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Anthropic Shuts Down Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5 After US Order

Anthropic has disabled access to its elite Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5 models globally following a sudden federal export control directive.

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YG Detained in Drakeo the Ruler Murder Investigation

Rapper YG had a run-in with cops Thursday morning during a SWAT response but was ultimately released. The Burbank Police Department responded around 7 AM PT. Cops were executing a search warrant for the investigation into Drakeo the Ruler's murder. The property is connected to YG, who had beef with the late rapper but has denied involvement. YG was not arrested, only detained during the search warrant and released. He was scheduled to perform that night against The Game in their Compton Forever VERZUZ battle.

Tia Mowry Turns 48: Boyfriend’s Homemade Gift

Tia Mowry celebrated her 48th birthday with her new boyfriend Javon'e Armada, a 33-year-old art teacher and visual artist, who gifted her a handmade mixed-media photo collage that sparked criticism on social media from fans who felt it was underwhelming for a Hollywood star.

Patrick Dempsey Considers Potential Senate Race Bid

Patrick Dempsey seriously considered a possible run for the U.S. Senate in Maine but ultimately decided against pursuing a career in politics, choosing instead to focus on acting and his nonprofit work with the Dempsey Center.

Chicago P.D. Star LaRoyce Hawkins Exit Sparks Fan Reaction

LaRoyce Hawkins will leave the popular NBC drama early in season 14. Hawkins has played Kevin Atwater on the Dick Wolf series since it premiered in 2014, becoming a fan-favorite character in the process.

Criminalizing Homelessness: State Laws in America

A 49-year-old unhoused Black man living in a Nashville park was arrested, tased, and charged with felony camping on public property. Following a Supreme Court ruling, at least 14 states including Tennessee now classify sleeping on public land as a felony punishable by up to six years in prison. Joseph Lamont Williams faced two felony counts and a misdemeanor charge under Tennessee's 2022 anti-camping statute criminalizing survival activities between 10 p.m. and 7 a.m. East Nashville, a historically Black community, has experienced rapid gentrification with rent tripling over five years, displacing longtime residents like Williams who refuses shelter beds.