Surveillance AI detects for suicidal ideation at schools and sends police to students’ homes In an era where technology is increasingly integrated into every aspect of life, schools are finding themselves at the forefront of a concerning trend: the widespread use of AI-powered software to monitor and analyze the behavior and mental health of their…

Donald Trump appoints Kimberly Guilfoyle as U.S. Ambassador to Greece. Guilfoyle, a former prosecutor and Fox News anchor, brings legal and media expertise to the role. Her close ties to Trump Jr. and her role in the 2020 campaign solidified her position in Trump’s inner circle. The appointment aligns with a tradition of presidents rewarding…

Pilots report mysterious lights ‘moving at extreme speeds’ across Oregon skies At least four commercial airline pilots witnessed colorful, fast-moving lights near Eugene, Oregon, described as red, circular, and erratic, with some reaching altitudes of 50,000 feet. Experts suggest the lights could be reflections off Starlink satellites, but pilots’ accounts of erratic movements and extreme…

Gross negligence or deliberate inaction? Bank of America only flagged Epstein’s suspicious payments several months after his death Bank of America flagged potentially suspicious payments involving Jeffrey Epstein and Leon Black in February 2020 and again in October 2020, a year after Epstein's death. The transactions in question, totaling $170 million, occurred years prior. The…

The 1964 Gulf of Tonkin incident became a catalyst for escalating U.S. involvement in the Vietnam War. Historians and officials now believe the incident was exaggerated or completely made up to justify military intervention. In 1963, President John F. Kennedy planned to withdraw U.S. advisors from Vietnam, but his assassination led to Lyndon B. Johnson's…

Israeli Air Force preparing to conduct massive airstrikes against alleged Iranian nuclear weapons development sites The Israeli Air Force is preparing for airstrikes against alleged Iranian nuclear weapons development sites. The fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime in Syria has granted Israel unprecedented levels of air superiority over the Middle East, giving its air force a…

Like many people, I start my day with a hot cup of antioxidant-rich coffee. It helps me warm up, wake up and get my engine revved for the day ahead. In fact, my husband jokes that without my coffee I wouldn’t be able to survive. As it turns out, his little joke might not be…

Mysterious drones spotted flying over Connecticut and New Jersey, raising concerns about national security Multiple mysterious drones have been spotted flying over Connecticut and New Jersey, including in suburban areas, near airports and densely populated metro areas. The drone sightings have sparked public concerns and questions about their origins, intent and risks to local and…

Florida woman arrested for allegedly threatening BlueCross BlueShield after it denied her health insurance claim Briana Boston was arrested in Lakeland, Florida, after making threatening statements during a phone call with her health insurance provider, BlueCross BlueShield, over a denied medical claim. Boston's threat echoed the threat etched on the bullets linked to the recent…

Cleopatra’s true face? Archaeologists uncover statue near tomb believed to be Cleopatra’s An archaeological team led by Dr. Kathleen Martinez found a white marble statue at Taposiris Magna Temple in Egypt. The statue, adorned with a royal crown, could potentially depict Queen Cleopatra, providing clues about her appearance. The excavation site yielded numerous artifacts, including…