resources."
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Students at Utah college were Kirk was assassinated to protest one-year memorial event
Kirk was fatally shot on the campus Sept. 10, 2025.
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Trump admin targets tax breaks for private schools that use race-based admissions or DEI programs
“Schools rebranding race-based preferences as equitable, inclusive, or diversity-enhancing does not change their discriminatory nature," Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said in a statement.
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Illegal immigrant arrested in Maryland after being charged multiple times for prostitution
Since 2004, the Salvadoran was twice deported and twice charged with prostitution in Virginia and Maryland.
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University of California staffers headed for record as tax-funded cash cow for Democrats
In the 2020 election cycle, giving to Democrats nearly quadrupled to $19.8 million, this time, more than 97% of total giving.
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Rural EMS agencies fight the drug scourge as they lose workers
Rural agencies have fewer staff on call and larger areas to cover, which lengthens travel times.
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Another Texas county declares invasion after judge’s family members killed
Smuggler driving more than 100 mph crashed into car carrying judge's sister-in-law and her granddaughter, killing both.
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Porn sites remove access to North Carolina users due to age verification law
The law also allows parents of minors who have accessed these pornography sites to sue them.
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Parallel economy fueled by conservatives gives consumers alternatives that support their values
"We started our company with the idea that books are the most important thing because they have a special way of sparking kids' imaginations and activating their mind," Brave Books CEO Trent Talbot said.
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Democratic mayors continue call for more resources to deal with illegal immigrants
Chicago has seen over 25,000 migrants arrive since August.
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Florida bill would expand prison incentive program designed to reduce recidivism
Florida nonviolent offenders could be part of a new incentive program if a new bill becomes law.
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Families of three service members awarded death benefits for border security efforts
Prior to this year, Texas Military Department service members and their families didn’t have the same benefits while serving on active state duty as they do while serving on federal deployments for over 30 days.
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Iowa attorney general wants tougher penalties for law enforcement assaults
The attorney general also proposes that anyone who attacks a first responder or law enforcement officer face a "D" felony charge instead of an aggravated misdemeanor.