Two men who used high-powered rifles to kill three wild burros in Southern California's Mojave Desert more than two years ago pleaded guilty on Monday to federal charges related to the shootings, prosecutors said. The men wore tactical gear including night vision goggles as they targeted the burros in a remote area northeast of Barstow on Nov. 6, 2021, the U.S. Attorney’s Office said in a statement. John Feikema of Yorba Linda, California, and Christopher James Arnet of Loveland, Colorado, each pleaded guilty to one felony count of possessing an unregistered short-barreled rifle and one misdemeanor count of maliciously causing the death of a burro on public lands, the statement said.
A video is circulating social media, showing Nickelodeon “abuser” Dan Schneider in a hot tub with 16-year-old Amanda Bynes. The leaked clip comes just as the documentary titled ‘Quiet On Set: The Dark Side Of Kids TV’ was released. Allegations Made Against Dan Schneider As you know, Dan Schneider has faced several accusations of creating […]
Nvidia on Monday unveiled software aimed at making it easier for businesses to incorporate artificial intelligence systems into their work, broadening the chipmaker's offerings. The release highlights Nvidia's push to expand its presence in the AI application execution sector, called inference, where the company's chips don't dominate the market, said Joel Hellermark, CEO of Sana, a maker of AI assistants for companies. Nvidia is best known for providing the chips used to train so-called foundation models like OpenAI's GPT-4.