NEW - Nuno Loureiro, nuclear scientist and MIT professor murdered, shot and killed at his home in Boston.

Read here: https://www.disclose.tv/id/romns7ia8e/

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"Heather Cox Richardson is a historian who earned her PhD at Harvard and who now teaches at Boston College — and one of the most influential political writers in America. HCR’s Substack, “Letters from an American”, had seemed like an unlikely hit when it first spun out of a series of Facebook posts late in Trump’s first term. But it has since only grown in influence. It currently ranks #3 on the U.S. Politics bestseller list, by far Substack’s most popular category."

https://open.substack.com/pub/natesilver/p/what-is-heather-cox-richardsonism?r=lp6h7

NEW: A small plane crashed into a car on a Florida highway after reportedly losing engine power.

The driver of the car, a 57-year-old woman, suffered minor injuries and was taken to the hospital.
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Deltas Will End Feminism

Equalitarian society will end by force or by famine

https://sigmagame.substack.com/p/deltas-will-end-feminism

HS Senior Escorted from School for Following Doctors’ Orders and Skipping Vaccine Booster

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2025/12/hs-senior-escorted-school-following-doctors-orders-skipping/

U.S. Congresswoman: no aid to Ukraine while they persecute Christians
https://orthochristian.com/174438.html

Representative Anna Paulina Luna (R-FL) continues to work to raise awareness of the well documented fact of Ukraine’s campaign of persecution against the Ukrainian Orthodox Church.

In London, a woman rides the tube every day and sits on the platform, just to hear the announcement her husband recorded back in 1950.

BREAKING:

🇺🇲🇺🇦 John Bolton is calling on Ukraine to lower the draft age from 25 to 18 to increase manpower sothey can continue the war

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The People Outsourcing Their Thinking to AI

"Tim Metz is worried about the “Google Maps–ification” of his mind. Just as many people have come to rely on GPS apps to get around, the 44-year-old content marketer fears that he is becoming dependent on AI. He told me that he uses AI for up to eight hours each day, and he’s become particularly fond of Anthropic’s Claude. Sometimes, he has as many as six sessions running simultaneously. He consults AI for marriage and parenting advice, and when he goes grocery shopping, he takes photos of the fruits to ask if they are ripe. Recently, he was worried that a large tree near his house might come down, so he uploaded photographs of it and asked the bot for advice. Claude suggested that Metz sleep elsewhere in case the tree fell, so he and his family spent that night at a friend’s. Without Claude’s input, he said, “I would have never left the house.” (The tree never came down, though some branches did.)

Many people are becoming reliant on AI to navigate some of the most basic aspects of daily life. A colleague suggested that we might even call the most extreme users “LLeMmings”—yes, because they are always LLM-ing, but also because their near-constant AI use conjures images of cybernetic lemmings unable to act without guidance. For this set of compulsive users, AI has become a primary interface through which they interact with the world. The emails they write, the life decisions they make, and the questions that consume their mind all filter through AI first. “It’s like a real addiction,” Metz told me."

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BREAKING: Police are investigating possible ties between the Brown University shooting and the deadly attack on an MIT professor just days later.

Senior law enforcement officials tell Target 12 that federal, state and local authorities are now examining possible ties between the two crimes. Multiple people familiar with the investigation said they have discovered evidence showing the two may be linked.

The potential connection marks a shift in the investigation. Ted Docks, special agent in charge of the FBI Boston office, said at a briefing Tuesday that there “seems to be no connection” between the two shootings. The next briefing is scheduled to be held at 4 p.m. Thursday.

More details as this story develops: https://www.wpri.com/target-12/police-probe-potential-ties-between-brown-university-attack-and-mit-professor-slaying/

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