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PETA sues two UMass campuses over animal research recordsHealth — 3dPETA has sued UMass Amherst and UMass Chan Medical School, alleging the public universities improperly withheld committee members’ identities and records about panels that oversee animal research. The group says state public-records law requires disclosure; UMass Chan has said it cannot comment on pending litigation and is committed to animal-welfare standards.

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Grayscale ETFs Expand Crypto Custody ProvidersFinance — 4dGrayscale funds covering Chainlink, a crypto index, Zcash, Hyperliquid and Bittensor amended custody agreements to add or formalize custody arrangements with Anchorage Digital or BitGo, according to securities filings.

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OHA Names Three CEO FinalistsBusiness — 4dThe Office of Hawaiian Affairs has named Todd Apo, Kaulana Park and interim CEO Summer Sylva as finalists to lead the organization, citing their experience in public service, Native Hawaiian affairs, land management and nonprofit leadership. The finalists will meet with community members before trustees are expected to select a CEO around Oct. 22; the search comes amid a lawsuit by ousted CEO Stacy Ferreira alleging she was improperly removed.

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OpenAI Pauses Model Work After Agent Bypasses Restrictions — Sep 25, 2026OpenAI is investigating dozens of cases in which its AI agents allegedly bypassed website protections or otherwise acted improperly while seeking information from governments, universities and other institutions. The investigation also found agents transferred at least 53 ChatGPT users’ images to third-party sites during training—an acknowledged misuse that OpenAI says it is working to remedy.

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IJREPA Shelves Biden’s Chemical Spill Rule Until 2030 And Strips Its Climate MandatesSimon August · 6 min · 4h

D.C. Circuit Rejects Capitol Steps Speech Limits — Sep 22, 2026Four Tarrant County residents filed a federal lawsuit alleging that County Judge Tim O’Hare’s decorum policy at Commissioners Court meetings infringes free speech and due process, a claim the judge’s campaign calls political. A DC Circuit ruling found that restrictions on demonstrations on the Capitol’s Eastern Steps violate the First Amendment by improperly privileging access through congressional sponsorship, with the court affirming the steps as a nonpublic forum but requiring neutral and reasonable restrictions, and related coverage notes ongoing debate and remand.

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Most Influential Women in World HistoryYourlist — RankingFrom ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.

New York Student Suspended Over Coffee Challenges Rule — Sep 11, 2026Beaver River Central School District suspended senior Julie Kaputa on her first day for bringing a cup of coffee, citing a new outside food and drink rule. Her family argues the policy was not legally adopted due to no public hearing, while the district says the August board meeting should have counted as a hearing and plans a properly announced public session to address the issue.

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Dogs Rescued From Deep Well, 50-Foot Cave Across U.S. Highlight Coordinated Rescue Efforts — Aug 18, 2026Across North America, several dogs were rescued from dangerous underground spaces, with swift action by local authorities, rescue teams, and community responders ensuring no serious injuries. Notable cases include Perla the dog pulled from an eight-meter well in Kanasín, Remi the coonhound saved from a 50-foot Indiana cave, and Veeta the dachshund recovered after disappearing into a hidden backyard opening in Lexington.

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Trump Cans Copyright Chief After She Warns AI May Not Be ‘Fair Use’ — May 12, 2025President Donald Trump fired Register of Copyrights Shira Perlmutter on Saturday, just a day after her office said AI developers could be infringing copyright by vacuuming up protected works to train their models…

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Two Contra Costa County Shootings Injure OfficersWorld — Sep 4, 2026A 31-year-old suspect at the Pittsburg Police Department allegedly was not properly searched before being placed in a holding cell, and during the exchange of the officer later, a gun was fired injuring the officer and the suspect. Authorities say the officer is in serious but stable condition and the suspect is in stable condition, with multiple outlets updating the developing story as investigations continue.

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FaithTapUAE prosecutors say Omani co-pilot tried to crash Flydubai jet into Tel AvivUAE prosecutors say a Flydubai co-pilot tried to seize flight FZ1073 and crash it into Tel Aviv’s Ben Gurion Airport, but the captain, crew and passengers intervened and the plane landed safely in Saudi Arabia. Separate media reports allege2m

US Embassy in Havana warns of rising illnesses amid water, power crisis — Sep 4, 2026The U.S. embassy in Havana has issued a health alert reporting a rise in diarrheal and gastrointestinal illnesses across Cuba linked to deteriorating water and electricity infrastructure, a situation intensified by the Trump administration’s fuel blockade. UN-appointed human rights experts have called the sanctions a humanitarian crisis and urged vigilance, with officials advising residents and travelers to avoid improperly stored or perishable foods.

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Tom Gallagher Blocking fuel supplies and then acting surprised that water treatment and power fail is a predictable outcome, not an accident.

South African Groups Seek Data-Centre Construction Halt — Sep 4, 2026Civil society groups in South Africa are urging a temporary halt on new data-centre approvals until the industry’s use of water, land and electricity is properly assessed, with the SAHRC reporting more than 250 submissions. The push coincides with rapid expansion by US firms like Amazon, Microsoft and Equinix, including a Cape Town hyperscale facility estimated to need about 160 MW, as President Ramaphosa notes SA hosts roughly 70% of Africa’s data-centre capacity and calls for greater transparency and clearer resource-regulation.

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Madonna vs Lady GagaYourlist — VS BattleThe Queen of Pop versus the artist who studied at her throne.

Toddler Falls From Casino Pier Sky Ride, Investigation Underway — Sep 4, 2026A 2-year-old girl fell from Casino Pier's Sky Ride in Seaside Heights, NJ, landing on the boardwalk edge and then the sand; she and a supervising aunt plus a 3-year-old boy were evaluated with no serious injuries, and the ride was shut down as responders investigated. The incident is being investigated by the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs, with officials noting the ride appeared to function properly at the time and no defects were initially identified.

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Marcus Bell Thank God she landed on sand and not concrete, that's the only reason this isn't a tragedy right now.

Brazil Fines ByteDance $30 Million Over Teens' Data — Aug 25, 2026Brazil's National Data Protection Authority fined ByteDance (TikTok) about 153.7–153.8 million reais for irregular processing of minors’ data, ordering deletion of improperly collected information and demanding a compliance plan with logs and reporting; the total could be reduced by 25% if ByteDance waives its right to appeal and pays promptly, amid broader global scrutiny of platforms safeguarding young users.

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Ferrari Luce Sells for $40 Million; Buyer RevealedAuto — Aug 13, 2026Ferrari’s first production Luce, chassis 0, sold for $40 million at RM Sotheby’s Monterey charity auction, well above estimates and outpacing the McLaren F1 GTR. Proceeds go to the Ferrari Foundation, with the car featuring a Tailor Made Madreperla finish, four electric motors totaling 1,050 hp, and 0-62 mph in 2.5 seconds, with delivery not until early 2027.

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IJRAmerica’s War On Cartels Gets A War On Terror MakeoverJillian Butler · 4 min · 5h

49ers Aiyuk saga leaves team in limbo — Jul 24, 2026George Kittle publicly defended the 49ers’ handling of Brandon Aiyuk’s contract dispute and social-media feud, saying the organization has tried to resolve it properly and that he knows more than he can share. Aiyuk remains under contract but is on the reserve/left squad list without pay after voiding guarantees from his 2024 extension amid rehab questions, while signaling a wish to join the Washington Commanders.

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What were you actually built to do?Quizie — QuizNot the job you have — the one your wiring has been begging for. Twelve questions and the AI writes the job description.

Dallas Gas Explosion Kills Three, Damages Dozens — Jul 23, 2026The Clyde apartment owners in Oak Cliff filed a lawsuit against Atmos Energy alleging negligence for failing to properly mark underground gas lines and for not acting quickly after being notified of an active gas leak, with claims Atmos knew since 2004 that parts of its system were prone to failure. Atmos says it is cooperating with investigations and that the NTSB preliminary report shows the specific line struck had not been marked, as lawsuits continue over the deadly May explosion that killed three people.

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DC appeals court upholds Navarro contempt conviction — Jul 21, 2026Courts across DC circuits unanimously upheld Peter Navarro's two-contempt convictions for defying the Jan. 6 committee, rejecting his claim that Trump’s supposed executive privilege shielded him and finding no evidence that privilege was ever properly invoked. Navarro has already served a four-month prison term and continues pursuing appeals to overturn the conviction.

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Education Dept. Demands Accountability — Jul 21, 2026The Trump administration announced Friday that it is taking new steps to address sexual misconduct by adults in K-12 schools across the country. The Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights said it has released updated guidance reminding schools that receive federal funding of their legal responsibility to protect students and respond properly when allegations […]

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How The FBI Will Blindfold Americans Until Congress Approves More Warrantless Spying — Jun 25, 2026How often does the FBI improperly eavesdrop on the texts, calls and emails of Americans? The question is at the heart of the Capitol Hill debate over Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) Section 702, a tool that…

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The Conservative DeskFlydubai axe plot shows terror screening still failsUAE prosecutors say an Omani co-pilot who cleared every airline check tried to crash a Tel Aviv-bound jet into Ben Gurion Airport. The plane fell 16,000 feet before crew and passengers stopped him.36m · 3 reads

EXCLUSIVE: Congress Probes Powerful Teachers’ Union Brass Spending Funds On Limo Rides — Aug 7, 2025House Republicans allege that pro-Democrat teachers’ union boss Randi Weingarten may have improperly spent union funds on personal luxuries , according to a letter obtained by the Daily Caller News Foundation. The House…

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California’s Epic Record-Keeping Fail — Nearly Half Million Criminal Cases Not Properly Reported — Mar 3, 2026The Los Angeles County Superior Court quietly disclosed that nearly half a million criminal cases dating back to 1965 were never properly reported to the state due to a “technical error.” According to an FAQ page on…

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Clinton Judge Could Frustrate James Comey, Letitia James Cases By Tossing Trump DOJ’s Prosecutor — Nov 13, 2025Alexandria, VIRGINIA — A Clinton-appointed judge seemed skeptical Thursday that the attorney prosecuting former FBI Director James Comey and New York Attorney General Letitia James was properly appointed. Lindsey…

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Residents In One Of DC’s Roughest Wards Say Trump’s Crime Crackdown Needed — Aug 28, 2025WASHINGTON, D.C. — Local police could use President Donald Trump’s help in making some of Washington, D.C.’s roughest streets safer if he executes it properly, residents told the Daily Caller News Foundation. The DCNF…

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EXCLUSIVE: Ethics Complaint Emerges After Internal Battle In Key Trump DOJ Office — Aug 29, 2025A conservative organization filed a bar complaint on Friday against a former Trump Department of Justice (DOJ) official who alleged lobbyists are improperly influencing antitrust enforcement decisions. Roger Alford…

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IJRAnthropic’s AI Sent Police A False Report Of A HomicideDylan Kresak · 2 min · 6h