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AI EMPLOYEE QUITS JOB SAYING THE TECHNOLOGY “COULD KILL US ALL BY THE END OF THE DECADE”
That candid disclosure from Jacob Coxon, the former Anthropic employee, raised alarms Tuesday, as the 27-year-old AI researcher admitted on his way out the door in a resignation thread on X…READ MORE >
FEDERAL COURT ALLEGEDLY ‘HOSTILE’ TOWARD LOUISIANA IN LEGAL BATTLE OVER ABORTION
The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals heard oral arguments in a case that may settle whether abortion pills can be legitimately mailed to states that have laws in place where they are prohibited…READ MORE >
BEATIFIED AND ‘BASED’: WHY GEN Z CATHOLICS ARE FALLING FOR FULTON SHEEN
Sheen continues to speak to young Catholics. He was fiery without being cruel, polished without seeming artificial and uncompromising without losing sight of the audience in front of him…READ MORE >
MANY PEOPLE WIL LGET $500 OBAMACARE CHECK, SAYS TRUMP
On Thursday, the Trump administration said that it planned to send $500 in rebates to almost every one of the million people insured under the Affordable Care Act, more commonly known as Obamacare, labeling the money as payments for “overcharges” by the previous administration…READ MORE >
DOJ FILES LAWSUITS AGAINST IN-STATE-TUITION FOR ILLEGALS
The DOJ says the most recent complaints challenge every state or jurisdiction it identifies as having a law or regulation providing in-state tuition to students who are not lawfully present…READ MORE >
CARDINAL MÜLLER: ‘PROCLAIM CHRIST’S KINGSHIP’ AGAINST ISLAM
The West, he warned, is dealing with “an unprecedented identity crisis.” Formerly Christian nations are under assault from within and without, the cardinal stated, as the foundations of society are being eroded…READ MORE >
NETFLIX SUED BY FLORIDA ATTORNEY GENERAL FOR ALLEGED DATA TRACKING OF CHILDREN AND SELLING INFORMATION
“Netflix told Florida families they could pay a monthly fee to escape Big Tech surveillance. That was false,” Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier said in a statement accompanying the filing…READ MORE >
SUPREME COURT DECLINES CATHOLIC WOMAN’S BID FOR RELIGIOUS EXEMPTION TO SCHOOL VACCINE POLICY
All states require children to be vaccinated against certain diseases in order to attend public schools, although policies for religious or medical exemptions vary. Four states — California, Connecticut, Maine, and New York — only allow medical exemptions, according to KFF…READ MORE >
