Numerous drone sightings across New Jersey and parts of New York City have sparked investigations by authorities. While some sightings are believed to be misidentified aircraft, officials are exploring the need for better drone detection systems. Local law enforcement and the FBI are actively investigating the unexplained sightings, which residents find unsettling, with some speculating about their size and sophistication.
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Vice President Kamala Harris is reportedly saddened by President Joe Biden's claim that he could have won the 2024 election, revealing a strain in their relationship. Despite endorsing Harris, Biden's comments have led to speculation about underlying tensions. Kamala Harris told her friends that Biden's statement in one of his last interviews shows "one-sided loyalty".
Anti-capitalist Luigi Mangione's late grandfather was a multimillionaire who owned country clubs, nursing homes, and more. Mangione's protest is against the healthcare industry but his family donated to hospitals and has a long association with the industry. As more and more details emerge about his wealthy family, it seems his family wealth is probably more than that of the CEO he killed.
Elon Musk condemned audience support for vandalism targeting Tesla properties shown in a Daily Show clip hosted by Jordan Klepper. The recent surge in attacks coincides with Trump's new Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), raising concerns over politically motivated violence against Tesla.
Tech consultant Nima Momeni was found guilty of second-degree murder in the fatal stabbing of Cash App founder Bob Lee. Prosecutors argued Momeni, enraged over a dispute involving his sister and Lee, planned the attack. Momeni's defense claimed self-defense during an altercation, but the jury rejected this.
A woman in Perth reported feeling shocked and disrespected when her doctor used ChatGPT to analyze her test results, calling it unprofessional. The incident has been reported to regulatory authorities, prompting debate over the use of AI tools in healthcare.
Steve Bannon intensifies his stance on the H-1B visa program, asserting that it will be abolished instead of reformed. On his podcast, Bannon criticizes Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy, emphasizing that the program harms American citizens and demands reparations for displaced tech workers, alleging hypocrisy and calling for the deportation of H-1B workers.
Alhurra, a US-funded Arabic news network, will cease broadcasting and lay off staff due to the Trump administration's funding cuts to government-backed media. Launched in 2004 to counter anti-American sentiment, Alhurra struggled against established networks. The move, part of broader budget reductions, has drawn criticism for potentially leaving space for extremist narratives in the Middle East.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese commits $3 billion to upgrade Australia's NBN by 2030, enhancing speed and reliability, especially in rural areas. Over 620,000 connections will be improved, with speeds up to 1Gbps for 11 million homes and businesses. The decision underscores public ownership amid privatisation debates.
Brazilian President Lula da Silva, 79, was discharged from a Sao Paulo hospital Sunday after undergoing two brain surgeries. The procedures relieved pressure from a head injury sustained in October. Doctors report his recovery exceeded expectations, restricting him only from strenuous activity. Lula expressed relief and a return to work after experiencing concerning symptoms.