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- 1Palmer Luckey Launching Genetically Engineered War Dog Startup▼Palmer Luckey Is Launching a Genetically Engineered War Dog Startup
Palmer Luckey, the founder of defense tech firm Anduril, is starting a new company focused on genetically engineered military dogs, according to a report by Mother Jones. The venture, referred to as Warhound and linked to biotech firm Colossal, aims to create enhanced dogs for military use. The story is drawing attention for its blending of biotechnology and weaponry.
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An attendee at a Donald Trump rally compared the MAGA movement to the Jonestown massacre, the 1978 mass murder-suicide of more than 900 people at a cult compound in Guyana. MSNBC host Chris Hayes reacted with amusement on air, joking that anyone making the comparison 'maybe isn't a Trump supporter'. The exchange has drawn attention as critics and supporters clash over extreme rhetoric surrounding Trump's base.
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Searches and mentions of the Jonestown massacre have spiked, referring to the 1978 event in Guyana in which more than 900 members of the Peoples Temple died after drinking poisoned punch at the direction of cult leader Jim Jones, in the largest loss of American civilian life in a deliberate act before September 11. Comment online links the term to a Trump rally reference, with some outlets describing the stunt as trolling.
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Mother Jones examines how a new generation of mothers is applying optimization culture to parenting, tracking and managing everything from feeding schedules to child development metrics. The piece looks at who these mothers are and how the push for efficiency is reshaping expectations of modern motherhood, prompting wider debate about pressure on parents.
- 5Hawaii mourns legendary football coach June Jones●In memoriam: Legendary UH football coach June Jones
The University of Hawaii has announced the death of June Jones, the legendary football coach remembered for transforming the Rainbow Warriors into a national force. Under his leadership, Hawaii reached the 2008 Sugar Bowl and he became one of the most celebrated figures in the program's history. Tributes are pouring in from former players and fans across Hawaii and the college football world.
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Farmer Lee Jones is featured in a Recipe Box segment, where the Ohio vegetable grower shares recipes and insights from his farm. Jones, known for The Chef's Garden in Huron, Ohio, is a familiar figure in farm-to-table cooking, supplying produce to top chefs. The segment highlights seasonal vegetables and how home cooks can use them.