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Satanist who drinks animal blood and calls himself ‘Dracula’ given hospital order after he left lamb corpses outside churches in campaign against Christians
A 48-year-old man who believes himself to be a vampire has been detained under a hospital order after mounting a campaign of intimidation against churchgoers in the New Forest, Hampshire. Benjamin Lewis stole and killed farm animals, leaving their rotting remains, including deer heads and slaughtered lambs, on pulpits and pews alongside inverted crosses, in…
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Iran reaffirms support for Hamas as Trump pushes to disarm terror group
Iran has publicly reaffirmed its backing of Hamas at a moment when President Donald Trump is promoting a landmark agreement intended to disarm the Palestinian terrorist group in Gaza. Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian telephoned Hamas’s newly elected leader to congratulate him and pledge Tehran’s continued support for the group’s cause, a signal that risks undermining…
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AI slop pollutes the CVE pipeline with fake vulns
A batch of 55 supposedly critical and high-severity CVEs published in the US National Vulnerability Database last week turned out to be fabricated, according to security researchers, exposing serious gaps in how vulnerability reports are verified before entering widely used databases. Software supply chain firm JFrog found that six SQLite vulnerabilities, submitted via an obscure…
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‘Special sauce of crazy’ — Midwest Dem candidate’s policies too extreme for voters: opponent
Republican Mike Rogers, the presumptive Senate nominee in Michigan, told Fox News Digital he is confident he can defeat either Democratic candidate in November, dismissing both as too extreme for the state’s voters. The interview came two days before Michigan’s Democratic primary, in which former Wayne County health official Abdul El-Sayed is facing Rep Haley…
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Sequoia’s Shaun Maguire leads $1B round for nuclear startup Valar Atomics
Nuclear startup Valar Atomics has raised $1 billion in equity funding led by Sequoia partner Shaun Maguire, who will join the company’s board, alongside a $200 million credit line from Erebor and other banks. The deal, confirmed by founder and CEO Isaiah Taylor on Monday, underscores growing investor appetite for small modular reactors (SMRs) as…
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Prince Harry and Meghan’s charitable arm urges Congress to act on AI deepfakes: ‘More bills are sitting, waiting’
Both the direct fetch and WebFetch were blocked (403/access denied), so I can’t retrieve the actual article content — only the headline is available. I don’t have enough information to write an accurate summary, and I don’t want to fabricate details about the article’s content, quotes, or figures. Based on the headline alone: Archewell (Prince…
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Here Are the Artists You Can Expect to See Performing at Outside Lands 2026 | Billboard News
Billboard News has released a preview of the artists expected to headline Outside Lands 2026, the annual music festival held in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park. The article, presented as sponsored content, highlights a mix of established chart-topping acts and rising talent set to perform, giving fans a sense of what to anticipate at one…
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If regime change isn’t the goal, then why fight Iran again?
Both the direct fetch and WebFetch confirm the same result: The Hill is blocking access to this article (403 Forbidden / access denied), so no article content is available to summarise — only the title was retrievable. I can’t produce a genuine summary without fabricating content. Based solely on the headline (“If regime change isn’t…
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College football is finally back after months of NCAA lawsuits, NIL drama and congressional fights
After nearly seven months dominated by NCAA lawsuits, NIL disputes and congressional wrangling, college football is finally returning, with teams beginning fall practice camps this week ahead of the season starting in 25 days. The offseason drama has overshadowed on-field preparations, but attention is now shifting back to the game itself even as legal and…
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Congress’s favorite AI tool? ChatGPT
A CNBC analysis of House disbursement records has found that ChatGPT is by far the most-used AI tool among US Congressional offices, accounting for roughly 90% of all AI-related spending. The finding highlights how quickly generative AI has become embedded in the day-to-day work of Congressional staff, who use it for tasks ranging from drafting…