Luigi Mangione AI chatbots give voice to accused UnitedHealthcare shooter
Character.ai has taken down a dozen Luigi Mangione chatbots, but Forbes found two still online. One is advocating for more violence against healthcare executives.
Character.ai has taken down a dozen Luigi Mangione chatbots, but Forbes found two still online. One is advocating for more violence against healthcare executives.
Officials sound alarm over reports of the strange sights—seen over New Jersey, New York, Maryland and Pennsylvania—with one asking for a “limited state of emergency.”
Federal officials have said there’s no evidence of abnormal drones, but conspiracy theories like Project Blue Beam are still swirling online.
Mysterious flying objects have been spotted flying over several states—but nobody has been able to say what they are or what they’re doing.
Local police say they were notified of a man who fell down a ravine hundreds of feet deep.
Mangione was charged with forgery and firearms counts in Pennsylvania, where he was arrested, and faces a murder charge in New York.
Mangione appeared to document his lower back pain on social media, including some posts that were critical of medical professionals.
Luigi Mangione was arrested on gun charges in Pennsylvania and was named a person of interest in the murder of Brian Thompson.
Syrian rebels appeared to have toppled the longtime dictatorship on Sunday after years-long civil war.
Officials are following a number of new leads as the manhunt for the person who fatally shot Brian Thompson is on its fifth day.