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YOUTUBE (LiveNOW from FOX) - BREAKING: Tennessee prisons chief out after failed execution of Christa Pike

The head of Tennessee's prison system will resign later this month after this week's failed execution of Christa Pike, the only woman on the state's death row, according to Governor Bill Lee. Michael Benz at Case Western Reserve University joined LiveNOW's Josh Breslow to discuss what happens next.

YOUTUBE (Fox News) - Search ongoing for Boston-bound medical plane

Fox News correspondent CB Cotton discusses the Coast Guard’s assistance in the search for a jet missing off the coast of Nantucket on ‘Fox Report.’ #fox #media #breakingnews #us #usa #new #news #breaking #foxnews #foxreport #cbcotton #nantucket #massachusetts #boston #medicalplane #missingplane #aircraft #aviation #searchandrescue #coastguard #uscoastguard #emergency #atlantic Don’t just watch Fox News—be part of it. Become a Fox News Patriot today. https://youtube.com/foxnews/join

YOUTUBE (Newsmax) - 'We can hit Iran a hell of a lot harder': Robert Harward

On "Saturday Agenda," General Wesley Clark and Admiral Robert Harward talk about the latest in the Iran war.

REDSTATE (Ward Clark) - Tom Homan Lands One on Legacy Media: 'If You're Illegal, You Got a Problem'

It's a little baffling, this notion that seems so prevalent on the Left that just because a person broke one law and (so far) no other, that they should somehow get a pass on the one law they broke. That sounds amazing, but that is the stance the Left takes in illegal immigration; if a person breaks the law entering the country illegally, they are somehow excused unless they commit some additional crime.

AMERICANALMANAC (Alan Benson) - Anthropic co-founder Daniela Amodei ran office dilemmas past a stuffed-animal “advisory council”

Anthropic co-founder Daniela Amodei and her husband kept a “personal advisory council” of stuffed animals to work through workplace problems, a habit that started at OpenAI and now sits beside a hard push for AI rules critics call market capture. Breitbart News reported that an Atlantic account, adapted from journalist Kevin Roose’s forthcoming book, describes […] The post Anthropic co-founder Daniela Amodei ran office dilemmas past a stuffed-animal “advisory council” appeared first on American Almanac .

Anthropic co-founder Daniela Amodei and her husband kept a “personal advisory council” of stuffed animals to work through workplace problems, a habit that started at OpenAI and now sits beside a hard push for AI rules critics call market capture. Breitbart News reported that an Atlantic account, adapted from journalist Kevin Roose’s forthcoming book, describes how Amodei and husband Holden Karnofsky assigned character profiles to plush toys and used them on office dilemmas. The practice began while both were still at OpenAI, years before Anthropic existed. Few colleagues knew. Those who did were never sure how seriously the pair treated the “advice.” In 2023, Amodei told Roose the toys helped her analyze different personality…Open

Who are the other co-founders of Anthropic and what is Daniela Amodei's current role within the company?
Anthropic was founded by Daniela Amodei, her brother Dario Amodei, Jack Clark, Sam McCandlish, Tom Brown, Chris Olah, Jared Kaplan, and later Ben Mann. Daniela Amodei serves as the president and board chair of Anthropic, where she has oversight across research, engineering, product, governance, and commercial operations.
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What are the primary criticisms regarding Anthropic's push for AI regulation and government oversight?
Critics, including David Sacks and Breitbart News editor-in-chief Alex Marlow, argue that the push for AI rules by figures like Dario Amodei is not pure altruism but rather a move for market capture and power politics. The criticism suggests that by urging a slowdown and government regulation, these AI titans are attempting to lock in their positions, wall off the sector from antitrust exposure, and create a regulatory framework controlled by themselves to manage the market.
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How did Daniela Amodei and her brother Dario Amodei transition from OpenAI to the founding of Anthropic?
Daniela Amodei joined OpenAI in 2018 and eventually managed technical teams, while her brother Dario grew distrustful of Sam Altman and Greg Brockman, leading to the creation of "Dario’s clique" and private Slack channels. By 2020, Dario began recruiting people to build a new company focused on an AI-safety mission. Daniela took the lead in negotiating the split from OpenAI, an event staff members nicknamed "the divorce." In December 2020, the siblings left to found Anthropic with Jack Clark, Sam McCandlish, Tom Brown, Chris Olah, and Jared Kaplan.
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What was the "personal advisory council" used by Anthropic co-founder Daniela Amodei and her husband, and what specific roles did the stuffed animals play?
Daniela Amodei and her husband, Holden Karnofsky, kept a personal advisory council consisting of stuffed animals to work through workplace problems. The practice began while they were still at OpenAI. The council included specific characters with assigned roles: Jinji, a lazy cat; Maura, a pink bear cast as type-A; and Beary Bonds, a panda tied to generosity and empathy. Amodei stated in 2023 that the toys helped her analyze different personality types.
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AMERICANALMANAC (Jack Newsome) - Cary crews hoist baby deer from North Carolina storm drain

Cary firefighters and animal control crews hoisted a fawn from a North Carolina storm drain after the baby deer spent several days trapped inside. Firefighters from the Cary Fire Department joined Cary Animal Control, Wake County Animal Control, and Town of Cary Public Works personnel for the rescue. UPI reported that the crews found the […] The post Cary crews hoist baby deer from North Carolina storm drain appeared first on American Almanac .

Cary firefighters and animal control crews hoisted a fawn from a North Carolina storm drain after the baby deer spent several days trapped inside. Firefighters from the Cary Fire Department joined Cary Animal Control, Wake County Animal Control, and Town of Cary Public Works personnel for the rescue. UPI reported that the crews found the young deer stuck below street level and moved as a single team to get it out. The Cary Fire Department said the fawn is believed to have been trapped in the drain for several days before responders arrived. That detail alone explains the urgency. A baby deer cannot climb concrete walls. It needed people willing to go down after it. Rescuers set up a tripod over the storm drain opening. Crew members then…Open

What was the official reaction from Town of Cary officials regarding the rescue of the trapped fawn?
Town of Cary officials expressed their gratitude on social media, thanking the various crews for their help and stating, "Not all heroes wear capes; some wear waders! Thank you to everyone who helped save this sweet fawn."
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How long was the fawn trapped in the storm drain before the rescue teams arrived?
According to the Cary Fire Department, the fawn is believed to have been trapped in the drain for several days before responders arrived to perform the rescue.
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Where was the rescued fawn taken for medical treatment after being hoisted from the storm drain?
Once the fawn was successfully moved above ground, animal control officers transported it to Holly’s Nest Wildlife Rescue for veterinary care and rehabilitation.
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How did the rescue crews physically remove the baby deer from the North Carolina storm drain?
Rescuers set up a tripod over the storm drain opening. Crew members entered the drain, fitted the fawn with a harness, and hoisted the animal back to the surface using this method. The operation did not use heavy machinery.
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AMERICANALMANAC (Jack Newsome) - Ohio lottery regular cashes another $25,417 Pick 5 prize

An Oregon, Ohio player just added $25,417 more in Pick 5 winnings, and he told lottery officials this is far from his first modest score. Anthony, an Oregon resident, matched all five numbers on a Pick 5 ticket from the Sept. 21 drawing and walked away with $25,417, UPI reported. The winning numbers were 2-0-4-0-8. […] The post Ohio lottery regular cashes another $25,417 Pick 5 prize appeared first on American Almanac .

An Oregon, Ohio player just added $25,417 more in Pick 5 winnings, and he told lottery officials this is far from his first modest score. Anthony, an Oregon resident, matched all five numbers on a Pick 5 ticket from the Sept. 21 drawing and walked away with $25,417, UPI reported . The winning numbers were 2-0-4-0-8. He bought the ticket at the Oregon Friendship store on Navarre Avenue in Oregon. That alone would be a nice payday. What stands out is the pattern. Anthony told Ohio Lottery officials he has won multiple Pick 5 drawings before, using both straight and box bets. Repeat wins, not a jackpot life He was clear about the scale. None of those wins have been “life-changing big,” he said. He is simply glad for the help they have…Open

What did Anthony tell Ohio Lottery officials regarding his history with the Pick 5 game?
Anthony told lottery officials that this win was not his first modest score, stating that he has won multiple Pick 5 drawings before using both straight and box bets. He noted that none of these previous wins were "life-changing big."
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How does Anthony plan to spend the $25,417 prize money from the September 21 drawing?
Anthony stated that the prize money will be used for practical purposes, specifically to purchase parts for his motorcycle.
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Where did Anthony purchase the winning Pick 5 lottery ticket in Oregon, Ohio?
Anthony purchased the winning ticket at the Oregon Friendship store located on Navarre Avenue in Oregon, Ohio.
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What were the winning numbers for the Ohio Pick 5 drawing on September 21, and how much did Anthony win?
The winning numbers for the September 21 Pick 5 drawing were 2-0-4-0-8. Anthony, a resident of Oregon, Ohio, matched all five numbers and won a prize of $25,417.
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AMERICANALMANAC (Alex Tanzer) - Chuck Lorre hopes for Trump’s death and smears Melania as an ‘escort’ at charity gala

Chuck Lorre used a charity award speech to wish death on President Trump and call Melania Trump a “Yugoslavian escort”, and the Los Angeles crowd cheered. Breitbart News reported that the Big Bang Theory creator and CBS producer turned a Project Angel Food award acceptance into a crude political monologue last week in Los Angeles. […] The post Chuck Lorre hopes for Trump’s death and smears Melania as an ‘escort’ at charity gala appeared first on American Almanac .

Chuck Lorre used a charity award speech to wish death on President Trump and call Melania Trump a “Yugoslavian escort”, and the Los Angeles crowd cheered. Breitbart News reported that the Big Bang Theory creator and CBS producer turned a Project Angel Food award acceptance into a crude political monologue last week in Los Angeles. Lorre was honored for financial contributions to the charity, which serves people in need. Instead of sticking to gratitude, he told the room he had “no choice” but to attack the president and the first lady, and the audience responded with cheers. The remarks, later flagged by NewsBusters, mixed personal insults, a death wish framed as a morning routine, and a recycled Epstein smear. They also fit a…Open

How did Chuck Lorre frame his decision to insult the President and First Lady during the charity event?
Lorre framed his insults as a professional obligation rather than a personal choice, claiming that the "burden of my profession" demanded he take the opportunity to speak out. He specifically noted that while he would prefer to express gratitude to the people who built Project Angel Food into an "oasis for those in need," his role as a comedy writer forced him to follow a different script.
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What previous public attacks has Chuck Lorre made against Donald Trump according to reports?
Lorre has a history of public shots at Trump; in 2019, he floated claims that the president might have syphilis or brain damage from birth. Additionally, in October of the previous year, the producer branded Trump as a "fascist, hate-filled, fear-mongering, demagogic, truth-shattering, autocratic golf cheater" and fantasized about "a little Old Testament wrath" landing on him.
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In what context did Chuck Lorre deliver his political monologue and how did the audience react?
Chuck Lorre delivered the monologue while accepting an award for his financial contributions to Project Angel Food, a charity that serves people in need. Despite the charitable setting, Lorre stated he had "no choice" but to attack the President and First Lady due to his profession as a comedy writer. The Los Angeles crowd responded to his remarks with cheers.
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What specific insults and comments did Chuck Lorre make regarding President Trump and Melania Trump during his Project Angel Food award acceptance speech in Los Angeles?
During the charity gala, Chuck Lorre described President Trump as a "bloated orange piece of s***" and stated that he wakes up every morning to check CNN to see if the President had a heart attack while "straining to take a dump." Regarding Melania Trump, Lorre referred to her as a "surgically enhanced, cold-hearted Yugoslavian escort" who "clearly hates her husband," while contrasting her with Michelle Obama. He concluded his remarks by calling Trump a "Russian asset" who "traded teenagers with Jeffrey Epstein."
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