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US Congressman says he saw UFO video of “intelligently controlled plasma orbs"
The Cosmic Report looks at new UFO disclosures from Congressman Eric Burlison and revisits archival material from decades past. Plus we look into what Hilary Clinton said about declassification during her Epstein testimonial.
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Ohio officials warn about unpaid parking or toll fine scam
Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost has warned residents about scammers sending out fake messages about unpaid tolls or parking fines, demanding money.
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Book review: Algospeak explains new language, placates the boomer doomer like me
Most normies despise influencers, think they’re talking gibberish, and are completely rotten IRL. But if you’re worried about how the almighty algorithm is transforming or even censoring language, content creators can actually help. In fact, one of them has written a book about it.
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“Human-assisted” robotaxis under fire in Washington
US auto safety regulators will host a public robotaxi forum with Waymo, Zoox, and Aurora as scrutiny grows over “human-assisted” self-driving and how autonomous vehicle safety should be measured.
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Operation Candy: data from phones seized in rural Sweden uncovers massive global crime network
This major international investigation began with the seizure of two mobile phones in a small rural Swedish town. Data extracted from these devices then surprisingly revealed a global criminal web spanning Europe, Asia, and Australia.
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Iran claims drone strikes on AWS data centers were deliberate and strategic
The Iranian Fars News Agency, which is close to the country’s armed forces, says that strikes against AWS facilities in the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain were deliberate and had strategic significance.
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Hackers found inside FBI wiretap and surveillance network
The FBI says it stopped a targeted cyberattack on a sensitive investigative network used to manage surveillance warrants and wiretaps.
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Amazon outage disrupts shopping for thousands as checkout, app, and orders fail
Amazon’s e-commerce site suffered a major outage Thursday, with tens of thousands of US users reporting checkout failures, app crashes, and missing orders before services began recovering.
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Declassified Antarctic UFO case: 1991 Argentine base recorded “impossible” atmospheric signal
Documents released to the public have surfaced in Argentina regarding a UFO cover-up of a 1990s sighting in Antarctica, the country’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has revealed.
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Amazon slashes robotics division in fresh round of job cuts
Amazon has cut another round of jobs – this time hitting its robotics division that powers more than a million warehouse robots worldwide.
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Facebook outage hits thousands worldwide – Ads Manager, Instagram Boost disrupted
Facebook users worldwide reported outages Tuesday afternoon after Meta’s platform began returning “Account Temporarily Unavailable” errors – with disruptions also hitting Ads Manager, Instagram Boost, and WhatsApp Business tools.
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Hillary Clinton backs UFO file release during Epstein deposition
During her closed-door testimony to the US House committee regarding the deceased sex criminal Jeffrey Epstein, Hilary Clinton was asked about UFOs by Congressman Eric Burlison.
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Robotaxis pull back: WeRide pauses Dubai fleet as Middle East conflict spreads
Chinese autonomous driving firm WeRide has suspended its robotaxi fleet in Dubai as the escalating U.S.-Israel conflict with Iran roiled key Middle Eastern hubs that have emerged as the robotaxi industry's most promising markets.
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“Non-terrestrial officers:” the UFO files Gary McKinnon says he found, hacking NASA
In the early 2000s, Gary McKinnon breached US military and NASA networks in what prosecutors called “the biggest military computer hack of all time.” He says he stumbled onto evidence of a hidden space fleet, including a cigar-shaped UFO floating above Earth.
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Claude hit by major worldwide outage
Claude.ai is experiencing an outage that is prohibiting users from accessing the chatbot.
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Iran war threatens big tech bets in Middle East as UAE AWS facility goes up in flames
Escalating regional tensions in the Middle East have spilled into critical infrastructure, with Amazon Web Services (AWS) announcing that unidentified objects struck one of its data centres in the United Arab Emirates. Big tech firms have poured billions into the region, but if war lasts or expands, they might lose these investments.
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BMW accidentally leaked its 2027 lineup online
BMW inadvertently exposed parts of its 2027 model lineup when future vehicles briefly appeared in its US online shop.
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From live insects to funeral wreaths: eBay settles cyberstalking and harassment case
Harassment can take many forms: in this disturbing case, a Massachusetts couple who were targeted with cyberstalking, death threats, and unsettling anonymous deliveries by former employees of eBay Inc. reached a settlement with the company.
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Dyson settles forced labour lawsuit linked to Malaysian supplier
Dyson, the British technology company headquartered in Singapore, has agreed to settle a labour lawsuit in the UK filed by 24 migrant workers who claimed they had been subjected to “modern-day slavery” at a Malaysian supplier that manufactured parts for the company.
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Google signs multibillion-dollar AI chip deal with Meta, Information reports
Meta Platforms has signed a deal to rent Google's AI chips, known as tensor processing units (TPUs), to develop new AI models, the Information reported on Thursday, citing a person involved in the talks.
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