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Florida Attorney General Opening Investigation Into OpenAI After FSU Shooting

Source: SOPA Images / Getty On Thursday, Florida’s Attorney General James Uthmeier announced his office has opened an investigation into OpenAI in relation to a man accused of last year’s shooting at Florida State University (FSU), where two people were killed, and six were injured.  According to the New York

What Has Zohran Mamdani Done So Far In His 1st 100 Days In Office?

Source: Albany Times Union/Hearst Newspapers / Getty UPDATE — Friday, April 10, 2:30 p.m. EST: When Zohran Mamdani was sworn in as the 111th Mayor of New York City on Jan. 1, 2026, he entered office with a clear mandate: tackle affordability, restore trust in government, and reimagine how the

Appeals Court Weighing Length Of Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs Sentence

Source: Justin Goff Photos / Getty The Sean “Diddy” Combs legal saga continued on Thursday as an appeals court heard arguments from his defense team that he received an overly harsh sentence. According to AP News, the core argument presented by Combs’ defense team is that Judge Arun Subramanian unjustly

Louisiana GOP Rushing To Pass Bill Preventing Calvin Duncan From Taking Office

Source: calvinforclerk.com / calvinforclerk.com Last fall, Calvin Duncan gave us one of the few feel-good stories in American politics during the November elections. Duncan spent three decades in prison for a crime he didn’t commit before being exonerated. After gaining his freedom, Duncan campaigned and eventually won the position of

‘Mad King’ Donald Trump Posts Snuff Film On Truth Social

Source: Tom Williams / Getty On Thursday night, the president of the United States shared what was essentially a snuff film on his social media account. Those of us who have been paying attention to the many public humiliations President Donald Trump has faced as of late — between his

Judge Blocks Trump Administration’s Request For College Student Admissions Data

Source: The Washington Post / Getty The Trump administration’s war against diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs in colleges hit a setback last week after a federal judge blocked the Education Department from obtaining the admissions data from 17 colleges. According to The New York Times, the temporary restraining order

Pete Hegseth Weirdly Compares Pilot Rescue To Resurrection Of Jesus Christ

Source: Anadolu / Getty Last month, it was widely reported that Secretary of Defense (or War, or whatever) Pete Hegseth was making troops, including current and former military leaders, nervous by breaking long-standing military norms by constantly invoking his Christian faith, especially during a time of war. It turns out