Has to be one of the hardest fought runs to a title in history. The violence that occurred between his first title loss and this title win is that of legend.

NASA is shooting an Italian at the moon and people still want to doompost.

It’s funny how stories like this spiral and news agencies jump on it. During a court hearing about the White House ballroom, the DOJ (remember to always throw the President’s name in front of it to make it seem like he’s arguing it) argued once construction began, the lawsuit did not matter. The opposing lawyer began bringing up extreme examples to stress test it. “What about the Statue of Liberty?” and DOJ lawyer said technically yes, if construction had already begun you can’t then sue retroactively. And with that, every media dyslexic person on the internet will believe the US wants to demolish the Statue of Liberty.

Hot take: Universities charge $300,000 for a degree that teaches you skills any LLM can do for free. At some point we need to have an honest conversation about whether higher education is the greatest individuals misallocation of capital in recent history.

JUST IN: Anthropic announces it will roll out Claude Mythos “in the coming weeks” despite growing fears over the model’s cyber capabilities.

This is the most “keep that same energy” move I’ve seen in college football in quite some time.

Absolutely unreal Indy500 finish.

Holy moly…

Posts like this are weird and require you to turn your brain off for a moment to sound good. Director of National Intelligence is one of the most heavily vetted national security roles in government. I’m genuinely curious what people believe a new FBI investigation would uncover that the DNI vetting process (which includes an FBI investigation) did not.

JUST IN: SpaceX to reportedly build a 10,000,000,000-watt solar manufacturing facility near Austin to help power AI data centers in space.

Incentives drive outcomes

I get where Lizzie is coming from, even if others took it a bit too harshly, which I suspect I know why.

X has given us Japanese Twitter and the JASDF Eagle footage is awesome.

The incredible story of Sergeant Jason Thomas, a retired Marine who put on his old uniform and raced to the Twin Towers on September 11th to help search for survivors. Thomas, who had been out of the Marine Corps for about a year, was dropping his daughter off at his mother's Long Island home on the morning of 9/11 when she told him planes had struck the Twin Towers. He retrieved his Marine uniform, then sped to Manhattan and parked his car when one of the towers collapsed. Thomas headed directly into the fallen rubble and cloud of ash. "Someone needed help. It didn't matter who," he said. "I didn't even have a plan. But I have all this training as a Marine, and all I could think was my city is in need." Thomas ran into another former Marine, Staff Sergeant David Karnes (who was also wearing his uniform), and together the pair searched for survivors. Carrying little more than flashlights and an infantryman's shovel, they climbed the mountain of twisted structure, skirting dangerous crevasses and shards of hot metal, calling out for anyone in need. It was dark before they heard a response from two fallen police officers that were pinned under the debris. The two Marines crawled into a deep pit to find officers McLoughlin and Jimeno, injured but alive. Thomas returned to Ground Zero every day for another 2 1/2 weeks to help in any way he could. His identity remained a mystery until Oliver Stone’s 2006 film “World Trade Center” chronicled the rescue of the officers, and finally Thomas stepped forward. After 9 days of helping at Ground Zero, Sergeant David Karnes returned to Connecticut, and reenlisted. Later he served two tours of duty in Iraq. Never forget 🇺🇸

It’s good to periodically prompt your chatbot about something you know exceptionally well, just to remind yourself that it doesn’t know what it’s talking about.

Apr9.2005 21 years ago today, Stephan Bonnar & Forrest Griffin competed in the most important fight in UFC history.

Sports man..