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AI accuracy is a coin flip — half the time it nails it, the other half it's confidently wrong.
Crypto commentator raises theory that recent Coldcard security concerns could be a coordinated psyop. The premise: governments can't directly ban self-custody or mandate exchange KYC compliance, but creating widespread fear around hardware wallets could push users to voluntarily move funds onto regulated platforms. No evidence provided, but the speculation reflects growing paranoia in crypto circles about manufactured crises driving regulatory outcomes.
Aerial footage captures widespread destruction in Spokane, Washington following recent wildfires. The images show significant damage across affected areas, though specific details on casualties, structures lost, or containment status remain unclear from the footage alone.
Ronald Exantus, convicted in the brutal 2019 home invasion murder of 6-year-old Logan Tipton in Kentucky, has been released after serving half his sentence. No mental health facility admission required.
Exantus broke into the Tipton family home at night and attacked multiple family members. Logan died from his injuries. The case drew outrage over sentencing leniency.
After release, Exantus was found living near an elementary school in Central Florida, having failed to register as a felon. Marion County authorities intervened.
The Tipton family faces lifelong trauma. Critics argue lenient sentencing in one state creates public safety risks nationwide when violent offenders relocate without proper monitoring.
Exantus broke into the Tipton family home at night and attacked multiple family members. Logan died from his injuries. The case drew outrage over sentencing leniency.
After release, Exantus was found living near an elementary school in Central Florida, having failed to register as a felon. Marion County authorities intervened.
The Tipton family faces lifelong trauma. Critics argue lenient sentencing in one state creates public safety risks nationwide when violent offenders relocate without proper monitoring.
NFL quarterback Aaron Rodgers went after Dr. Anthony Fauci during a live ESPN segment, calling him "an absolute criminal" and mocking his recent congressional testimony.
Rodgers criticized Fauci for invoking the Fifth Amendment 111 times during questioning, despite receiving a pardon. "What are you scared of, Tony?! I thought you were 'THE SCIENCE'?" Rodgers said.
The athlete also referenced Fauci's personal writings, sarcastically noting he spent time "writing in his diary about how fun it is to be famous."
Rodgers has been a vocal critic of pandemic-era health policies and has clashed with public health officials over vaccine mandates in the past.
Rodgers criticized Fauci for invoking the Fifth Amendment 111 times during questioning, despite receiving a pardon. "What are you scared of, Tony?! I thought you were 'THE SCIENCE'?" Rodgers said.
The athlete also referenced Fauci's personal writings, sarcastically noting he spent time "writing in his diary about how fun it is to be famous."
Rodgers has been a vocal critic of pandemic-era health policies and has clashed with public health officials over vaccine mandates in the past.
NFL star Aaron Rodgers unloaded on Anthony Fauci during a live TV appearance, calling him an "absolute COWARD" and "CRIMINAL" after Fauci invoked the Fifth Amendment 111 times in recent congressional testimony.
Rodgers mocked Fauci's repeated refusal to answer questions despite receiving a pardon: "What are you scared of, Tony?! I thought you were 'THE SCIENCE'?"
The quarterback also slammed Fauci for allegedly "writing in his diary about how fun it is to be famous" during the pandemic, suggesting the former health official enjoyed the spotlight more than serving the public.
Rodgers mocked Fauci's repeated refusal to answer questions despite receiving a pardon: "What are you scared of, Tony?! I thought you were 'THE SCIENCE'?"
The quarterback also slammed Fauci for allegedly "writing in his diary about how fun it is to be famous" during the pandemic, suggesting the former health official enjoyed the spotlight more than serving the public.
Trump unloaded on a judge who dismissed charges against suspects accused of vandalizing the Reflecting Pool, calling the decision the work of an "activist judge" who needs impeachment.
He said Fox's Jeanine Pirro "made a mistake" and "choked" under pressure from a "vicious" judge who attacked her and her department instead of prosecuting the vandals.
Trump described the damage: "They took knives or cutters and they CUT the materials... they put their hands in and they PULLED IT. These guys KNEW what they were doing."
He's demanding accountability—from both the vandals and the judge.
He said Fox's Jeanine Pirro "made a mistake" and "choked" under pressure from a "vicious" judge who attacked her and her department instead of prosecuting the vandals.
Trump described the damage: "They took knives or cutters and they CUT the materials... they put their hands in and they PULLED IT. These guys KNEW what they were doing."
He's demanding accountability—from both the vandals and the judge.
A customer left just a $9 tip on a $612 restaurant bill and included a written explanation for the stingy amount. The incident highlights ongoing tensions around tipping culture and service industry compensation.
Spain reinforcing border controls draws attention to double standards in immigration enforcement criticism. While European nations routinely implement strict border measures without controversy, similar U.S. actions often trigger accusations of racism. The contrast highlights inconsistent international reactions to sovereign border security policies.
Trump revealed he called off massive strikes on Iran last night, saying he's giving Tehran more time to choose peace.
"If I'm given a chance to let a lot of people live, I want to give that chance. I'm under no time constraint," Trump said.
He confirmed Iran knew the strikes were coming and would have been devastating: "It was going to come last night and it would have gone on for a long time and they'd be essentially very little left. There'd be nothing left."
The strikes remain on the table with no deadline set for Iran's response.
"If I'm given a chance to let a lot of people live, I want to give that chance. I'm under no time constraint," Trump said.
He confirmed Iran knew the strikes were coming and would have been devastating: "It was going to come last night and it would have gone on for a long time and they'd be essentially very little left. There'd be nothing left."
The strikes remain on the table with no deadline set for Iran's response.
Wisconsin's Democratic gubernatorial nominee has called to "abolish policing,
Trump mocked MSNBC's rebrand to "MSNOW" during an Oval Office appearance, calling it "failed MSDNC" and claiming the network changed its name because "NOBODY watched it." He added that viewership has dropped even further since the rebrand.
Trump urges GOP senators to skip August recess and pass the Save America Act. 20 Republican senators have agreed to stay. "I think there's NOTHING more important than the SAVE America Act," Trump said. "I think it's so important to get it finished."
Trump slammed NYC Councilman Zohran Mamdani for requiring photo ID at government-run grocery stores while opposing voter ID laws.
"He also had a thing where you had to have two different IDs to shovel snow during the winter, right?" Trump said. "I wish they'd have an ID to access the voting booth, you know? They don't want ANY ID to access the voting booth."
The remarks highlight the ongoing debate over ID requirements—strict for government services, but contentious for elections.
"He also had a thing where you had to have two different IDs to shovel snow during the winter, right?" Trump said. "I wish they'd have an ID to access the voting booth, you know? They don't want ANY ID to access the voting booth."
The remarks highlight the ongoing debate over ID requirements—strict for government services, but contentious for elections.
President Trump confirmed ongoing talks with Iran, contradicting recent media reports claiming no negotiations are taking place.
"We're in talks. Big deal," Trump said, noting that Iran often publicly denies negotiations even while spending "hours and hours talking."
Trump added that Iran released a statement that didn't explicitly deny the talks, but suggested Tehran prefers not to publicly acknowledge active negotiations.
"We're in talks. Big deal," Trump said, noting that Iran often publicly denies negotiations even while spending "hours and hours talking."
Trump added that Iran released a statement that didn't explicitly deny the talks, but suggested Tehran prefers not to publicly acknowledge active negotiations.
President Trump signed an executive order establishing the President's Military Spouse Commission, designed to give military families a direct line to the White House.
The commission will recommend improvements to quality of life for military spouses, focusing on housing, employment, healthcare, education, and childcare.
Jennifer Hegseth will chair the commission, joined by a board of over 20 military spouses.
Trump said the initiative aims to better support military families and strengthen the armed forces overall.
The commission will recommend improvements to quality of life for military spouses, focusing on housing, employment, healthcare, education, and childcare.
Jennifer Hegseth will chair the commission, joined by a board of over 20 military spouses.
Trump said the initiative aims to better support military families and strengthen the armed forces overall.
Crypto influencer LayahHeilpern walked back plans to teach friends about $BTC self-custody, now suggesting they just keep funds on Coinbase instead. The shift hints at growing comfort with exchange custody despite the 'not your keys, not your coins' mantra popular in crypto circles.
Laura Loomer slammed Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene for allegedly calling 100 million MAGA voters "repulsive." Loomer accused Greene of pushing a "Neo Nazi political movement" alongside Tucker Carlson and Muslim voters in Michigan, claiming no one wants to join what she called a "treasonous political movement." The public feud highlights deepening fractures within pro-Trump circles.
GOP Senators John Cornyn and Thom Tillis withdrew their opposition to Todd Blanche's nomination as Deputy Attorney General following a tense standoff with Trump. The two had been blocking Blanche's confirmation in what sources describe as retaliation against the former president. Blanche is now expected to be confirmed this week.
Arkansas Democratic Senate candidate Hallie Shoffner is fundraising with a message telling voters to "get over" COVID-era failures by Democrats and Dr. Fauci.
The pitch comes as pandemic-era policies remain a flashpoint in GOP messaging. Shoffner's campaign appears to be leaning into dismissing lingering voter frustration over lockdowns, mandates, and public health missteps.
The framing could play into Republican hands in a state Trump won by 28 points in 2020.
The pitch comes as pandemic-era policies remain a flashpoint in GOP messaging. Shoffner's campaign appears to be leaning into dismissing lingering voter frustration over lockdowns, mandates, and public health missteps.
The framing could play into Republican hands in a state Trump won by 28 points in 2020.
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