Late-night host gives justice, under fire over undisclosed donations, 30 days to accept offer, which includes a tour busThe late-night talkshow host John Oliver has offered to pay Clarence Thomas $1m annually - as well as give him a $2m tour bus - if the Republican judge resigns from the US supreme court.Oliver made the proposal on Sunday's episode of his HBO show Last Week Tonight, saying the supreme court justice had 30 days to accept or it would expire. Continue reading...
Governor's signature marks end of long fight over legislative lines and greatly reduces the Republican bias baked into current mapsThe Wisconsin governor, Tony Evers, has signed into law a pair of new state legislative maps, undoing a Republican gerrymander that has shaped Wisconsin politics for more than a decade and giving Democrats a chance at winning control of the state in future elections.It's a new day for Wisconsin," said Evers at a press conference on Monday to cheers from a room of anti-gerrymandering activists. Continue reading...
With City third in the Premier League table and a tricky run of games ahead, Pep Guardiola must find solutions to a series of nagging questionsThe assumption had been that Manchester City would beat Chelsea on Saturday and follow that up with victory over Brentford on Tuesday to move top of the Premier League table. They had won 11 in a row and there seemed no reason to think that would not become 13 and more; that's just what City do at this time of year.The only hope for their challengers seemed a tough run of games in March, when City face Manchester United, Liverpool, Brighton, Arsenal and Aston Villa in successive league games; perhaps that run was a hurdle that could hinder City's charge for a fifth Premier League title in six years. The question was how far ahead they would be by then. Now, though, so long as Liverpool beat Luton at home next week, City will not start that vital run of games with a lead. Continue reading...
Survivors of a mass shooting have publicly shared video contradicting police claims that victims were armed and part of a confrontation'Two years after an attacker shot five volunteers before a Black Lives Matter march in Portland, Oregon, killing a 60-year-old woman and leaving one of her young friends paralyzed, a new visual investigation of the attack reveals that the assailant tried to provoke a stand-your-ground situation, daring three women to fight him, before suddenly opening fire when they refused.Research agency Forensic Architecture collaborated with survivors on a reconstruction of the attack, analyzing helmet-camera video recorded by one of the victims, police radio traffic obtained through public records requests, and the testimony of 11 witnesses - including the volunteer armed guard who stopped the rampage by shooting and disarming the gunman. Continue reading...
Five others also hurt after altercation between two groups but it is unclear of any victims fired shots, police sayAt least one person was killed and five others were wounded in a shooting at a Waffle House restaurant in Indianapolis early Monday morning, capping a weekend of US gun violence days after a deadly mass shooting at a celebration for the Kansas City Chiefs' win in Super Bowl LVIII.Indianapolis police said they went to the southside Waffle House about 12.30am after a total of six people were shot there. The violence began as an altercation between two groups, but it was not immediately clear if any victims fired shots, authorities said. Continue reading...
Our shared memories - the concerts, favourite songs, matching outfits - will last foreverIt is 10:51 am on Sunday morning and I have just a few minutes to try to secure Taylor Swift Eras tickets for her last show in Melbourne. I am watching the clock count down on the Ticketek Marketplace website, refreshing the browser every few seconds. Next to the last date for the Melbourne leg of the tour, two greyed-out words state none available".Ticketek allows 10 minutes before the website times out. I have discovered it is more like 15 minutes and, in that time, you are desperately hoping someone out there is selling tickets at the precise moment you want to buy them. It is a narrow window and, so far, I am out of luck. Continue reading...
Boxer tells the Guardian it's time for president to grant clemency to those in prison and end cannabis prohibition once and for all'The former heavyweight boxing champion Mike Tyson has urged Joe Biden to follow through on his commitment to correct our country's failed approach to marijuana" and give clemency to the thousands of nonviolent cannabis offenders still languishing in federal lockups.President Biden has the power to effect real change - he can right these wrongs and grant clemency to those who are sitting in prison for cannabis offenses," Tyson told the Guardian. We know the failed war on drugs was wrong and no one should be sitting in jail for cannabis. It's time our country moves forward and end cannabis prohibition once and for all." Continue reading...
Rare letter valued at $45,000 that lay undiscovered in desk drawer for years bears 16th president's signature days before his deathOne of the last documents ever signed by Abraham Lincoln, which for years lay undiscovered in a desk drawer, is being offered for sale, valued at $45,000.The 16th president signed the document, a treasury appointment for Allen Gangewer, an anti-slavery campaigner in Pennsylvania, Ohio and Washington DC, on 11 April 1865 - the day he made what would turn out to be his final speech. Continue reading...
Lobbying firms work double-duty, representing political interests of victims and perpetrators of climate change in state capitalNew research reveals that dozens of New York universities, hospitals, museums and non-profits are employing lobbyists that also work for fossil fuel companies, which some say is blatantly aiding and abetting" climate crisis.New York's wealthiest lobbying firms work double-duty in the state capital, representing the political interests of both the victims and perpetrators of the climate crisis, according to a new report from F Minus, a database of state-level lobbying disclosures released last year, and LittleSis, a project created by the non-profit corporate and government accountability watchdog Public Accountability Initiative. Continue reading...
Reform advocates condemn raft of measures expected to pass under new far-right governorLouisiana's Republican-dominated state legislature is poised to enact a swathe of new criminal justice measures as a special legislative session convenes on Monday, leaving reform advocates concerned about soaring rates of incarceration that may follow.The session, called by the state's new far-right governor, Jeff Landry, will consider two dozen items including broad restrictions on parole eligibility, measures to resume executions, the lowering of the age limit for adult prosecutions, and changes to post-conviction procedures often used to remedy wrongful convictions or excessive sentences. Continue reading...
Caring Across Generations, run by key US labor activist, accused of poor management and of retaliation against union organizersFormer employees of Caring Across Generations, a high-profile caregivers association run by one of the US's leading labor activists, and backed by celebrities including Megan Thee Stallion and Bradley Cooper, have accused the non-profit of reducing staff to tears due to poor management, and of retaliation against union organizers.CAG, an offshoot of the National Domestic Workers Alliance, is focused on a national campaign to create better care systems for domestic caregivers and recipients, rallying around the tagline Care can't wait" - but some workers say that emphasis is not reflected internally at the organization. Continue reading...
NHS midwifery is in crisis and unmedicated birth in vogue, but doing it at home without medical support is simply dangerousCould you do a poo like this?" There's a sentence I will never forget. I was in my second trimester and doing a hypnobirthing course. The question is supposed to be a metaphor for childbirth: being surrounded by doctors with clipboards would apparently make you too tense to poo, or give birth. To which my rejoinder was, Well, surely it depends how much you need to go."Other than National Childbirth Trust (NCT) classes - in which the instructor told us that the ideal birth is at home, without pain relief (not their official line, they say) - this was my first glimpse of the anti-medical approach to childbirth. I thought about it again when I read about the concerning rise of freebirthing" - when a woman gives birth at home without assistance from a doctor or midwife - and the fact that the Royal College of Midwives has stated that midwives are understandably concerned about women giving birth at home without assistance, as it brings with it increased risks to both the mother and baby". Continue reading...
I was looking forward to a magnificently white winter, with school closures and an otherworldly hush. The weather had other ideasI was excited to experience a Boston winter - being in snow country was a genuine attraction of our trip here - and last week looked set to deliver. The headlines were threatening me with a good time (predicted to be heaviest snowfall in two years" and pre-emptive school closures ran in ticker tape across the TV screen). Cars started sporting snowplough attachments, and the yoga teacher ended class not with namaste but with an ominous: Good luck with the storm."My husband and I were giddy as toddlers. Would there be six inches of snow? Twelve? When I wake up at 4am," my husband said gleefully, studying his weather app, it should already be white." At the shop he asked, in all seriousness, if we should buy a sledge before they all sell out".Emma Beddington is a Guardian columnist Continue reading...
He may have made a good president, but he miscalculated. The Russia in which that could ever have happened no longer existsThe candle that cast at least a little light in Vladimir Putin's darkness has been snuffed out. The official report claims Alexei Navalny died". Between he died" and he has been murdered", there is a difference the size of Russia. My country no longer exists.A Russia that so casually destroys its finest is not a country you can live in. In a land you can live in there is no space for this kind of criminal regime. The state that goes under the name of the Russian Federation, which visits death and malignancy on those who live in it and on the world at large, simply should not exist. Continue reading...
For so long the reef did not exist for professional female competitors but moving there has proved the tide is turningAcross the boundless world of surfing, there is no beach break as notorious as Banzai Pipeline on the North Shore of Oahu, Hawaii, the ultimate proving ground for surfers. Among many of its seductions, Pipeline promotes the purest brand of surfing: the art of barrelling.The waves are so large that, as they begin to crash down on to the ocean, a tunnel often forms inside them. Surfers spend years trying to perfect the technique of barrelling; entering those tunnels, picking the correct line once inside and hurtling at breakneck speed to the exit before the wave crashes on them. Continue reading...
A suspect in the shooting also died, officials say, and another officer was injured responding to call for help in BurnsvilleA desperate call for help from a home in suburban Minneapolis early on Sunday turned deadly for two police officers and a firefighter who were fatally shot at the scene, according to officials.A suspect in the shooting also died, officials said. Continue reading...
Michigan representative tells state voters to pick uncommitted' option over White House support for Israel's strikes on GazaThe progressive US congresswoman Rashida Tlaib has called on her fellow Michigan Democrats to vote uncommitted" in the state's presidential primary election - at the expense of the party's incumbent, Joe Biden - in late February.Appearing in a video posted to X on Saturday by Listen to Michigan, a political campaign to encourage the state's voters to vote uncommitted" in the 27 February primary, Tlaib justified her stark display of displeasure with Biden by alluding to Israel's military strikes on Gaza, which local authorities say have killed nearly 29,000 Palestinians since last October. Continue reading...
He didn't understand lack of civility. He didn't understand attacking another person,' says Patti Davis of former US presidentThe daughter of former president Ronald Reagan has hit out at contemporary White House politics, saying she thinks her late father would be appalled" by the personal tenor of current political discourse.I think he'd be appalled ... it was just more civilized," Patti Davis told NBC's Meet the Press on Sunday. He didn't understand lack of civility. He didn't understand attacking another person. ... He didn't understand cruelty. And that's what we're dealing with now. Continue reading...
Pastor of St Patrick's Cathedral condemns service for Cecilia Gentili after she was celebrated as being mother of all whores'The Roman Catholic archdiocese of New York City has condemned a funeral service for the transgender activist Cecilia Gentili at Saint Patrick's Cathedral after congregants cheered her for being celebrated as the mother of all whores".The packed funeral - organisers reported 1,400 mourners - took place on Thursday, 10 days after the Argentinian-born Gentili, 52, died at her Brooklyn home. Continue reading...
Game's administrators said their website only showed John Cheeks's numbers as the winning combination by mistakeA man who thought he had won a $340m Powerball jackpot is suing the lottery after the game's administrators said their website only showed his numbers as the winning combination by mistake.Washington DC resident John Cheeks purchased a Powerball lottery ticket at the center of the dispute on 6 January 2023. Although Cheeks did not see the Powerball drawing the following day, he saw his numbers posted on the DC lottery's website two days later. Continue reading...
Kathy Hochul says law-abiding businesspeople have nothing to worry about' after question on state's commercial climateThe New York governor has told business owners in her state that there is nothing to worry about" after Donald Trump was fined $355m and temporarily banned from engaging in commerce in the state when he lost his civil fraud trial Friday.In an interview on the New York radio show the Cats Roundtable with the supermarket billionaire John Catsimatidis, Kathy Hochul sought to quell fears in some quarters that the penalties handed to Trump for engaging in fraudulent business practices could chill the state's commercial climate.This article was amended on 18 February 2024 to correct a misspelling. An earlier version referred to venal" rather than venial" sin. Continue reading...
Experts say new DoJ program intended to track backgrounds of federal police unlikely to solve problem of wandering officers'A new US justice department database intended to track the backgrounds of officers working for federal law enforcement agencies like the FBI and ATF is unlikely to solve the problem of police with checkered pasts moving between departments, defense attorneys and reform advocates warn.Announced in December, the National Law Enforcement Accountability Database (NLEAD) will compile reports of misconduct by federal law enforcement officers, after legislation to create a national catalog of complaints against police at all levels of government was blocked in Congress. Continue reading...
Republican candidate says Trump either sides with Putin ... or he just doesn't think it's that big of a deal'Republican presidential hopeful Nikki Haley on Sunday criticized her party's leading contender for the White House nomination, Donald Trump, for avoiding meaningful comment on the death of Alexei Navalny, the imprisoned political nemesis of Russian leader Vladimir Putin.Either he sides with Putin and thinks it's cool that Putin killed one of his political opponents - or he just doesn't think it's that big of a deal," Haley said Sunday on ABC News This Week. Either one of those is concerning. Either one of those is a problem." Continue reading...
Lawsuit alleges late-night host misrepresented himself to induce Santos to create videos ridiculing' his gregarious personality'Former congressman George Santos alleged in a lawsuit filed Saturday that late-night host Jimmy Kimmel deceived him into making videos on the Cameo app that were used to ridicule the disgraced New York Republican on the show.The lawsuit filed in US district court for the southern district of New York names Kimmel, ABC and Walt Disney Co as defendants. A Disney representative listed as a media contact for the Jimmy Kimmel Live! show didn't immediately respond to an email from the Associated Press seeking comment. Continue reading...
Giving yourself a circuit breaker will allow you to come back to the worries in your life with a creative, useful approachI don't know about you but I am worn out. Lately I have spent a lot of time worrying about friends and family and fretting about the world in general. At some point, however, I realised that all this angst had no good place to land. I was going around in circles, unable to act yet unable to disengage.I know I am not alone - many friends and co-workers are struggling to sleep and function amid what many consider extraordinary times. Continue reading...
Clint Hickman, who helped lead Arizona's largest county through the pandemic and 2020 election, has faced endless harassment for the last few yearsFor Clint Hickman, an official who helped lead Arizona's largest country through some of the most difficult moments of the pandemic and the 2020 election, the current moment in American life feels like the right one to quit.Amid yet more tumult and tense division in American public life, the Maricopa county supervisor announced this week that he's not running again, choosing instead to prioritize his family - and get rid of the endless harassment that's been a feature of his job the last few years and put him more than once in the national spotlight. Continue reading...
Focus on Biden's age, over-correcting Trump coverage and staff layoffs are few troubles ailing the media before 2024 electionsIt was the most watched US TV broadcast since the 1969 moon landing, an unrivaled platform for any politician - let alone one down in the polls and battling against an implacable foe like Donald Trump.Yet, last Sunday, Joe Biden turned down an interview ahead of American football's showpiece, the Super Bowl, missing out on an audience of 123.4 million people. Instead the 81-year-old president joined TikTok, the social media platform of choice for teenagers, and posted a lighthearted video that praised the mother of player Travis Kelce - boyfriend of singer Taylor Swift - for her great chocolate chip cookies". Continue reading...
Former president is enjoying some success in courting sceptical funders but some, such as Peter Thiel, have spurned his advancesDonald Trump's efforts to court and cajole rightwing billionaires into financing his presidential campaign are bearing fruit as even sceptical conservative mega-donors face up to the prospect he will again be the Republican candidate.Trump is winning back some donors who supported him four years ago but then gave their money to the former US president's primary rivals this year, fearing he will again lose to Joe Biden in November or the chaos that will ensue if he wins. But some other former ultra-wealthy supporters, including the tech billionaire Peter Thiel, have spurned Trump's advances. Continue reading...
New research reveals different political ads work in different times and different placesThere are so many elections this year but how to go about winning them? Labour has a sub-optimal, but impressively consistent strategy: waiting (usually a decade and a half in opposition).It's paying off again with huge swings to them in last week's two byelections. But this approach requires patience and most parties around the world are less keen on waiting that long. So they spend a lot of time and money trying to win, which means election adverts. In the US, TV ads are centre stage. In the UK, those are largely banned (even GB News is meant to be providing news when Tory MPs interview each other) but online ads are big business. Continue reading...
The Russian opposition leader's final message - to be scared of nothing' - should be heeded by the west following his deathIt will be days if not weeks and months before we know some version of the truth of what happened in a grim Siberian jail to Alexei Navalny, the greatest leader Russia never had.But, it's the timing that sent a chill down many people's spines. Because this wasn't any old Friday in February. It was the first day of the Munich Security Conference, a key global summit attended by world leaders and the Nato secretary general. And top of the agenda this year is the threat to Nato itself. Continue reading...
The viral success of John Galliano's merkin is a sign of progress - but let's not get too excitedI watched this video clip maybe 20 times, a closeup of a merkin being made, light brown human hair being threaded through silk tulle. This was behind the scenes at the Maison Margiela haute couture show, designed by John Galliano, in which corsetted models were made up to look like porcelain dolls and wore luxurious merkins under their sheer black skirts. Historically, I have lost large cuts of time to videos of ingrown hairs being extracted, enjoying something quite animal and orgasmic about the eventual release, and while this video had similarities, the aim was not, of course, hair removal, but instead hair introduction. A pubic wig was being created and in the meditative space between each threading, I thought about the state of body hair.An advertisement for an at-home hair-removal laser kit had just popped into my emails, one in a list of top Mother's Day presents", the suggestion being that I might this year thank my mum for giving birth to and raising me with the gift of a thousand small shocks to her armpit, thigh or vulva. This device sat comfortably among its fellow gift recommendations - a candle, a bottle of rose - a shrine to femininity, motherhood, or hairy alcoholics whose houses stink, whichever cost more. Continue reading...
Societies are robbed of subtlety and depth when racism is conflated with the borrowing of ideasThe future music of this country must be founded upon what are called negro melodies. This must be the real foundation of any serious and original school of composition to be developed in the United States." So wrote the Czech composer Antonin Dvoak, in an 1893 essay, a year after he had moved to America to teach at the newly created National Conservatory in New York.Almost half a century later, a precocious Harvard student by the name of Leonard Bernstein wrote his undergraduate thesis on The Absorption of Race Elements into American Music". Searching for a national" basis for American music, he found it in Negro music". If an American is a sensitive creator," Bernstein wrote, jazz will have become an integral part of his palette, whether or not he is awareof it." Continue reading...
The social pressure to go out is off, but has it been replaced by scrolling alone in our bedrooms?We spend more time online. We socialise less. Our mental health is getting worse. These three trends have been obvious for some time - particularly among the young - but now more evidence is linking them, and alarm bells are sounding louder. This is a crisis, and we will need to solve it. What, exactly, has happened to hanging out?Much has been written on the idea that hanging out has been displaced: glued to our phones, some social needs thereby fulfilled, we have less time to see our friends in real life. But this misses, I think, a parallel cultural shift. Hanging out has not just been displaced but devalued. We think it less important, less prestigious. This is profoundly odd, for a social animal, but we seem to have entered an era in which real-life socialising has dropped sharply in status. It has lost its social cachet. Continue reading...
Never Surrender High-Tops' cost $399 and arrive on the market just after judge hands former US president huge penaltyDonald Trump has launched his own sneaker brand, a day after a New York judge ordered him to pay $354.9m in penalties for fraudulently overstating his net worth to dupe lenders.I've wanted to do this a long time," the former US president said, as he unveiled what he called the first official Trump footwear at Sneaker Con in Philadelphia, a gathering that bills itself as the The Greatest Sneaker Show on Earth." Continue reading...
No immediate reports of major damage or injuries after quake struck at 12.32am about 45 miles south-east of San AntonioAn earthquake of 4.7 magnitude that struck early Saturday morning near a small Texas city - one of several earthquakes that have occurred in the area in recent days - could be felt dozens of miles away, including in San Antonio.There were no immediate reports of major damage or injuries from the earthquake, which struck at 12.32am and was centered about 2 miles (3km) south-east of Falls City, according to the United States Geological Survey. Falls City, which has a population of about 500 people, is about 45 miles (72km) south-east of San Antonio. Continue reading...
Horses included Paloma, a female who had given therapy rides to children with mental health issues and cognitive disabilitiesAuthorities in south Florida are searching for a gang of horse rustlers who stole and slaughtered three animals for meat, including one used in therapy sessions for children with autism and cognitive disabilities.The horses were taken from a remote area of Redland, near Homestead, and their carcasses were discovered on Friday by officers from the Miami-Dade police department's agricultural and environmental crimes section. Continue reading...
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Retreat from Avdiivka deals military blow and hands initiative to Putin as war's second anniversary loomsVolodymyr Zelenskiy issued a desperate plea for fresh arms on Saturday as his army commanders announced that Ukrainian troops were pulling out of the key eastern city of Avdiivka, handing Moscow its first major military victory since last May, just days before the second anniversary of the Russian invasion.Ukraine's leader told the Munich Security Conference that the slowing of weapons supplies was having a direct impact on the frontline and was forcing Ukraine to cede territory. Continue reading...
Champion quarterback makes hospital visit to Madison and Melia Reyes, who were hit by gunfire in Kansas City mass shootingKansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes and his wife, Brittany, visited two young sisters who were both shot in the legs during Wednesday's parade for the reigning Super Bowl champions.The Mahomeses on Thursday paid a call to 10-year-old Madison Reyes and Melia Reyes, age eight, at Children's Mercy hospital in Kansas City, Missouri, where they were recovering from surgeries. Continue reading...
US vice-president gives interview on MSNBC calling on Congress to support Ukraine and on Israel to protect innocent Palestinians'Kamala Harris on Saturday criticized Donald Trump's cajoling of Russia to attack Nato allies of the US who don't pay their dues, saying the American people would never accept a president who bowed to a dictator.The vice-president's comments, in a wide-ranging interview on MSNBC's The Weekend, represent some of the strongest criticism to date of Trump's apparent allegiance to Russian president Vladimir Putin. Continue reading...
Donald Tusk needs to convince European leaders to act to deter Vladimir Putin from further aggressionRecent panicky talk of a third world war seems a tad overblown. Yet the specific threat posed by Russia's aggressive, revisionist regime to eastern Europe is real and growing. As in the past, Poland is on the frontline of a battle for Ukraine that could easily spread. Scrambling to shore up defences, the UK and European Nato states must decide: is this 1920 or 1939?As all Poles know, the Battle of Warsaw, 104 years ago this August, ended in Marshal Jozef Pisudski's famous victory over the invading Red Army, which secured their country's independence. They called it the Miracle on the Vistula", after the river linking Poland's main cities. Vladimir Lenin lamented an enormous defeat" for Bolshevik revolutionary ambitions in Europe. Continue reading...
Vice-president Kamala Harris said Joe Biden's administration stood ready to support Ukraine for 'as long as it takes' and would push for Russia to pay damages to Ukraine when the war ends. 'We will continue in our efforts to secure a just and lasting peace. We will work to make sure Russia pays damages to Ukraine,' she said at a joint news conference with Ukraine's president, Volodymyr Zelenskiy, at the annual Munich Security Conference on Saturday. Her comments come as the US political world battles over how and whether to stand up to Russia, particularly after Washington has approved more than $110bn in defence assistance for Ukraine, and Biden's request for another $60bn for Kyiv is stalled in the US Congress
Firefighters were called to home in Sterling, Virginia, by report of gas smell, and explosion took place 30 minutes later, officials saidOne firefighter was killed and nine others were injured on Friday when an explosion in a Washington DC suburb leveled a home where they were investigating a gas leak. Two other people were also injured.The firefighters were called to the home in Sterling, Virginia, by a report of a gas smell shortly after 7.30pm and a fiery explosion took place about 30 minutes later, officials said. Continue reading...
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His primary opponent suggested the ex-president will raid Republican National Committee coffers to pay his legal feesDonald Trump awoke on Saturday facing a stark new reality of legal obligations in excess of half a billion dollars after his stunning civil fraud trial defeat a day earlier, and questions swirling over his ability, or intention, to pay.Yet the former president remained defiant late on Friday, insisting in a vitriolic rant from his Mar-a-Lago mansion in Florida that he would win an appeal against a New York judge's ruling that he must pay more than $350m for intentional financial fraud stretching more than a decade. Continue reading...
The man behind ChatGPT is wooing the UAE to invest in energy-hungry AI. But if it turns out his tech can't fix the world, he's got his escape planOnce upon a time, nobody outside tech circles had heard of Sam Altman. But then his company, OpenAI, launched ChatGPT, and suddenly he was everywhere - touring the world, giving interviews to gushing journalists, granting audiences to awestruck politicians etc. Whiplash-thin, with a charmingly wide-eyed baby face, he instantly became the acceptable face of digital capitalism.Then the OpenAI board abruptly fired him, apparently on the grounds that he had not been, er, entirely candid with them. When Satya Nadella, Microsoft's CEO (who had invested $13bn in OpenAI), heard about it, though, he was mightily pissed off. And in no time all, Altman was unsacked and reinstated in the OpenAI driving seat. And the world was transfixed by the drama of it all. Which only goes to show that appearances can be deceptive. Continue reading...
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