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- 1Yann LeCun calls Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei 'deluded' on AI risk●AI ‘godfather’ Yann LeCun: Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei is ‘deluded,’ ‘crazy,’ and doesn’t understand cybersecurity
Yann LeCun, Meta's chief AI scientist and one of the so-called godfathers of artificial intelligence, publicly attacked Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei, calling him 'deluded' and 'crazy' and saying he does not understand cybersecurity. The remarks sharpen the ongoing split between AI researchers who downplay near-term catastrophic risk and lab leaders like Amodei who warn of it. LeCun has repeatedly dismissed doom-laden AI scenarios as overstated.
- 2Review: 'Digger' is a divisive oddity●Review: 'Digger' is an odd film that you're either going to love or hate
A new review of the film 'Digger' describes it as an odd movie that audiences are likely to either love or hate. Critics appear split on the picture, with its unusual style drawing both interest and skepticism from viewers discussing it online.
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New research highlighted on ScienceDaily suggests geological forces are actively splitting the Earth's crust beneath the Pacific Northwest of North America. The finding points to ongoing tectonic deformation in a region better known for earthquake and volcano hazards, drawing attention to the Cascadia subduction zone and raising fresh questions about seismic risk for nearby communities.
- 4Portnoy and Barstool Sports dropped from Fox's Big Noon Kickoff●Dave Portnoy, Barstool Sports are off Fox’s ‘Big Noon Kickoff’: Sources - The Athletic
Dave Portnoy and Barstool Sports are leaving Fox's college football pregame show 'Big Noon Kickoff', according to reporting by The Athletic. Portnoy, the Barstool founder, had joined the show recently, and his departure ends a short-lived partnership between the outspoken media personality and the network. Details on the reasons behind the split have not been officially confirmed by either side.
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Commentary is circulating that the European Union is splitting into a three-tier structure, with member states moving at different speeds on integration. The claim is that a core group of countries is pushing ahead with deeper cooperation while others follow at a distance or opt out, effectively formalising a multi-speed Europe. The discussion has drawn significant attention among audiences following EU politics.
- 6Kendrick Sampson's 'wide love' philosophy sparks family debate●Kendrick Sampson’s ‘wide love’ philosophy sparks debate over romance, parenting and the Black family
Actor Kendrick Sampson is drawing attention for his 'wide love' philosophy, an approach to romance and parenting that has set off debate about relationships, child-rearing and the future of the Black family. Commentators are weighing what the idea means for traditional family structures, with reactions split between support for a more expansive view of love and concern about its implications.
- 7Ruling against Kalshi deepens split over state regulation of prediction markets●Another ruling against Kalshi widens a circuit split over whether states can regulate prediction markets. It’s likely to
Courts have issued another ruling against prediction-market platform Kalshi, deepening a split among US federal circuit courts over whether state regulators can oversee prediction markets. The conflicting decisions make the question increasingly likely to reach the Supreme Court, with implications for how event contracts and crypto-adjacent trading platforms are regulated across states.
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New York Magazine has published a parenting essay that it bills as possibly the most polarizing ever written, and the piece is drawing strong reactions from readers. Parents and commentators online are split over the essay's argument, with some calling it refreshing honesty about modern parenting and others branding it tone-deaf. The debate has spread across social media as people share their own views.
- 9Fears of war grow as Eritrea cuts ties with Ethiopia●Growing fear of war in the Horn of Africa after Eritrea cuts ties with Ethiopia
Eritrea has severed relations with Ethiopia, raising alarm across the Horn of Africa about a possible return to armed conflict between the two neighbours. The split follows years of tense relations since the end of their devastating 1998-2000 border war and renewed fighting in northern Ethiopia. Observers warn the breakdown could destabilise an already fragile region.
- 10Jeffries reacts to Crockett's decision not to endorse Talarico▼Dem leader Jeffries reacts to Crockett not endorsing Talarico
House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries has responded to Representative Jasmine Crockett's decision not to endorse James Talarico. The intraparty split is drawing attention as Democrats weigh competing figures and directions within the party, with leadership now drawn into commenting on the disagreement.
- 11Readers revisit Spike Milligan's comic novel Puckoon●Finished another nostalgia read yesterday, after finding I somehow had two copies of ‘Puckoon’ by # SpikeMilligan on my
A reader has finished rereading Puckoon, Spike Milligan's 1963 comic novel set in an Irish border village split by a boundary line, describing it as a fun, nostalgic read that is more random and rambling than remembered, while noting some jokes feel dated. The book remains a cult favourite of British-Irish absurd humour.
- 12Fox's Big Noon Kickoff Barstool partnership ends abruptly▼The Fox ‘Big Noon Kickoff’ Barstool partnership ends abruptly
Fox Sports has abruptly ended its partnership with Barstool Sports involving its college football pregame show 'Big Noon Kickoff'. The split reportedly came with little warning, ending a collaboration that had tied the Barstool brand to Fox's weekly Saturday morning football coverage. Neither side has publicly explained the reason, and details about what led to the decision remain limited.
- 13Seahawks Eye Running Back Rotation Ahead of Chargers Matchup●Seattle Seahawks Depth Chart at Running Back Against Chargers
The Seattle Seahawks are sorting out their running back depth chart ahead of their game against the Los Angeles Chargers. Coverage of the matchup is focused on how the backfield carries are expected to be divided and which players will see the most work. Fans and analysts are weighing in on the likely rotation.
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A Roblox gameplay video by FoltynPlays showing players splitting open the ocean to find eggs has drawn over 330,000 likes. The clip features an in-game event or glitch where the sea is parted to reveal hidden egg collectibles, tying into egg-hunt themed content popular on the platform. Viewers are reacting to the unusual spectacle and sharing their own attempts to find the eggs.
- 15Tony Romo and CBS part ways after long broadcasting run●Tony Romo and CBS part ways but history suggests former NFL QB will add to his career comeback mark
Tony Romo and CBS have parted ways, ending the former NFL quarterback's tenure as the network's top game analyst. Coverage notes that Romo has made career comebacks before, going from undrafted player to Dallas Cowboys starter and then to one of the highest-paid broadcasters in sports media, and suggests he could land another role soon.
- 16YouTube expects NFL to break up Sunday Ticket in next media deals●YouTube believes NFL could "deconstruct" Sunday Ticket in next broadcast deals
YouTube executives said they believe the NFL could "deconstruct" Sunday Ticket, splitting the out-of-market game package into smaller offerings, when the league negotiates its next round of broadcast agreements. YouTube currently holds the package, paying roughly $2 billion a year since 2023. The comments suggest league and streaming partners see the traditional all-games bundle as unlikely to survive future rights talks.
- 17Tony Romo and CBS Sports part ways after OWI arrest●Tony Romo, CBS Sports part ways after July OWI arrest - The Athletic
Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback and longtime CBS NFL broadcaster Tony Romo has left the network following his July arrest for operating a vehicle while intoxicated. The Athletic reported the split between Romo and CBS Sports, ending a run that had made him one of the network's highest-paid and most prominent football analysts.
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New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani has announced a strategy to address antisemitism in the city. The move is drawing attention given scrutiny of Mamdani's positions on Israel and his relations with Jewish communities since taking office. Reactions are split, with some welcoming a concrete plan and others questioning the mayor's approach and motives.
- 19Elon Musk splits with longtime business confidante and co-parent▼Elon Musk splits with longtime business confidante, co-parent ‘with no warning’
Elon Musk has parted ways with a longtime business confidante who is also a co-parent of his children, according to a Washington Post report describing the break as coming 'with no warning'. The sudden split between two people so close to Musk's business and family life is drawing widespread attention and speculation about what prompted it.
- 20Love Kataria speaks out on Elvish Yadav and new venture●Love Kataria 1st time BREAKS SILENCE on Elvish Yadav & New Startup -Namo Narayana | Aashish Bhardwaj
Indian content creator Love Kataria has publicly spoken for the first time about his relationship with fellow YouTuber Elvish Yadav and about a new startup, Namo Narayana. The comments came out in an interview with Aashish Bhardwaj and are drawing wide attention from fans of the two creators, who have long followed their friendship and business ties.
- 21Stock Market Split in Two Seen as Investor Opportunity●The Stock Market Is Splitting in Two. Why That’s an Opportunity for Investors.
Barron's argues the stock market is dividing into two distinct groups of stocks, with a narrow cluster of winners pulling away from the rest of the market. The publication frames this divergence as an opening for investors to find value in the lagging half rather than chasing already-expensive leaders.
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Meta has ended its relationship with Virtue AI, according to an exclusive report by Semafor. The split involves the artificial intelligence startup, though details on the reasons behind the parting of ways or its financial implications were not immediately available. The news adds to ongoing scrutiny of Meta's shifting AI partnerships and strategy.
- 23Revolve launches magazine as Cato shutters 120 stores●The Weekly Closeout: Revolve debuts magazine and Cato closes 120 stores
Retail news this week centers on two contrasting moves: online fashion retailer Revolve has debuted its own magazine, expanding into editorial media, while discount clothing chain Cato is closing 120 stores. The pairing highlights a split in retail strategy, with some brands investing in brand-building content while others retrench and shrink their physical footprints.
- 24US ceasefire plan for Sudan risks Libya-style partition, adviser warns●US ceasefire plan for Sudan could lead to Libya-style partition, Army adviser says https://www. msn.com/en-us/news/other
A US Army adviser has warned that Washington's proposed ceasefire plan for Sudan could effectively divide the country along the lines of Libya's split between rival administrations. The warning has drawn attention among commentators discussing Sudan's civil war and US policy, with some framing the plan as risking a de facto partition rather than a lasting peace.
- 25EVgo and Blink Charging Shares Rise as ChargePoint Falls●EVgo Jumps 10% and Blink Charging Climbs 6% as ChargePoint Slides 5%
Shares of EV charging companies moved sharply in different directions, with EVgo gaining 10% and Blink Charging up 6%, while rival ChargePoint slid 5%. The divergence highlights renewed investor attention on the electric vehicle charging sector, with markets apparently favoring EVgo and Blink over ChargePoint in current trading.
- 26Greek Drama 'Digger' Becomes the Film Everyone Is Discussing●‘Digger’ Is the Movie of the Moment, for Better or for Worse
The film 'Digger' has become the most talked-about movie right now, with commentators split on whether the attention is deserved. Coverage frames it as the movie of the moment, praised by some viewers and dismissed by others, keeping debate about its merits active across film circles.
- 27Lip readers become central to La Liga controversy coverage●Jude Bellingham's 'F*** off', Rodri's Valencia apology: How lip reading took over La Liga https://www.nytimes.com/athlet
A New York Times Athletic feature examines how lip reading has taken over Spanish football coverage, decoding on-pitch exchanges such as Jude Bellingham's apparent expletive and Rodri's apology to Valencia. The piece highlights how expert lip readers are now routinely used to interpret player microphones and clashes, turning split-second moments into headlines and fuelling debate about what players really say during matches.
- 28NBA Fantasy Releases Small Forward Rankings for Points Leagues●NBA Fantasy: Small forward rankings for points leagues
NBA.com has published its fantasy basketball small forward rankings tailored specifically for points leagues, where scoring categories carry equal weight rather than being split across traditional stat categories. The rankings give fantasy managers guidance on how to evaluate players at the position, since the value of wings and forwards can shift considerably depending on league scoring formats.
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