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The making of a schoolgirl terrorist: How teenager was groomed by neo-Nazis into denying the Holocaust and fawning over Adolf Hitler during lockdown – before killing herself after being charged with terror offences
A Daily Mail investigation examines the case of Rhianan Rudd, a British schoolgirl who was groomed online by neo-Nazi extremists during the Covid-19 lockdown. The teenager was drawn into far-right ideology, coming to deny the Holocaust and express admiration for Adolf Hitler, before being charged with terrorism offences. She later took her own life before…
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Households near new pylons to get £250 taken off annual energy bills
The UK government has confirmed that households living within 500 metres of new or upgraded power pylons will receive £250 taken off their annual energy bills, part of a plan to secure public support for the biggest overhaul of Britain’s electricity grid since the 1960s. The discounts, offered in exchange for “hosting vital infrastructure”, are…
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Suno limits Pro subscribers to 20 song downloads per month, while promising new models ‘developed in partnership with the music industry’
Suno, the AI music generation platform, is introducing strict monthly download caps for its subscribers from 3 September, a significant shift after previously offering unlimited downloads. The move appears aimed at curbing “bad actors” who mass-generate and export tracks to upload to streaming services, sometimes to farm royalties through artificial plays, a practice that has…
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Star Wars Zero Company Is Good But Seems To Play Things Too Safe – Preview
I was hoping “XCOM but Star Wars” would have been a little bit more than just Star Wars painted over XCOM.
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Montana Democrat refuses to drop out, likely improving GOP’s Senate chances
Democratic Senate candidate Alani Bankhead on Monday said she’s not getting out of a Montana race to succeed retiring Sen. Steve Daines, a move that will make it more difficult for Independent candidate Seth Bodnar to defear GOP nominee Kurt Alme. “I’ll never bow down,” Bankhead, an Air Force officer, said during a press conference…
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Yob killer sentencing row, OpenAI’s Astra maths breakthrough, Sydney knifeman tasered
The headline brings together separate developments. In London, the five-year-and-three-month manslaughter sentence given to bus driver Demiesh Williams for the death of Andrew Clark prompted criticism from Mr Clark’s family and political opponents, who argued that it was too low. Clark died after being struck during a dispute over queue-jumping at a Beckenham supermarket; Williams…
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Caroline Rose Announces New Album Gentling the Horse at the Walt Whitman Mall, Shares “Chow Mein”: Stream
Caroline Rose has announced their seventh studio album, Gentling the Horse at the Walt Whitman Mall, due out on 23rd October via SUCK records, a new label the singer has just launched. To mark the announcement, Rose shared a new single called “Chow Mein”, ahead of a support run with Modest Mouse next month. Produced…
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Riley Green shares how Luke Grimes unexpectedly launched his acting career, reveals job he left behind
Country singer Riley Green has revealed that fellow star and “Yellowstone” actor Luke Grimes played a key role in helping him land his new acting role in the series “Marshals.” Speaking on “CBS Mornings,” the 37-year-old Alabama-born musician explained how his friendship with Grimes unexpectedly opened the door to a screen career alongside his established…
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California AG Rob Bonta Open To Structural Remedies In Paramount-WBD Suit But Calls 30 Movies A Year An “Old, Stale Promise”
California Attorney General Rob Bonta said he would consider “structural remedies” to settle the antitrust lawsuit challenging the Paramount-Warner Bros Discovery merger, but rejected “behavioral” pledges such as David Ellison’s promise to release 30 films a year, calling it an “old, stale promise” that is hard to enforce. His comments, made at a Politico conference…
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Hims & Hers planning to sell compounded peptides
Hims & Hers Health is planning to sell compounded peptides, the company said in a Monday earnings call. The company’s CEO, Andrew Dudum, said in the earnings call that it was “currently developing a best-in-class peptides experience, including U.S. manufactured products, clinical-led guidance, and ongoing blood testing.” Dudum said in the call that the company…