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Maxim Naumov qualified for the 2026 U.S. Olympic Figure Skating team over the weekend, one year after his parents were killed on American Airlines Flight 5342 when a U.S. Army Black Hawk helicopter slammed into the plane midair.
Oh, the U.S. abducts world leaders now? Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky has a wish list! He thinks that abducting the leader of the Chechen Republic, Ramzan Kadyrov, would help his war with Russia. Congratulations, the U.S. is now a bounty hunter!
Do you know what the Quarter Zip Movement is? If you have a teenage son you do. It is a fashion and lifestyle trend that has young men who would otherwise wear tracksuits dressing in quarter zip-down sweaters to look dapper. There are even quarter-zip meetups! I support it.
Is your algorithm telling you that Venezuelans are happy the U.S. invaded their country and kidnapped their president? Then you, my friend, may be the target of a CIA psy-op designed to justify an international crime.
TOGETHER WITH Happy Monday Happy New Year. This is Clayton and me just before the clock struck midnight on 2026,
Miss Finland lost her crown for mocking Asian eyes. She had to hold a press conference to apologize and government parliamentarians condemned her.
It’s the battle of the bots. A Chinese AI firm says its new model can rival Google DeepMind and OpenAI — faster, cheaper, and with far fewer resources. If true, it raises uncomfortable questions about whether U.S. dominance in artificial intelligence is already slipping.
Philadelphia is considering moving the iconic Rocky Balboa statue back to the top of the Philadelphia Museum of Art steps, where millions of tourists already pretend it lives. The statue lived in front of the museum briefly in the 1980s but art snobs didn’t think it belonged in front of a building of a high-culture institution.
If you want to visit the United States, you’d better have a spotless social media history. A new visa requirement demands that applicants hand over five years of their social media accounts. They will also ask for telephone numbers and email addresses used by visitors over the last five years, as well as face, fingerprint, DNA and iris biometrics.
Amazon showed off AI-made perfume at a recent conference. You describe the scents you love, and the system blends your perfect signature fragrance on the spot.
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