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OpenAI's ChatGPT pivots after previously putting Trump alongside Putin as top threats to democracy
ChatGPT originally rated President Trump as a major threat to democracy, but the results changed after a Media Research Center (MRC) study was brought to its at...
Utah's MacKenzie Weegar reacts to American players seeking trades out of Canada: 'It’s a bit unfortunate'
MacKenzie Weegar calls it "unfortunate" to see American NHL stars requesting trades out of Canadian markets to United States teams they prefer.
Ron DeSantis goes to bat for Tiger Woods, MLB announcer calls out 'woke' team & Jena Sims in a 'Chili's' dress
Keith Hernandez calls out the Rays for being woke, while Tiger Woods' golf cart privileges during probation get a response from Ron DeSantis.
Dem Senate hopeful vows to unleash Alaska oil — but her record tells a different story
Mary Peltola touts Alaska oil production in her Senate bid, but in Washington, D.C., she urged colleagues to vote against her own ANWR drilling bill.
Android Motion Assist could ease car sickness on your phone
Google's Motion Assist places animated dots on Pixel screens to combat motion sickness in vehicles, but the Android 17 rollout remains limited.
Vance refuses to put a clock on Iran conflict as key question keeps US forces engaged
JD Vance refuses to set an artificial timeline on Iran, citing Strait of Hormuz attacks and a full pivot from diplomacy to military pressure.
Ukrainian center Kate Koval releases statement regarding her departure from LSU women's hoops team
Kate Koval's Instagram statement reveals how Kim Mulkey's signing of Russian center Anna Minaeva drove her away from LSU women's basketball.
Former Disney star Dylan Sprouse says acting as a kid was ‘child labor’
Dylan Sprouse called his childhood acting career "child labor" on his "Wildmen" podcast, revealing the mental hurdles he still faces as an adult.
Seattle police union sounds alarm after city axes officer hiring bonuses amid staffing shortage
Seattle police union warns the city's decision to cut up to $50,000 in hiring bonuses could worsen a staffing crisis with only 927 deployable officers.
Eva Shockey says she received 'thousands and thousands' of death threats from anti-hunting activists
Eva Shockey reveals she received thousands and thousands of death threats from anti-hunting activists as her profile grew in the outdoor industry.
UK lawmaker warns it’s ‘open season’ on Christians as he sounds alarm over ‘two-tier justice’
British lawmaker says it is "open season" to discriminate against Christians in the United Kingdom while Islamist preachers go free.
Deadly mosquito-borne virus claims first life in major US city as cases spread
Chicago's first West Nile virus death of 2026 follows the city's rainiest summer in years, as CDPH sprays insecticide across 15 community areas.