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Chiefs’ Xavier Worthy Arrested on Domestic Violence Charge in Texas
Xavier Worthy, a first-round draft pick and key member of the Chiefs 2024 playoff run, was arrested Friday for domestic violence. Police records show Worthy was arrested in Georgetown, Texas, on March 7, 2025. Worthy, 21, faces one charge of “ASSAULT FAM/HOUSE MEM IMPEDE BREATH/CIRCULAT,” a third-degree assault charge, according to KCTV. The Chiefs issued only a brief statement:…
FCC’s Brendan Carr Advances Investigation into NPR, PBS Running ‘Prohibited’ Ads
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Brendan Carr advanced his investigation into NPR and PBS running “prohibited” commercials. Carr ordered an investigation in early January into the taxpayer-funded NPR and PBS, believing the nonprofits are running commercials that they are barred from airing. “I am concerned that NPR and PBS broadcasts could be violating federal law by…
Sore Losers: AI Models Cheat at Chess to Win at all Costs
A recent study by Palisade Research has revealed that advanced AI models including OpenAI’s o1-preview and DeepSeek R1 attempt to cheat when playing chess against powerful chess engines like Stockfish. In some cases, AI systems planned to reprogram their chess program opponent to make the game easier. Popular Science reports that researchers from Palisade Research have found that…
Gavin Newsom to Charlie Kirk on Men in Women’s Sports: ‘Democratic Party Brand Has Just Been Crushed’
California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) admitted to Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk that the Democrats have taken wildly unpopular positions on certain issues — such as men competing in women’s sports — but will continue maintaining such losing stances as a matter of “principle.” “I don’t mind losing. Sometimes you lose on principle,” the California governor…
Two Booked in Case Involving Death of Chiefs Fan Who Froze to Death in Backyard
Two men have been charged over the Kansas City Chiefs fans who froze to death in the backyard of a suburban home early last year. Jordan Willis, owner of the home where the fans were found on January 9 of last year, was arrested and charged in the deaths along with Ivory Carson in connection with the…
Report: China’s TikTok Profits from Child Pornography
China’s TikTok is reportedly profiting from sexual livestreams involving children, while the platform’s moderation policies are too weak to pick up on the explicit content, according to an investigation by the BBC. Three women in Kenya told BBC News that they have used the Chinese platform to openly advertise and negotiate payment in exchange for explicit content, noting…
No More Web Links: Google Rolls Out Search Tool that Only Provides AI Answers
Google has begun testing a new AI-powered search tool called “AI Mode” that provides users with artificial intelligence-generated answers rather than traditional web links. The Independent reports that tech giant Google has unveiled a new search feature called “AI Mode.” This tool, currently available only to users subscribed to Google One AI Premium, harnesses the power of Google’s latest…
Border Patrol Chief: Mexico ‘Put a Lot of’ Troops on Border, That’s Contributed to Record Low Numbers
On Thursday’s broadcast of the Fox News Channel’s “The Story,” Border Patrol Chief Michael Banks stated that Mexico has “put a lot of their troops on our southern border” and is continuing to add more soldiers and this has contributed to historically low numbers on the border. Host Trace Gallagher asked, “[T]he numbers down at…
The finale of Russia and Ukraine is imminent, and Japan is in a hurry to jump over the wall
On the third anniversary of the outbreak of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, although the various forces are still fighting for their own purposes, overall, the end of the war is an unstoppable outcome. But unexpectedly, the most painful “Russia-Ukraine finale” is not Ukraine or Zelensky, but Japan. At 9:43 on February 24, 2025, the front…
Nick Sirianni: Proposal to Ban Tush Push ‘Unfair’ and ‘A Little Insulting’
You may not be a fan of the “Tush Push,” but Eagles coach Nick Sirianni certainly is, and he thinks the proposal to ban the controversial play is “unfair.” Speaking to reporters Tuesday at the NFL Scouting Combine, Sirianni dismissed concerns that the play poses an injury hazard to defenders and scoffed at the notion…