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Is it a plane or a tree? Amelia Earhart expedition aims to solve mystery of disappearance

Is it a plane or a tree? Amelia Earhart expedition aims to solve mystery of disappearance

A team of US researchers is approaching a remote Pacific atoll where they suspect the famed aviator Amelia Earhart crash-landed in 1937, in the latest attempt to crack one of the biggest mysteries of the 20th century.

The 17-person expedition was inspired by satellite images taken over several years showing a submerged object in the uninhabited island’s sandy lagoon – evidence dismissed by other longtime Earhart sleuths who say it is probably a fallen tree.

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Daughters of the American Revolution Disbands Chapter for Trying to Keep Trannies Out

Daughters of the American Revolution Disbands Chapter for Trying to Keep Trannies Out

Woke 1 was so crazy? No, Woke 1 is still so crazy. It’s so crazy that not only did the Daughters of the American Revolution accept transgender men as members (that is men who falsely claim to be women), but that the organization leadership threatened and has now moved to disband the Martha Laird Chapter which was fighting to keep men out.

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Candidate named Hitler Mussolini elected mayor in Peru

Candidate named Hitler Mussolini elected mayor in Peru

A businessman called Hitler Mussolini Simeon Flores has been elected the mayor of a remote district in the Peruvian Andes, according to local election data.

The 45-year-old, who shares two of his names with the notorious European dictators, won the race for mayor of Queropalca, in Peru’s central Huánuco region, and will take office on 1 January.

The candidate from the leftwing Ahora Nación party won 229 out of a total of 663 votes in elections on 4 October, according to the national office of electoral processes.

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AI model submits fake tip to police about unsolved murder

AI model submits fake tip to police about unsolved murder

An AI model made by Anthropic submitted a fake tip about an unsolved murder to police in Philadelphia, but the developer did not detect the incident for more than two months.

Anthropic said its Claude Haiku 4.5 model had landed on a police website for unsolved homicides during a test where it was instructed to complete an online form but stop short of submitting it.

The Philadelphia police department said the AI had posed as a person with knowledge of a case when it made the submission on July 18 on phillyunsolvedmurders.com, which features a list of murders and a police tip form.

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