FDA approves first human trials for Elon Musk’s brain chip company Neuralink
Musk claims that 'merging' with AI will help humans develop the capacity to stay ahead of and protect themselves from it.
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Cdl. O’Malley of Boston named in lawsuit alleging neglect, cover-up of child sex abuse case
Boston's Cardinal Sean O'Malley has been named in a lawsuit from three John Doe's who argue he was neglectful of or deliberately covered up sexual abuse by an employee at a Catholic school.
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North Face risks boycott similar to Bud Light, Target with drag queen promotional video
Clad in a rainbow-colored dress and sporting fake eyelashes, an exaggerated ponytail wig, and a mustache, activist ‘Pattie Gonia’ tells viewers he is ‘here to invite you to come out - in nature with us!’
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South Carolina enacts ban on aborting babies with beating hearts that governor vows to defend
Planned Parenthood has already said it will sue.
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Catholic bishops, lay groups universally condemn LA Dodgers for re-inviting blasphemous drag ‘nuns’
Catholics across the U.S. are decrying the Major League Baseball team's decision to honor mock 'nuns' in drag who blaspheme Christ and are calling for a boycott.
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Michigan man gets 100 hours community service for shooting elderly pro-life woman
75-year-old Richard Harvey claimed shooting pro-life volunteer Joan Jacobson was an accident, despite firing a warning shot before hitting her.
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FBI abused database with info on US citizens over 278,000 times, judge finds
Judge Rudolph Contreras suggested it may be time for new limits on the FBI's access to the federal Section 702 database.
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LifePetition to boycott Target reaches 10,000 signatures as company stock plummets $9 billion
Like Bud Light, Target is experiencing financial losses after consumers boycott their stores following the release of LGBT merchandise for children.
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Artificial intelligence, Ukraine take center stage at 2023 Bilderberg meeting
Among those who went to this year’s meeting include OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, Google CEO Eric Schmidt, foreign policy guru Henry Kissinger, and NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg.
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Montana gov. signs bill banning drag queen story hours at public schools, libraries
The bill, co-sponsored by more than half of the Republican-controlled state legislature, also restricts minors from attending any 'sexually oriented performance.'
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