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RFK Jr. Announces He's Ending Emergency Liability Protection For COVID-19 Vaccine Makers
‘We’re reinforcing public confidence that emergency authorities are temporary and targeted,’ the health secretary said...
https://www.zerohedge.com/covid-19/rfk-jr-announces-hes-ending-emergency-liability-protection-covid-19-vaccine-makers
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AI Hallucinations Are Exploding In U.S. Courts, New Study Finds
A new analysis from Laine AI suggests that AI-related errors in U.S. court filings are no longer isolated incidents but a rapidly expanding trend. Drawing on hundreds of confirmed cases, the study finds that courts are seeing a growing number of filings containing fabricated citations, inaccurate legal authorities, and other AI-generated mistakes as lawyers and self-represented litigants increasingly incorporate generative AI into their work.
The increase has been dramatic. According to the report, documented AI-related filing errors climbed from just 25 cases in early 2025 to 249 by the fourth quarter of that year, with the pace continuing into 2026. First-quarter 2026 data nearly matched the entire final quarter of 2025 despite covering only part of the year, underscoring how quickly the problem is accelerating.
Geographically, a relatively small number of states account for a disproportionate share of the incidents. California leads the nation with 97 recorded cases, followed by New York, Texas, Florida, and Illinois. Together, those five states represent roughly 40% of all documented AI-related legal filing errors, suggesting that jurisdictions with higher AI adoption are also experiencing more frequent courtroom mistakes.
Courts have responded with a wide range of sanctions. California has imposed more than $256,000 in monetary penalties tied to AI-related filing errors, accounting for roughly one-third of all fines identified in the study. However, the likelihood of receiving severe sanctions varies considerably by jurisdiction. Louisiana, Wyoming, New Mexico, and Georgia imposed serious penalties in a much larger percentage of cases than states with higher overall incident counts, highlighting significant differences in judicial approaches.
Perhaps the study's most notable finding is that most AI-related filing mistakes do not originate with attorneys. More than 60% of the documented incidents involved pro se litigants representing themselves, while lawyers accounted for roughly 37% of the cases. The authors suggest that individuals without formal legal training may be relying more heavily on AI tools without adequate review, increasing the likelihood of errors reaching the courtroom.
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/ai-hallucinations-are-exploding-us-courts-new-study-finds
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It’s Time To Stop Pretending That Migrants Are Entitled To Equal Citizenship
Frankly, foreigners should not have any citizenship rights under the constitution until they have demonstrated assimilation. Until that time, there should be a separate set of rules handling newcomers..
https://www.zerohedge.com/political/its-time-stop-pretending-migrants-are-entitled-equal-citizenship
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Five beavers outperform humans, solve chronic flood problem in London
German heatwave melts tram tracks, triggers travel disruptions
Israeli settlers tried to burn Americans alive.
The Company Behind the Digital Dollar Is Stockpiling Gold (Tether)
PEPE ESCOBAR: The MOU 'Coma' Was Fake-Iran, Oman and Pakistan’s SECRET Gulf Plan
(US to be kicked out of Mideast. China is helping Pakistan to arrange this.)
MOUNT RAINIER: The Volcano That Doesn’t Need Lava to Kill