AI convinced her to walk out onto a busy freeway.

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ChatGPT convinced an Alabama woman to end her life to fulfill a divine prophecy, lawsuit alleges Madison began using ChatGPT in December 2024. Her initial interactions with the system were mundane, but then turned dark, the complaint alleges. “ChatGPT destroyed Christian’s mental stability and grasp on reality,” the lawsuit says. “ChatGPT convinced Christian that it … Read more

Egypt is carving a man-made river across the desert to grow food where nothing grew before

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Project officially opened by President Sisi in May 2026 during the wheat harvest on the new land. Goal is to turn about 2.2 million feddans (roughly 9,000–9,200 square kilometres) of Western Desert into farmland — an area the size of Cyprus. Main water source is treated agricultural drainage water that used to flow into the … Read more

Navy SEAL and survival show host Joel Lambert warns Americans to prepare for weeks without supplies

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Former Navy SEAL and Discovery Channel host Joel Lambert says Americans preparing for an emergency should forget the Hollywood fantasy of grabbing a backpack and disappearing into the wilderness. Instead, they should start by making sure they can survive inside their own homes. Lambert, author of “A Navy SEAL’s Bug-In Guide: How to Turn Your … Read more

The AI bubble is starting to punish leverage instead of bad ideas

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The timing almost sounds fictional. Leopold Aschenbrenner was reportedly in Carmel, California, preparing for a multi-day wedding celebration, complete with a pre-wedding colloquium on big ideas, just as his AI-focused hedge fund was unraveling. The 24-year-old had built a firm that at one point managed roughly $45 billion, riding the AI boom with heavily leveraged … Read more

Morocco staged the Ceuta flood with trucks buses and open gates

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50k to 60k crossed into Ceuta. Most young men. 57-67 dead. Nearly all returned fast. Videos and intel reports show trucks, buses, police pointing the way. Spanish warnings ignored. Coordination claims match the footage and history of Morocco using migration as pressure. earth's cancer There is so much misinformation being spread about what’s actually happening … Read more

Why “quarantining Iran” is militarily impossible and strategically reckless

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“even with “140,000 troops on the ground… on top of 350,000 Afghan troops,” we “could not stop crossborder traffic in that one province.” Yet Washington claims we can… We could not "quarantine" South Vietnam, not even with unlimited B-52 carpet bombing, 5,000 combat aircraft, and 500,000 American troops on the ground. Right in South Vietnam. … Read more

Iran vows energy strikes if hit, cyber hits US water in 7 states

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FBI and EPA confirmed incidents across at least seven states with some degraded operations. Intelligence assessments keep linking the water hacks to Iran-affiliated actors. Trump public comments blaming Minnesota came after agencies flagged the pattern. Regional tensions rose with more talk of energy targets and possible weekend action. Water systems stay on high alert with … Read more

Trump says it’s ‘not possible’ for the U.S. to pay for Medicaid, Medicare and day care: ‘Were fighting wars’

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President Donald Trump on Wednesday said it’s “not possible” for the federal government to fund Medicare, Medicaid and child care costs, arguing that it should be up to the states to “take care” of those programs while the federal government focuses on military spending. The president’s remarks were delivered to attendees at a private Easter … Read more

$350 million in fraud is chump change to Feds.

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SCOOP: The Justice Department's National Fraud Enforcement Division has uncovered roughly $350 million in alleged fraud across the Southeastern U.S., resulting in charges across 7 states, @DailyCaller has learned. The southeastern states have agreed to a data-sharing… — Reagan Reese (@reaganreese_) July 30, 2026 COLUMBIA, S.C. — The Justice Department’s National Fraud Enforcement Division has … Read more

Indiana Fever coach is too scared to tell the truth about biological men playing in WNBA.

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A coach of women’s basketball claims she lacks the science knowledge to decide if men belong in it. “Exclusion is never the answer” is the safest corporate line available. Player said the quiet part out loud. Coach hid behind “not educated enough.” Deeper conversations is code for never answering the question. The Indiana Fever coach … Read more

STUDY: TOO MUCH PROTEIN CAN SHORTEN LIFE

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From shakes to cereals, high-protein branded products are everywhere, all repeating the mantra that we need to be getting more and more protein, especially through midlife and beyond. It’s a global industry worth a reported $78bn. But ageing science is telling a more nuanced story. In reality, for many people, eating too much protein could … Read more

Jeanine Pirro drops charges in Reflecting Pool criminal case — Damage was caused by ‘flawed installation.’

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WASHINGTON (AP) — The Justice Department moved Friday to dismiss a criminal case charging a former Olympian with deliberately damaging the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, saying evidence prosecutors had recently received refuted the idea that vandals were to blame. Government lawyers said in a 20-page court filing that additional documents provided by the Interior Department … Read more

Dalio calls AI the biggest bubble since 1929. Murata says the spending boom is ending

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AI focused hedge fund Situational Awareness already blew up from leverage this week. Oracle stock cratered as debt for data centers piled up. Semiconductor indexes lost trillions in July before a partial rebound. Ray Dalio (Bridgewater founder) just confirmed it: AI is the biggest US investment bubble in history. Same pattern as 1929 and 2000. … Read more