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๋ถ์ ์ Steve Hilton slams California election system for Spencer Prattโs loss
Hilton also blasted the state's extremely slow vote-counting process.
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Jimmy Kimmel mocks Donald Trump with diaper gag after NBC walk-off
Jimmy Kimmel mocked Trump with a manipulated visual image of a diaper after his tense NBC interview with Kristen Welker and criticized his NBA Finals appearance.
New York Post
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Woke Seattle mayor ripped after unveiling fleet of tiny homes likened to porta-potty drug dens
โHow much you willing to be that within a year, all those tiny homes will be torn down crack houses smelling like heroin-laced urine.โ
PBS NewsHour
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Progressive Nithya Raman advances to November runoff against Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass
The election will test whether voters in the heavily Democratic city want to move further to the political left to address long-running problems of homelessness, buckled streets and sidewalks and climbing rent and home prices.
ABC News (US)
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๋ถ์ ์ Suspect in Minnesota political killings will not face death penalty: DOJ
Federal prosecutors will not seek the death penalty against Vance Boelter, the man charged with killing state Rep. Melissa Hortman and her husband, Mark.
Variety
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โThe Boysโ Star Claudia Doumit Signs With Verve (EXCLUSIVE)
Claudia Doumit has signed with Verve for representation, Variety has learned exclusively. She continues to be repped by Cultivate, Origin PR and Goodman, Genow, Schenkman, Smelkinson & Christopher. Doumit is fresh off of the hit Amazon series โThe Boys,โ in which she played supe-politician Victoria Neuman, who fans will remember for her ability to manipulate [โฆ]
Fox News
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Trump's grip on GOP faces fresh challenge in South Carolina governor battle
Trump's endorsement of Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette faces a key test in South Carolina's GOP gubernatorial primary after his Iowa-backed candidate lost.
New York Post
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๋ถ์ ์ Karmelo Anthonyโs lawyer blames Austin Metcalf for his own death in shocking courtroom argument โ and draws outrage from his family
Karmelo Anthonyโs lawyer blamed his alleged murder victim Austin Metcalf for the fatal run-in at a track and field meet in Texas last year as Anthony stuck to his long-shot self-defense argument.
Business Insider
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Ariana Grande and Ethan Slater have reportedly split after 3 years. Here's a complete timeline of their relationship.
"Wicked" costars Ariana Grande and Ethan Slater began dating in 2023. They've reportedly broken up after three years together.
Washington Examiner
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๋ถ์ ์ Nancy Mace urges Pamela Evette to drop out of gubernatorial race after incident between rival supporters
Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC), who is running for governor of South Carolina, told a GOP primary opponent to drop out of the race on Tuesday as voters across the state head to the polls. Mace called Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette a disgrace to โwomen everywhereโ and to South Carolina, citing an incident between two rival [โฆ]
Variety
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Anna Faris Reveals โScary Movie 6โ Cut Her Melania Trump Takedown: โI Was Always Pushing for Cindy to Be Classic MAGAโ
Anna Faris revealed in a new interview with Dexerto that her blatant takedown of Melania Trump was cut out of โScary Movie,โ the sixth installment in the long-running spoof franchise that recently topped the box office with a $54 million debut. The actor said she โwas always pushing for Cindy to be classic MAGA rabbit [โฆ]
Variety
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๋ถ์ ์ โCocomelonโ Studio Moonbug Aims to Debunk Concerns About โAddictingโ Content, Releasing UCLA-Researched Media Guide: โWeโre Super Diligent Throughout Our Processโ (EXCLUSIVE)
The producers of โCocomelonโ have heard your concerns. But Moonbug, the studio behind the popular preschool series, doesnโt buy into the common critique that its programming is overstimulating or addictive. As such, Moonbug recently announced a partnership with UCLAโs Center for Scholars and Storytellers, a nonprofit research center focused on childrenโs entertainment. As exclusively reported [โฆ]
Washington Examiner
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WATCH LIVE: Melania Trump hosts awards ceremony for AI contest
First lady Melania Trump is hosting an awards ceremony for the inaugural Presidential Artificial Intelligence Challenge at the White House. The AI contest is designed to inspire young students and teachers to โcreate AI-based innovative solutions to community challenges while fostering AI interest and competency,โ according to the White Houseโs AI-focused website. MELANIA TRUMP KICKS [โฆ]
Fox News
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๊ธ์ ์ Seattle mayor says sobriety won't be required at new homeless shelter
Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson says residents entering a new homeless shelter community in Interbay will not be required to be sober under a low-barrier model.
New York Post
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๋ถ์ ์ California housewife has courtroom meltdown as she learns her fate for killing man in kinky sex act
The many paid her $11,000 for this particular encounter.
The Hill
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Watch live: Melania Trump honors student winners of White House AI challenge
First lady Melania Trump on Tuesday morning will unveil the winners of the Trump administration's first artificial intelligence (AI) competition for students at a White House ceremony. The challenge was first announced last August, when the first lady urged kids across the country to โunleash their imagination and showcase the spirit of American innovationโ through the...
IEEE Spectrum
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๊ธ์ ์ Beyond Dexterity: Why Contact May Define the Next Era of Robotics
This article is brought to you by AGILINK. Throughout the exhibition hall at the 2026 IEEE International Conference on Robotics (ICRA), in Vienna, one demonstration seemed to attract a disproportionate amount of attention. Two robotic hands were making a balloon dog. Slowly and deliberately, the robot twisted a long balloon into loops, bends, and joints without popping it. Visitors stopped, watched, and often returned with colleagues to watch again. AGILINKโs balloon dog demonstration draws a crowd at ICRA 2026.AGILINK At first glance, the demonstration appeared almost playful. Among roboticists, however, balloon twisting is widely recognized as an unusually difficult manipulation task. A balloon is lightweight, highly deformable, slippery, and extremely sensitive to force. Every twist changes its geometry and internal pressure, turning a seemingly simple activity into a continuously changing physical interaction problem. Humans navigate those changes almost intuitively. While making a balloon animal, people rarely think consciously about force regulation, slip prevention, or contact stability. They simply adjust. For robots, those adjustments remain remarkably difficult. The challenge is not merely moving fingers to the right positions. The harder part is maintaining stable interaction while the object itself is changing. Highlights from AGILINKโs ICRA 2026 demonstrations, including visuotactile sensing, in-hand manipulation, balloon-animal shaping, and other contact-rich tasks enabled by the companyโs latest OmniHand platform.AGILINK That distinction helps explain why the balloon dog drew so much attention in Vienna. What appeared to be a dexterity demonstration was, in many ways, a demonstration about contact itself. As robotic manipulation continues to advance, a growing number of researchers are arriving at a similar conclusion: many of the hardest problems in robotics begin only after contact occurs. Motion and Contact Intelligence for Robot Manipulation Balloon twisting combines two challenges that robotics has traditionally struggled to solve simultaneously: long-horizon task execution and contact-rich manipulation. The first concerns motion. A balloon dog is not created through a single grasp or twist. It emerges through a carefully ordered sequence of manipulations, each setting the conditions for what follows. A small rotational error introduced early may appear insignificant at first, yet several steps later it can prevent the final structure from forming altogether. In that sense, balloon twisting is a long-horizon task. Success depends not only on performing individual actions correctly, but also on preserving the future feasibility of the entire manipulation process. To address this challenge, AGILINK began by collecting demonstrations from professional balloon artists. Human actions were mapped onto robotic hands to establish an initial manipulation policy. But successful demonstrations alone were insufficient. In practice, some of the most valuable learning occurred when execution began to drift toward failure. Whenever instability emerged, human operators intervened and corrected the manipulation in real time. Those interventions were recorded and incorporated into reinforcement-learning cycles, allowing the system to learn not only how successful demonstrations unfold, but also how experienced operators recover when things start to go wrong. Through this process, the robot gradually acquired the capabilities required for long-horizon task executionโa collection of abilities that AGILINK groups under the term motion intelligence: the ability to generate actions, coordinate bimanual behaviors, and execute extended manipulation sequences under real-world uncertainty. OmniHand 3 Ultra-M on display at ICRA 2026.AGILINK Yet motion alone does not explain why balloon twisting remains difficult. The second challenge is contact. The robot must continuously regulate force, adjust contact locations, and respond to subtle changes in the objectโs state. These decisions are difficult to encode through explicit rules. Even skilled human operators often rely on tactile intuition developed through experience rather than consciously articulated strategies. Analysis of those interventions revealed that many failures did not originate from incorrect action sequences, but from the breakdown of contact itself. To better capture those interaction dynamics, AGILINK collected contact-centric intervention data and incorporated those interactions into reinforcement-learning training. Rather than learning only which motions to perform, the system also learned how humans maintain stability when contact conditions begin to deteriorate. AGILINK describes this capability as contact intelligence: the ability to establish, maintain, and adapt physical interaction as force distribution, friction, deformation, and contact geometry continuously evolve. The distinction between the two capabilities is subtle but important. Motion intelligence determines what the robot intends to do. Contact intelligence determines whether it can continue doing it. For balloon twisting, both are necessary. One provides the sequence of actions. The other keeps those actions physically viable. YouTuber KhanFlicks follows OmniHandโs motions while learning to fold a balloon dog at the AGILINK booth.AGILINK Between a balloon slipping away and a balloon bursting lies a narrow region of stability. Successful manipulation depends on finding that regionโand remaining within it throughout the task. Introducing the OmniHand 3 Ultra-M Dexterous Hand The balloon dog demonstration showcased a manipulation capability. It also revealed a broader question. How much contact intelligence can be achieved through learning alone? A robot can only regulate what it can perceive. It can only respond as quickly as its hardware allows. As manipulation tasks become increasingly complex, researchers are finding that progress depends not only on better policies, but also on richer sensing and faster physical response. That realization formed the backdrop for AGILINKโs second major announcement at ICRA 2026. Alongside the balloon dog demonstration, the company introduced the OmniHand 3 Ultra-M. OmniHand 3 Ultra-M closely matches the size of an adult human hand.AGILINK The two exhibits represented different stages of the same technological trajectory. If the balloon dog demonstrated what contact intelligence can already accomplish today, Ultra-M was designed to explore what contact intelligence may require next. Building Hardware for Contact Intelligence Roughly the size of an adult human hand, the OmniHand 3 Ultra-M integrates 20 active degrees of freedom within a human-scale form factor. Its most distinctive feature is a fully direct-drive architecture. By adopting direct-drive actuation throughout the system, the hand is designed to enable faster and more transparent force regulation and higher force-control bandwidth, enabling faster response as contact conditions change. For contact-rich manipulation, responsiveness can be as important as sensing itself. By adopting direct-drive actuation throughout the system, the OmniHand 3 Ultra-M is designed to enable faster and more transparent force regulation and higher force-control bandwidth, enabling faster response as contact conditions change. The platform also incorporates tactile sensing across nearly the entire hand. Each fingertip contains a miniature vision-based tactile sensor, while more than 300 three-dimensional tactile sensing points are distributed throughout the palm. Together, they provide information not only about where contact occurs, but how contact is evolving. The system is designed to estimate pressure distribution, shear forces, local deformation, slip tendencies, and other interaction dynamics that often remain invisible to conventional position-based control systems. According to AGILINKโs tests, individual sensors achieve force resolution of approximately 0.005 Nโroughly equivalent to detecting the weight of a sheet of paper resting on a fingertip. Spatial resolution reaches approximately 0.04 mm, while sensing density approaches 50,000 sensing points per square centimeter. OmniHand 3 Ultra-M recognizes feather texture through vision-based tactile sensing.AGILINK For dexterous robots, contact has traditionally been a largely hidden process. Ultra-M is designed to make that process more observable. Rather than simply detecting that contact has occurred, the system attempts to resolve where interaction is happening, how forces are distributed, whether instability is beginning to emerge, and how manipulation strategies should adapt in response. The balloon dog offered a glimpse of what contact intelligence can already accomplish. Ultra-M explores a different question: what capabilities may be required to push contact intelligence further? The Physical World Remains the Hardest Benchmark The significance of contact intelligence extends far beyond balloon animals. Many tasks that continue to resist automation involve unstable or deformable interaction: cable insertion, garment handling, flexible packaging, delicate assembly, connector mating, tool use, and household manipulation. These tasks are difficult not because robots cannot reach the correct location, but because maintaining stable interaction after contact begins remains extraordinarily hard. For decades, robotics achieved many of its successes by reducing uncertainty. Factories were engineered to make robotic motion predictable, repeatable, and highly structured. The physical world behaves differently. A growing share of robotics research is shifting toward interaction itselfโunderstanding how robots can establish, maintain, and adapt physical contact within environments that remain fundamentally unpredictable. Objects shift. Materials deform. Friction changes. Contact evolves. Real environments rarely follow scripts. Seen through that lens, the balloon dog was never really about the balloon dog. What attracted attention at ICRA was not simply a visually impressive demonstration, but what it revealed: intelligence in the physical world is ultimately measured through interaction. As motion generation continues to mature, a growing share of robotics research is shifting toward interaction itselfโunderstanding how robots can establish, maintain, and adapt physical contact within environments that remain fundamentally unpredictable. For robots moving beyond structured environments and into less predictable real-world settings, managing contact may become as important as motion itself.
Quartz
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Perplexity is still planning a 2028 IPO while Anthropic and OpenAI race to list
CEO Aravind Srinivas said the company's IPO timeline is unchanged regardless of how rival AI listings perform
New York Post
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๋ถ์ ์ The Skid Row vote cries out for investigation
Nearly 1,200 people registered to vote at a homeless shelter on Skid Row with 132 beds. 185 people registered at a homeless drop-in center โ with no beds at all. That is likely illegal, and it is likely a key to the story of how socialist City Councilmember Nithya Raman overtook Palisades Fire victim Spencer...
New York Post
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๋ถ์ ์ Bombshell photo unveils damning Nithya Raman link with homeless voters โ as fury erupts over LA ballot count
The revelations has prompted US attorney Bill Essayli to say he will investigate the concerns uncovered by The Post and "follow the evidence'' to see if the law has been broken.
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