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Fox News: ‘Sound of Freedom’ producer says AI tools helped nab child trafficker that eluded FBI for 10 years
Artificial intelligence tools are being deployed globally to combat child sex trafficking and identify predators, as highlighted by "Sound of Freedom" executive producer Paul Hutchinson. Collaborating with hackers, they have developed software that detects child pornography on the dark web, revealing 800,000 unique individuals in the U.S. who downloaded such content in one month.
Hutchinson emphasizes the alarming rise in child exploitation, linking it to an addictive cycle of pornography consumption. The U.S. Department of State's recent report indicates a rise in victim identification and convictions related to human trafficking. He believes that with the right technology and collective efforts, the fight against child trafficking can be won.
Fox News: 'Pro-American' husband and wife become farmers, reveal how their product aligns with healthy living goals
Dana and Lauren Cavalea, who purchased a 180-acre farm in New York during the pandemic, now operate Freedom Farms, producing mRNA vaccine-free, grass-fed beef. They emphasize patriotism and the importance of knowing where food comes from, seeing rising demand for their products.
The couple advocates for less regulation in farming, believing it would benefit both farmers and consumers. They report a growing interest in traditional cooking fats like tallow, and their farm hosts community events to promote local agriculture.
Fox News: Kevin Bacon's dream of being a farmer led to 'biggest fight' with wife Kyra Sedgwick
Kevin Bacon expressed a desire to retreat from fame after the success of "Footloose," dreaming of a quiet life as a farmer. However, his wife, Kyra Sedgwick, preferred city life, leading to significant disagreements about raising their children.
In hindsight, Bacon acknowledges that Sedgwick was right about moving to Manhattan, which he believes was beneficial for their family. Despite their Hollywood success, they chose to shield their kids from the spotlight, allowing them to navigate life without the pressures of fame.
GB News: Meghan Markle forced to apologise to As Ever customers after major product blunder: 'Incredibly embarrassing!'
Meghan Markle has faced backlash after her lifestyle brand, As Ever, oversold a limited-edition honey product, leaving many customers disappointed. An email informed buyers that their orders were canceled due to overwhelming demand, leading to accusations of an "incredibly embarrassing" blunder.
Customers were offered refunds or alternative products, but frustration grew as celebrity friends received their orders without issue. Markle apologized, promising affected customers a future gift, but the incident has raised questions about her branding efforts.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Iran-backed Iraqi militias consider disarming amid threats from Trump administration
Several Iranian-backed militia groups in Iraq are considering disarmament to avoid escalating conflict with the US, following warnings from US officials. Discussions between Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani and militia leaders indicate a willingness to comply with US demands for disbandment.
The militias, part of the Islamic Resistance in Iraq, have faced increased pressure from the US, which may resort to airstrikes if disarmament does not occur. While the outcome of these talks remains uncertain, this marks a significant shift in the militias' stance amid ongoing regional tensions.
#technology
Fox News: Zero-emissions hydrogen-electric jet disrupts conventional flights
French startup Beyond Aero is developing the BYA-1, a hydrogen-powered business jet aimed for commercial service by 2030. This innovative aircraft features a battery-free hydrogen-electric propulsion system, promising significant cost savings and zero carbon emissions during flight.
The BYA-1 is designed to be more efficient, with operational costs potentially reduced by 55% and a 17% saving in fuel costs compared to conventional jets. Beyond Aero is actively pursuing certification and has already conducted France's first manned hydrogen-electric flight.