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Florida cold snap sends iguanas tumbling from trees on New Year’s Eve

Par :Ariel Zilber

2 janvier 2026 à 03:45

A sharp cold snap sent temperatures plunging across the state, stunning cold-blooded iguanas and knocking them from trees in South Florida.

An iguana lies on its back, immobilized by cold, on a paved surface next to a road.

A green iguana lies motionless after being cold-stunned during a Florida cold snap.

Cold-blooded iguanas lose muscle control when temperatures drop, causing some to fall from trees and end up on roadways.

A motionless iguana remains on the grass after frigid air caused its body temperature to plunge.

Unruly traveler threatens to ‘slap’ Southwest workers during wild airport meltdown: ‘I don’t give a f–k!’

Par :Ariel Zilber

2 janvier 2026 à 03:36

The outburst unfolded around 11:30 a.m. Wednesday at a Southwest Airlines counter in the unsecured area of the airport in Kansas City.

A man threatens Southwest Airlines employees during a screaming confrontation at Kansas City International Airport that was captured on video and spread online.

The passenger placed his hand on a Southwest employee’s computer screen, prompting the worker to warn him to step back as tensions escalated.

When the employee said she would call police, the man exploded, shouting that he did not care about being arrested and threatening to strike her.

Bystanders moved in as the argument intensified, with several passengers attempting to calm the man and prevent the situation from turning physical.

A man wearing a blue shirt restrains another man with a beard at the Kansas City airport.

An unidentified individual sought to restraind the irate man and defuse tensions.

Deadly Oklahoma weed shootings expose network tied to New York money and China: report

Par :Ariel Zilber

1 janvier 2026 à 22:07

Authorities told the New York Times that the operations were fueled by out-of-state cash, concealed ownership and lax marijuana laws.

The image above shows a cannabis farm in Chickasha, Okla. in 2021.

John Lam, a New York real estate developer and political fundraiser, who according to court records bought an Oklahoma marijuana farm later tied to an illegal operation.

A string of deadly shootings connected to Oklahoma marijuana farms has exposed a shadow network tied to New York money, organized crime and groups with links to China.

AI models can develop ‘humanlike’ gambling addiction when given more freedom: study

Par :Ariel Zilber

1 janvier 2026 à 19:27

Large language models repeatedly chased losses, escalated risk and even bankrupted themselves in simulated gambling environments, a study found.

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Artificial intelligence systems can spiral into gambling-style addiction when given too much freedom, according to a new study.

Researchers at the Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology in South Korea found that large language models repeatedly chased losses, escalated risk and even bankrupted themselves in simulated gambling environments.

Anthropic’s Claude-3.5-Haiku played longer than any other model once constraints were lifted, averaging more than 27 rounds. Over those games, it wagered nearly $500 in total and lost more than half its starting capital.