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DAILYCALLER (Christine Sellers) - Police Reveal Mom, Grandmother Exchanged Texts Discussing Plans To Kill 4 Children In Murder-Suicide. Father Responds

Incredibly tragic

AXIOS (Josephine Walker) - OpenAI to pay $3.2M to settle DOJ worker discrimination case

OpenAI agreed Tuesday to pay $3.2 million to settle Justice Department allegations that it discriminated against U.S. workers by favoring temporary visa holders for jobs, according to the DOJ. Why it matters: Slapping a multimillion dollar fine on one of the world's biggest AI companies puts the tech sector on notice that Trump administration is cracking down on companies that game the visa system to bypass American talent. What they're saying: "It is illegal to discriminate against U.S. workers by preferring temporary visa holders for jobs," Assistant Attorney General Harmeet K. Dhillon said in a Tuesday news release. - "This substantial settlement ensures that OpenAI redresses harm and changes its recruitment practices so that…

AF (Pentagon News) - Air Mobility Command welcomes new commander

Lt. Gen. Daniel H. Tulley officially assumed command of AMC during a ceremony presided over by Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Ken Wilsbach at Scott AFB, Aug. 3.

AMERICANALMANAC (Alex Tanzer) - Former NFL champion Breiden Fehoko joins WNBA transgender athlete debate as tensions boil over at Target Center

A former NFL defensive lineman and college football national champion waded into the WNBA's escalating transgender athlete controversy with a blunt social media challenge, while a physical altercation outside a Fever-Lynx game showed the debate spilling well beyond the court. Breiden Fehoko, who won a national title with LSU, posted a two-part broadside on social […] The post Former NFL champion Breiden Fehoko joins WNBA transgender athlete debate as tensions boil over at Target Center appeared first on American Almanac .

A former NFL defensive lineman and college football national champion waded into the WNBA's escalating transgender athlete controversy with a blunt social media challenge, while a physical altercation outside a Fever-Lynx game showed the debate spilling well beyond the court. Breiden Fehoko, who won a national title with LSU, posted a two-part broadside on social media taking Indiana Fever player Sophie Cunningham's side in the dispute that has consumed women's professional basketball for weeks. Cunningham has faced sustained backlash, including organized online pressure campaigns , after publicly stating she wanted to "protect young girls" from "biological men" in women's sports. Fehoko did not mince words. In his first post, he wrote…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Ken Jacobs) - Former NFL champion Breiden Fehoko backs Sophie Cunningham, calls trans athlete push 'bulls***'

Former LSU national champion and NFL defensive lineman Breiden Fehoko jumped into the WNBA's transgender athlete controversy with a blunt social media post backing Indiana Fever star Sophie Cunningham, as Sunday night's Fever-Lynx game in Minneapolis became a flashpoint for the debate. Fehoko, who won a college football national championship with LSU before his NFL […] The post Former NFL champion Breiden Fehoko backs Sophie Cunningham, calls trans athlete push 'bulls***' appeared first on American Almanac .

Former LSU national champion and NFL defensive lineman Breiden Fehoko jumped into the WNBA's transgender athlete controversy with a blunt social media post backing Indiana Fever star Sophie Cunningham, as Sunday night's Fever-Lynx game in Minneapolis became a flashpoint for the debate. Fehoko, who won a college football national championship with LSU before his NFL career, posted on social media that "there are no trans kids" and accused parents who say otherwise of "grooming." He sided squarely with Cunningham, who has faced weeks of backlash, and growing support, after saying she wanted to "protect young girls" from "biological men" in women's sports. The former defensive lineman's comments landed as the broader fight over transgender…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Jonah Adams) - Alaska surrogate fights courts to save unborn baby after California couple demands abortion

An Alaska nurse hired as a surrogate is waging a multi-state legal battle to protect the life of an unborn baby after the biological parents demanded she abort him following a heart defect diagnosis, and now two state courts are pulling her in opposite directions. McKenna West, a single mother of two and a nurse […] The post Alaska surrogate fights courts to save unborn baby after California couple demands abortion appeared first on American Almanac .

An Alaska nurse hired as a surrogate is waging a multi-state legal battle to protect the life of an unborn baby after the biological parents demanded she abort him following a heart defect diagnosis, and now two state courts are pulling her in opposite directions. McKenna West, a single mother of two and a nurse in Alaska, is 35 weeks pregnant with a baby boy she carried for a California couple through a Connecticut-based surrogacy agency. At the 20-week ultrasound, a doctor found no blood flowing through the left side of the baby's heart. A maternal-fetal medicine specialist diagnosed the condition as hypoplastic left heart syndrome, a serious but treatable defect that requires a series of three surgeries after birth. The biological…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Jonah Adams) - Alaska surrogate nurse fights to save unborn baby after California couple demands abortion

An Alaska nurse serving as a surrogate is battling the biological parents in court after they demanded she abort a baby diagnosed with a treatable heart condition, and the State of Alaska is backing her right to refuse. McKenna West, a single mother of two and a registered nurse, agreed to carry a child for […] The post Alaska surrogate nurse fights to save unborn baby after California couple demands abortion appeared first on American Almanac .

An Alaska nurse serving as a surrogate is battling the biological parents in court after they demanded she abort a baby diagnosed with a treatable heart condition, and the State of Alaska is backing her right to refuse. McKenna West, a single mother of two and a registered nurse, agreed to carry a child for a California couple identified in court documents only as AB and CD. The arrangement, brokered through Connecticut-based Worldwide Surrogacy Specialist in LLC, appeared routine until a 20-week ultrasound revealed the baby boy had hypoplastic left heart syndrome, a condition in which blood does not flow properly through the left side of the heart. The biological parents responded by invoking a clause in the surrogacy contract and…Open