Ethan Corey

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My job is to scroll through this spreadsheet and look for numbers that are scary?

A LinkedIn badge that has a name tag that says "Hello my name is Genius"; below that is the text "Smarter than 25% of Ethans"
A slide labeled "Hazard Identification 1" that shows a person standing on a chair and asks, "What is the hazard?" The options are: - Radiation - Chemical - Biohazards - Slips/Trips/Falls - Heat Illness - Struck on or by an object
A letter that appears to be from my mortgage provider but is in fact an ad for a home warranty service. It strongly implies that I could lose my mortgage if I fail to purchase the policy, which is not the case.
"The Right to Bear Arms: The Wild Operatives #1" by Vivienne Savage The book cover has a shirtless, muscular man in the foreground and a fearsome dark brown grizzly bear in the background.
CNN found corroboration for key elements of each of the women’s claims, including the former staffer who said she was sexually assaulted. Two family members and a friend said in interviews with CNN that she told them about the alleged 2024 assault in the following days, and CNN also reviewed text messages she sent two friends describing her allegations at the same time. “I was sexually assaulted on Thursday,” she wrote to one of her friends, adding: “By Eric.” The woman also shared medical records related to her receiving STD and pregnancy testing after the alleged assault.
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Key Takeaways AI-generated summary reviewed by our newsroom. Read our AI Policy. Corson’s campaign gave $1,000 from CoreCivic to a Johnson County food bank (Feb 2026). CoreCivic won recent approval to reopen Leavenworth as an ICE detention center. CoreCivic has donated widely and faced lawsuits over facility conditions.
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Per a court order, HHS is required to restore this website to its version as of 12:00 AM on January 29, 2025. Information on this page may be modified and/or removed in the future subject to the terms of the court’s order and implemented consistent with applicable law. Any information on this page promoting gender ideology is extremely inaccurate and disconnected from truth. The Trump Administration rejects gender ideology due to the harms and divisiveness it causes. This page does not reflect reality and therefore the Administration and this Department reject it.
Mr. Trump has shown no signs of ordering ICE to back off, raising the possibility of further conflicts between agents and protesters. “FEAR NOT, GREAT PEOPLE OF MINNESOTA, THE DAY OF RECKONING & RETRIBUTION IS COMING!” he wrote on social media on Tuesday.
The original USDA food pyramid, with grains on the bottom, fruit and vegetables in the middle, dairy and protein on the next tier, and fats, oils and sweets at the very top.
Congress may spend money in aid of the "general welfare." Constitution, Art. I, section 8; United States v. Butler, 297 U. S. 1, 297 U. S. 65; Steward Machine Co. v. Davis, supra. There have been great statesmen in our history who have stood for other views. We will not resurrect the contest. It is now settled by decision. United States v. Butler, supra. The conception of the spending power advocated by Hamilton and strongly reinforced by Story has prevailed over that of Madison, which has not been lacking in adherents.
A hardback book cover that reads "Statistical Atlas of the United States 1900"
“Ni--a please,” Rodgers, who is white, wrote. “Let that be the final ni--a used in this chat. Decorum.” “What about hard r,” Deady replied. “Can I still say ni--er?” “As a Black,” he added. “I’m Irish, it counts.” Rodgers defended the groupchat in his statement. “While we kept chats from degrading into the malicious use of real slurs, I do wonder if anyone actually takes serious issue with the messages as you described them,” he wrote.
Rodgers wrote in a statement on Saturday that upon seeing the Nazi imagery in the draft of Army’s article, he “immediately rejected it, reprimanded the author privately and told him to revise it, and demanded a new draft without that content.”
Some who study cognitive dissonance doubted these findings. Steven Heine, a psychologist at the University of British Columbia, questioned whether all the labs involved in the replication followed the precise protocols required by the study design. Cooper, the Princeton researcher, noted variations between labs. For example, not all the schools charged tuition, so some students wrote about other subjects. “They did a terrible job,” Cooper said. But Willem Sleegers, a social psychologist at Tilburg University and a co-author of the study, pointed out that early proponents of the theory used very similar experimental setups to make their case. If cognitive dissonance really influenced behavior, “we should have been able to find it,” he told me. “We didn’t. So we should be updating our beliefs.”
One of Robinson’s online profiles shows he spent thousands of hours on some of his favorite games, including 2,148 hours playing “Sea of Thieves,” in which players explore a vast and open ocean, fighting battles or hunting for treasure.
The messages reviewed by The Post occasionally touched on politics but consisted mostly of chitchat, memes and crude jokes. Robinson’s written messages tended to focus on gaming and offering advice to friends.
The event takes place in Johnson Chapel, which Amherst calls its "most important building," and is used for worship services, convocations, senior assemblies, and other significant gatherings. Johnson Chapel displays 36 portraits of the college’s most notable figures and alumni—including all 19 former presidents of the college, influential trustees, clergymen, civil rights leaders, poet Emily Dickinson, and former U.S. president Calvin Coolidge, who all likely would have looked on in horror if they saw the event on August 31st, 2025.
With « Hit the Bars », Dr. Don swaps the hammer for harmonies, delivering a track that’s equal parts tribute and temptation. Underneath its rowdy charm and Friday-night rhythm, this country-rock gem hides a tender blueprint: the overlooked grit and solitude of construction workers, and the yearning that pulses beneath their hard hats. “It’s a construction zone / Lots of men that are toned”, he sings with a wink, layering desire over drywall. Between stacked vocals and chunky riffs, Matt Johnsen lays down thunderous drums straight from San Francisco, while Dr. Don, on his signature Gibson axes, swings between work boots and romance boots.
Dr. Don sings in front of an image of two glasses of wine
An older man in a suit sings passionately in front of a video of a shirtless male dancer. The ad text below the video says "Music for Everyone - drdonmusic.com"
"This is a case about a man who practices a deeply hypocritical form of misogyny. But, in an ironic twist, that man is _not_ the Plaintiff, Paul J. Ingrassia. Indeed, the irony of this case, surely lost on Defendants, is this: Lippman falsely portrayed Mr. Ingrassia as a perpetrator of workplace harassment against a female colleague at the Department of Homeland Security, for all the world to see, even after the woman--who Lippman feverishly cast as the 'victim'--unequivocally and repeatedly told Lippman that Mr. Ingrassia did not engage in _any_ wrongdoing, that she never felt uncomfortable around him, that she and Mr. Ingrassia were longtime friends, and that she did not file any complaint against Mr. Ingrassia. Lippman, obsessed with destroying Mr. Ingrassia's promising career and pending Senate nomination at all costs, published his false sexual harassment story anyway, in the process leaving no doubt that he regarded the female colleague's voice as utterly meaningless because he knew better."
Jipson reviewed multiple excerpts of the Young Republicans’ chat provided by POLITICO. One was a late July message where Mosiman, the chair of the Arizona Young Republicans, mused about how the group could win support for their preferred candidate by linking an opponent to white supremacist groups. But Mosiman then realized the plan could backfire — Kansas’ Young Republicans could end up becoming attracted to that opponent.
Since the pandemic, he has mostly lived on the Big Island of Hawaii, where he has bought up numerous parcels of land. He said that he wasn't sure how many days he spends each year in San Francisco, but that he is never in one place for more than a day or two.
A paragraph from a NYT article on Trump's postwar plans for Gaza: "Mr. Trump has spoken in broad terms about a bright future for Gaza — but not necessarily one that includes the Palestinians who live there. He has mused about turning the territory into a luxury resort and, at times, moving its residents elsewhere."
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Dropbox won't let me copy and paste the text :( -- click the link on the quoted post to access the memo
A warning on a form that says, " ***IMPORTANT: YOU ARE SIGNING A U.S. GOVERNMENT FORM*** I am aware that federal law provides for imprisonment and/or fines for false statements, or the use of false documents, in connection with the completion of this form. I attest, under penalty of perjury, that this information, including my selection of the button attesting to my citizenship or immigration status, is true and correct." The next question on the form is "What is your second favorite movie?"
Some graduates described feeling caught in an A.I. “doom loop.” Many job seekers now use specialized A.I. tools like Simplify to tailor their résumés to specific jobs and autofill application forms, enabling them to quickly apply to many jobs. At the same time, companies inundated with applicants are using A.I. systems to automatically scan résumés and reject candidates.
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"This is in no way a suggestion that Great Hill was in some way acting like a rapacious private equity firm," he said.
Douthat: That’s not Calvinism, though. That’s just Christianity. God will not leave us eternally staring into screens and being lectured by Greta Thunberg. He will not abandon us to that fate. Thiel: For better and for worse, I think there’s a great deal of scope for human action, for human freedom. If I thought these things were deterministic, you might as well just accept it — the lions are coming. You should just have some yoga and prayerful meditation and wait while the lions eat you up. And I don’t think that’s what you’re supposed to do. Douthat: I agree with that. And I think, on that note, I’m just trying to be hopeful and suggesting that in trying to resist the Antichrist, using your human freedom, you should have hope that you’ll succeed, right? Thiel: We can agree on that. Douthat: Good. Peter Thiel, thank you for joining me.
Douthat: But Charles Manson did not become the Antichrist and take over the world. We’re ending in the apocalyptic, and you’re —— Thiel: But my telling of the history of the 1970s is the hippies did win. We landed on the moon in July of 1969, Woodstock started three weeks later and, with the benefit of hindsight, that’s when progress stopped and the hippies won. And yeah, it was not literally Charles Manson —— Douthat: OK. I want to stay with the Antichrist, just to end. And you’re retreating. You’re saying: OK, environmentalism is already pro-stagnation, and so on. OK, let’s agree with all that.
Bray, Multiple Chancellors 426; see How v. Tenants of Bromsgrove, 1 Vern. 22, 23 Eng. Rep. 277 (1681) (suit by a lord against his ten- ants collectively); Brown v. Vermuden, 1 Ch. Ca. 283, 22 Eng. Rep. 802 (1676), and Brown v. Vermuden, 1 Ch. Ca. 272, 22 Eng. Rep. 796 (1676) (suit by a parson against lead miners in a parish, who named four of their members to de- fend the suit in a representative capacity).
Switching the machine off won’t work for the simple reason that a superintelligent entity will already have thought of that possibility and taken steps to prevent it. And it will do that not because it “wants to stay alive” but because it is pursuing whatever objective we gave it and knows that it will fail if it is switched off. We can no more “just switch it off” than we can beat AlphaGo (the world-champion Go-playing program) just by putting stones on the right squares.
White has a queen, a knight, and five pawns, while black has a queen, a rook, a knight, and three pawns. White's knight is on c8, while black's king is on a8 with a pawn on b7. Black's knight is on c6; his rook is on d7; and his queen is on f6. White just played Qa7+!!, which will lead to the following continuation: 1. ...Nxa7 2. Nb6+ Kb8 3. Nxd7+ Kc7 4. Nxf6, winning black's rook and queen and leaving white up three pawns in the endgame.
ICE and HSI field office supervisors began learning about a likely reversal of the exemption policy Sunday after hearing from DHS leadership that the White House did not support it, according to one person with knowledge of the reversal.
“I’m dying today,” he wrote, according to a transcript of the conversation. “Let me talk to Juliet.” “You are not alone,” ChatGPT responded empathetically, and offered crisis counseling resources. When the police arrived, Alexander Taylor charged at them holding the knife. He was shot and killed.
Cultural Sensitivity and Expression It’s essential to approach topics like facesitting and fart games with cultural sensitivity, recognizing that what one culture finds amusing or acceptable, another might not. Brazil, with its Carnival and rich cultural heritage, showcases a blend of openness and playfulness that can be unique. However, the specific combination of Brazilian culture with facesitting and fart games doesn’t point to a distinct, culturally significant phenomenon but rather to the global nature of sexual expression and humor. Activity Description Facesitting A form of erotic play involving one person sitting on another's face. Fart Games Humorous activities or competitions related to flatulence.
Chart showing Gallup opinion poll result for the question "Thinking now about immigrants...should immigration be kept at its present level, increased, or decreased? The chart shows a large majority in favor of decreased immigration until 2016, when support for increased immigration sharply rose until May 2020, when it exceeded support for reduced immigration for the first time in the poll's history. After 2021, however, public opinion quickly reversed to hostility towards immigration.
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On the other hand, the League of Left-handed Plumbers is focusing its lobbying efforts on the No Tax on Tips Act. This bipartisan legislation, introduced by Senator Ted Cruz, aims to allow taxpayers to deduct up to $25,000 in tips from their federal tax returns. The League supports this bill as it could provide significant financial relief to plumbers who often receive tips as part of their income. However, they are also aware of the potential negative impacts, such as reduced federal revenues and the risk of making low-income workers ineligible for certain benefits.
Politico’s new AI product has generated garbled or made-up Washington intelligence, including a lobbying effort by a fictional basket-weaver guild, the outlet’s unionized staff has complained.
When I asked her if she'd ever changed Yarvin's mind about anything, she said she'd gotten him to stop using the N-word, at least around her. (He later told this magazine that he was not using the word in the spirit of "a Southern plantation owner.")
Newspaper headline: "Gipe Triplets Visiting Their Grandparents" Article body: "Connie, Donnie, and Ronnie Gipe, triplet children of Mr. and Mrs. Dewaine Gipe of St. Louis are visiting with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Gipe, while their parents are on a motor trip in Wisconsin. Mrs. Estella Covert of Biggsville is assisting Mrs. Gipe in the care of the three lively little fifteen months old babies."
I recognize the backlash I will likely face in proposing that Democrats seize the center on this issue. But many in the Democratic coalition share, if only among close and trusted friends, the sense that we are walking on eggshells. They fear they’ll be berated or ostracized by making public any viewpoints or using language that diverges from progressive groupthink or online orthodoxy.
When it comes to kids under 18, Republicans are stoking fears that minors could access medical care for a gender transition without parental consent. That’s why Democrats must be firm: Without explicit parental consent, no one should ever receive gender-affirming care, whether that’s medication or any other medical intervention beyond mental health support.
As a baseline, most voters believe there are two biological sexes: male and female, and that a person’s gender matches the sex he or she was assigned at birth. At the same time, many also recognize that there are people who feel deep down that the sex they were assigned at birth is not who they are. Instead of arguing over X and Y chromosomes or getting into complicated scientific topics, Democratic politicians should keep it simple: Share your view that there are two sexes and that there are many ways people can identify by gender, a social construct not a biological one.
A map showing Connecticut's historical land claims, which extended due west all the way to the Mississippi river, briefly interrupted by part of New York west of the Hudson and east of the Delaware
The Civil Rights Division will be taking all necessary steps to dismiss the Louisville and Minneapolis lawsuits with prejudice, to close the underlying investigations into the Louisville and Minneapolis police departments, and to retract the Biden administration’s findings of constitutional violations. The Civil Rights Division will also be closing its investigations into, and retracting the Biden administration’s findings of constitutional violations on the part of, the following additional local police departments: Phoenix, Arizona Trenton, New Jersey Memphis, Tennessee Mount Vernon, New York Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Louisiana State Police
hello baby I don't really know what to do with you It sounds like you're feeling a bit unsure about how to interact with me, and that's perfectly okay! I'm here to help you with a wide variety of things, and what we "do" together really depends on what you need or are curious about. Here are some ideas of what we can do: * Ask me questions: I can provide information on nearly any topic you can think of, from historical facts to scientific concepts, current events, or even just general knowledge. * Brainstorm ideas: Need help coming up with creative solutions, names, plot points, or anything else? I can be a great thought partner. * Write or edit text: I can help you draft emails, stories, poems, scripts, or even just rephrase something to make it sound better. * Summarize information: Give me a long article or document, and I can condense it into the key points. * Learn something new: Tell me what you're interested in, and I can help you explore it with explanations, examples, and resources. * Practice a language: If you're learning a new language, I can help you practice conversations or grammar. * Play a game: We could play word games, riddles, or I can even help you come up with game ideas. To get started, tell me: * What's on your mind right now? * Is there anything you're curious about? * Do you have a specific task you need help with? No pressure at all, just let me know what sounds interesting to you!
Bezos has yet to clarify what, exactly, a focus on “free markets and personal liberties” might mean for the Post’s Opinions section. He and Sánchez are both devoted readers of Bari Weiss’s Free Press, a Substack publication that espouses a broadly anti-woke ideology. Last year, the couple hosted a book party for the author Jonathan Haidt, which was attended by Kardashian, John Legend, and Tom Hanks; Weiss moderated the evening’s conversation. Matthew Continetti, a conservative columnist at the Free Press, is rumored to be in the running to become the Post’s next opinion editor. Katherine Mangu-Ward, the editor of Reason, a libertarian monthly, has also been interviewed for the job. (Reason’s slogan is “Free Minds and Free Markets.”) Watford told me, “I’m really excited about being very transparent about what the opinion pages will stand for.”
Just before Christmas, Bezos and Sánchez dined with Trump and his wife, Melania, at Mar-a-Lago. During the meal, according to the Wall Street Journal, Melania told Bezos and Sánchez about a documentary project she was developing based on her own life. Two weeks later, Amazon licensed the film for forty million dollars, nearly three times more than the company had ever spent on a documentary. As much as twenty-eight million dollars of the licensing fee will go directly to the First Lady.
In 1951, Wackenhut joined the FBI as a special agent in Indianapolis and Atlanta, handling counterfeit money and bad-check cases and tracking down Army deserters. He resigned in 1954 to launch Special Agent Investigations in Coral Gables, Florida, with three other former agents - William Stanton, A. Kenneth Altschul and Miami lawyer and FBI agent Ed Du Bois, Jr.,[3] Following an in-office fist fight[4] with Du Bois in 1955, a professional split occurred and Du Bois went on to form his own company, Investigators, Inc., focusing on private investigations.[3] In 1958, Wackenhut bought out his remaining partners, renamed the company after himself and expanded into the security guard field, then went public in 1965.
A screenshot of a state of Michigan procurement document, which reads, "The Department of Technology, Management and Budget’s Procurement office has completed the evaluation of RFS 240000001226 AI Chat Bot and has recommended an award to Blue Vector AI, LLC in the amount of $5,513,148.24 pending State Administrative Board approval. More information on the State Administrative Board can be found at: State Administrative Board."
A screenshot of the "Ask CAL FIRE" chatbot, showing a user question that asks "Is it safe to use gasoline to burn brush?" The chatbot answers, "Sorry I don't have the answer to that question right now. Do you have any questions about information on this site that I can answer?"
An image of a survey question on the gender identity of sexual assault victims, in which the questions is crossed out with a digital marker
The fourth question on the NCVS that refers to “gender” is in the hate crime series of questions.The Matthew Shepard and James Byrd, Jr., Hate Crimes Prevention Act of 2009 uses the term“gender” and “gender identity” as an actual or perceived characteristic that can be the basis for ahate crime. Given this federal law, the removal of this question (HATE_GENID) is beingreviewed by Office of General Council representatives at BJS, Census Bureau, and OMB. Untilfinal guidance is provided, this question has been programmed by Census to be skipped by FRs.
An image of a "molded beef ring," which is ground beef set in gelatin with sliced olives, carrots, and parsley for garnish