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April 26, 2025
Elon Musk is taking legal action against OpenAI and its CEO Sam Altman for allegedly going against the original goals of ChatGPT, which were to prioritize the betterment of humanity rather than seeking financial gain. Billionaire Musk filed a lawsuit at San Francisco Superior Court, stating that he had secured an agreement with Altman and
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According to reports from Washington, winning Ukraine may require the intervention of Vladimir Putin in the Rio Grande Valley of Texas. Recently, Russian state-controlled media and online profiles linked to the Kremlin have shared and promoted misleading and provocative material regarding American immigration and border control. This effort appears to be aimed at fueling anger
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A judge in Texas has issued a temporary hold on Attorney General Ken Paxton’s attempt to obtain information from an LGBTQ+ organization about transgender minors receiving gender-affirming medical treatment. Just one day after PFLAG National took legal action to prevent Paxton’s office from obtaining the data, the ruling was made. Judge Maria Cantú Hexsel of
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A professor from North Carolina Central University will soon be honored with induction into the National Wheelchair Basketball Hall of Fame. Andrea Woodson-Smith, a college student from Texas, had the passion and body type to participate in women’s basketball. However, due to a disability, she was restricted to playing while seated in a specially designed
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As stated by MARK LONG of The Associated Press. Following another defeat in court, the NCAA has instructed its enforcement team to stop probing booster-supported groups or any other third parties involved in arrangements where Division I athletes receive compensation for their name, image, and likeness. On Friday, NCAA President Charlie Baker sent a letter
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After four years of the COVID-19 outbreak causing school closures and disrupting child care, the CDC now advises parents to handle the virus similarly to other respiratory illnesses. Mandatory periods of isolation and mask-wearing are no longer required. However, it remains to be seen if schools and child care centers will comply. If you’ve lost
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Surprising news from Cleveland County: Jim Sosebee, former head coach of Crest football team, has stepped down from his position. After spending six seasons as the head coach at Hendersonville, Sosebee took over leadership of Crest for two seasons. News of his departure was first reported by Joe L. Hughes II of the Shelby Star.
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The Wake County Schools is enforcing a regulation that requires all attendees of sporting events to adhere to the clear bag policy. This implies that individuals in attendance must be aware of the updated guidelines. Starting on March 1st, all athletic events at Wake County Schools will require attendees to adhere to a clear bag
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There’s nothing intricate about the current popular tobacco item on the internet: Zyn is a small pouch containing nicotine and flavorings. However, it has sparked a discussion among government officials, caregivers, and commentators that mirrors a more intricate environment where major tobacco companies vigorously promote substitute goods while analysts struggle with assessing their potential advantages
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CVS Health and Walgreens, two major drugstore retailers, will soon begin distributing an abortion medication in select states in the coming weeks. CVS Health plans to begin dispensing mifepristone to patients in Rhode Island and nearby Massachusetts in the coming weeks, according to spokesperson Amy Thibault’s statement on Friday. According to spokesperson Fraser Engerman, Walgreens
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