Daughter of Top Iranian Official Ousted from Position at Emory University

The daughter of a top Iranian official was quietly ousted from her position at Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia, following heavy backlash over her employment. Fatemeh Ardeshir-Larijani, an assistant professor at the school’s prestigious Winship Cancer Institute and the daughter of Ali Larijani — one of Iran’s most powerful officials — is no longer employed at Emory, a…

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‘American Icons’: Budweiser Goes Full Patriot in 2026 Super Bowl Commercial

Titled “American Icons,” the ad features the beer company’s iconic Clydesdale aiding an American bald eagle as it grows into maturity to the tune of Lynyrd Skynyrd’s rock classic “Free Bird.” Take a look: “As we celebrate Budweiser’s 150th anniversary and America’s 250th birthday, we knew we had to rise to the occasion in a way only Budweiser can. ‘American Icons’…

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Prosecutors: California Tech Executive and Electric Vehicle Pioneer Murdered His Wife for Financial Gain

The New York Post reports that San Bernardino County authorities discovered a woman’s body 75 feet down an embankment near Highway 138 on the morning of November 18, 2025. The deceased woman was wearing a blue sweatshirt, blue pants, and white tennis shoes when she was found on the mountainside. After retrieving the body and conducting an autopsy,…

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Predicts Six-Figure Salaries for Workers Building AI Infrastructure

CNBC reports speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos on Wednesday, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang delivered an optimistic assessment of how artificial intelligence will impact employment opportunities, particularly for those in skilled trades. Huang emphasized that workers building the factories and infrastructure supporting the AI boom can expect substantial compensation, including “six-figure salaries.” During his…

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