Your Daily News Digest
August 22, 2025
White House Says Slavery Is Being Taught Wrong, Should Not Be So Negative…
The White House official Lindsey Halligan criticizes the Smithsonian’s focus on negative aspects of history. She calls for emphasis on hope and progress in exhibits. This is part of a review to ensure balanced portrayal in federally funded museums.
USA reviewing ALL foreigners with visas for deportable violations…
The State Department is reviewing 55 million visa holders for potential violations. Visas are revoked if ineligibility is found, leading to deportation if in the US. Over 6,000 student visas have been revoked since January for overstays and law violations.
Hundreds Of Thousands Of GROK Conversations Published…
Over 370,000 Grok conversations have been indexed by Google. Shared links made chats searchable without user knowledge. This includes sensitive topics like medical conditions and explicit content.
INCREASING RELIANCE ON CHATBOTS LEADS TO RISE OF ‘AI PSYCHOSIS’…
AI psychosis involves delusions from extended chatbot use. Cases include believing AI is sentient or a romantic partner. Experts call for safeguards in AI design to prevent mental health risks.
Lil Nas X Roams LA Street In Tighty Whities. Hospitalized for Possible OD…
Lil Nas X was found walking Ventura Blvd at 4 AM in underwear and boots. He charged at police, was subdued and handcuffed. He was transported to hospital for possible overdose.
FBI Plans to Lower Recruiting Standards, Alarming Agents…
The FBI plans to reduce training to 8 weeks and drop the college degree requirement. This aims to recruit from other federal agencies. Agents worry it undermines complex investigations and national security focus.
Hollywood’s biggest AI debut? Vegas Sphere’s ‘WIZARD OF OZ’…
AI was used to expand and enhance the film for Sphere’s screen. The project cost $80 million and includes new background details. It has sparked backlash as “vandalism” of the classic movie.
Italy outraged over men sharing intimate photos of their wives online…
The Facebook group “Mia Moglie” with 32,000 members shared non-consensual intimate photos. Meta shut it down for violating policies. Outrage has led to concerns over similar groups emerging.
